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A List of Recreational Activities
In North Oxfordshire

This list of activities covers the arts, music, the outdoors and other recreation options in North Oxfordshire. It attempts to be as varied and inclusive as possible.

Why North Oxfordshire Should Be In The List of Places to Visit.

If you're in Oxfordshire as a tourist, it's possible that the big for you was the weighty history and modern literary and cultural attractions of oxford.

Why Should You Visit North Oxfordshire?

Model Time Productions

Model Time is brand new division of Adult Time Network and it features models that direct their own pace of action. No scripts, no scenarios – just their idea about how to please you in form of naughty videos.

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Sweet Sinner

Sweet Sinner features the most sensual fun right on par with… taboo aspects. Watch story driven fantasy series where couples are discovering their inner cravings – and they won’t step back from making them happen. No matter how kinky or naughty.

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Fun-Size Boys

Fun-Size Boys is all about body size difference between partners. In this very niche series you are about to experience the contrast in body builds between tall masculine guys and their tiny fragile partners.

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Girlfriends Films

Girlfriends Films is the one and only true home to perfectly captured lesbianism in erotic fashion. Watch all the most well-known models engaging in sublime, intimate and very alluring girl on girl situations. 20 years of the making – this is the effect!

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MadFuckers

MadFuckers is obscene series dedicated to love/hate kind of relationships. Or certain moments of any relationship. You can see what anger, lust and any other feeling mixed up in the process can turn out to be!

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Abuse Me

Abuse Me brings you the real fun, the real rough way. Watch where mutual understanding of naughty needs leads you to.  These girls don’t mind getting it abusive ways. Tell you more, they expect it!

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DFXtra

DFXtra is all about the finest interracial on the web. And being the home of world’s famous Dogfart series you can be sure nothing has changed since 1996 – those guys are still pioneers!

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Reality Kings - RK Prime

They are reality kings for a reason. Watch Prime subseries of world’s most famous entertainment website. With Prime access you can see the freshest videos of the crew that rule this realm for years – welcome to RK Prime!

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Noir Male

The most engaging black gay men content on the Web. Truly dedicated to the beauty of black males’ desire this is Noir Male – created by Mile High Media where all sorts of ethnicity setups are craved.

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Blenheim Palace

The Ashmoleon Museum in Oxford may be a big attraction in the county. But the smaller Banbury Museum in Banbury also puts up excellent temporary exhibitions on relevant areas that have included, in the past, tapestries by Grayson Perry and a history of RAF Heyford.

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MUSEUMS

Farm visits are popular among tourists to Oxfordshire. Several farms in the northern part of the county worth visiting include Willowbrook Farm in Kidlington, which has Open Sundays where families and individuals can interact with the animals, learn about sustainability, picnic on the farm’s homemade food and get inspired.

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Parks, Manors

The region’s numerous parks, parklands and trails make for lovely rambles and picnics for the whole family. The Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens in Barford St. Michael is a well-run animal park on the lawns of the manor house. Rousham House is another charming 17th century country house with a landscape garden.

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Towns and Villages

North Oxfordshire is home to two of the most historical market towns in the UK, Banbury and Bicester. Busy enough to keep things exciting, yet relaxed enough to keep things stressfree – the market towns are filled with great restaurants, bars and pubs and trails.

There are many scenic villages in North Oxfordshire with Kidlington residing over them all as proud owner of the title, the largest village in England. There is lots to explore in the villages from castles to parks, churchs to breweries! Full of character and charm, each one is special in its own right so the village trail is definitely the best way to learn about each and make sure you don’t miss out on anything!

Must sees are the Medieval buildings of Bloxham, the Adderbury Lakes, Islip, birthplace of King Edward the Confessor and the annual Fairport Convention in Cropredy every August, attracting music lovers from everywhere!

Then there are the famous markets at Deddington, the Hook Norton brewery and museum and fantastic Oxford Canal views at Lower Heyford. All this and more can be found in and around North Oxfordshire.

Tourist Spots

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Oxford & Windsor
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Oxfordshire Manor
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Oxfordshire Restaurant Awards 2016

There is something about North Oxfordshire that makes it a well-known paradise for foodies in the UK and beyond. Is it the country pubs and greasy fish n chips in charming villages? Is it the rolling hills and market towns that offer fresh produce from local farms? Is it the history of hungry scholars and scribes who spread the word about traditional offerings like the Oxford Bishop? Is it the high standards of food safety?

All of these combined with a love of good food and innovation may be the answer. Some of the best restaurants shortlisted for the Oxfordshire Restaurant Awards  come from the northern part of the county.

What should a foodie eat in and around the major towns and villages of Banbury, Chipping Norton, Bicester and Oxford City, and the countryside in the north? Of course, the best place to start exploring local foods is at the farmers’ markets where the taste of the countryside lingers.

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History and Heritage

Much of the history of North Oxfordshire is still visible today in the picturesque little villages and old town streets, as well as the historic monuments and buildings, some of which were built as far back as 16th century.

North Oxfordshire’s history is diverse; drawing such influences as Saxon with Banbury and Bicester both mentioned in the Domesday book to Victorian in the form of The Garth park and gardens. There are 17th century churches, pubs and inns as well as markets echoing the tradition of Banbury’s original and famous cattle market. While magnificent Broughton Castle, the ancestral home to the family of Lord Saye and Sele has featured in many films including “Shakespeare in Love” and embodies the overall historical charm of the area. It is a charm which has not gone unnoticed in TV either and has, in fact, provided the setting for a novel about rural life in the 19th century that has been made into a BBC drama series called ‘Lark Rise to Candleford’ by Flora Thompson.

Latest News

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Oxfordshire Best Pubs And What You Should Expect

  • Posted by North Oxfordshire
  • On February 3, 2020
Bustling with life yet frozen in time, historically fascinating and culturally enriching – Oxfordshire has everything a tourist or a traveller loves. There are so many places to visit in Oxfordshire and so much to discover. And obviously, once you are in Oxfordshire, you can’t afford to miss the restaurants and, especially, the pubs. Oxfordshire […]
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Uncover The Hidden Charms Of Oxfordshire

  • Posted by North Oxfordshire
  • On June 22, 2018
One of the most beautiful places to visit in England is Oxfordshire. Its beauty is breathtaking and unless you visit the place, even pictures do not give full credit to the amazing sceneries of Oxfordshire. Oxfordshire has so many unhidden charms that keep people from all over the world keep going back year after year. […]
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Major Tourist Attractions in North Oxfordshire

  • Posted by North Oxfordshire
  • On March 8, 2018
When it comes to tourist draws in this part of Oxfordshire, the scale is skewed towards the rustic, the rustic-chic, the historic, architectural and gastronomic. The major city of Oxford is known for its dreamy spires, cobbled lanes and prestigious colleges. To the north, the Cherwell district is well-connected with London and Oxford and the […]
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Modern Gastronomic Treats from North Oxfordshire

  • Posted by North Oxfordshire
  • On December 1, 2017
The small farmers’ markets of the North Oxfordshire countryside have plenty to offer at Christmas and at other times, including all kinds of unconventional meats such as ostrich, hare and venison. In the bigger cities like Oxford and Banbury, you will find plenty of multi-ethnic restaurants serving Italian, Indian, Vietnamese and other cuisines for a […]
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This website aims to provide curious and interested visitors with information about the picturesque, historic and often under-promoted North Oxfordshire countryside. Many travelers think of Oxford when they think of Oxfordshire. However, we believe that there is much more to the county, especially in the northern regions, that contain hidden gems for the curious traveler..