Berrycroft Hub is located in the village of Ashbury, Oxfordshire (see map below - postcode SN6 8LX), only a few miles from the M4 and Swindon to the east (see map below). We are located within an area of beautiful chalk downland on top of the famous Ridgeway National Trail. Considered Britain's oldest road, the 87 mile stretch runs past some of the UK's well-known prehistoric monuments including Avebury, the Uffington White Horse, Barbury Castle and many more. On the doorstep is Wayland's Smithy Neolithic chambered long barrow, the White Horse and several hillfort enclosures setting a strong prehistoric scene to the area. As well as the local archaeology, grass combes, tall beech woodland and arable fields make the area popular for both common and very rare wildlife. The variety of colours and natural changes to the landscape through each season make the land around Berrycroft Hub a truly rich country setting for the courses and workshops offered. Within a 3 minute walk of the Hub is Ashbury Village shop who serve lovely cream teas and the Rose & Crown pub which offers hotel accommodation. 

"Wayland Smithy Long barrow" by Msemmett

"Barbury Hill Iron Age Fort" by Geotrekker72

Berrycroft Hub is located at:
​Berrycroft, Ashbury, Oxfordshire, SN6 8LX