Cotswolds stone villages
Eight slow days of honey stone: Chipping Campden, Broadway, Bourton, Bibury, Cirencester, Bath as a last look. Tesla in Oxford and Bristol; the lanes are walking lanes with a motor.
Season: Year-round. July-August and bank holidays are packed. Bourton is kinder on weekdays. Bath is a walking city.
Eight slow days of honey stone: Chipping Campden, Broadway, Bourton, Bibury, Cirencester, Bath as a last look. Tesla in Oxford and Bristol; the lanes are walking lanes with a motor.
Day by day
Chipping Campden
A high street of wool money. Destination charger.
Why stop hereWhy stop here: Chipping Campden. Access: walk from the overnight — leave the car.
Bourton-on-the-Water
Venice of the Cotswolds, they say. Charge after 24 percent.
Why stop hereWhy stop here: Bourton-on-the-Water. Access: walk from the overnight — leave the car.
Bibury
Arlington Row in the morning. A quiet night.
Why stop hereWhy stop here: Bibury. Access: walk from the overnight — leave the car.
Bath
A crescent of stone. Overnight Tesla.
Why stop hereWhy stop here: Bath. Access: walk from the overnight — leave the car.
Oxford
Last Tesla. The honey stone is still in the rear-view.
Why stop hereCharge nearby: Tesla Supercharger (Tesla Supercharger Oxford) — typical arrival 22%, about 22 min to 80%. Access: walk from the overnight — leave the car.
Quiet charging pauses
- Tesla Supercharger in Oxford — a calm stop on this leg, about 22 min.