Frampton-on-Severn has the longest village green in England, it features ponds, the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal and not forgetting The River Severn, making it the idyllic place for admiring scenic views. From time to time you may even see the tall masts of Schooners passing by, on their way to Gloucester docks. In summer the sound of ‘leather on willow’ can be heard as cricket is played out in front of the pub on the village green. Walks, cycling, boating, fishing and just breathing the fresh country air is highly recommended. 

The village offers some pubs such as ‘The Bell Inn’, the village shop on the Green, ‘The Green Shop', Frampton Post Office and more. The village also offers beautiful architecture from Cruck Cottages to Tudor and Georgian builds, with the glorious medieval Manor being one of them.

Frampton-on-Severn is situated just off the M5 making it easy to visit some of the other towns like Cheltenham, Stroud, Tetbury, Gloucester, Tewkesbury, Worcester, Bath, and Bristol for shopping trips, eating and general exploring. 

The Cheltenham music and literary festivals and the Cheltenham racecourse are 30 minutes by car.