The club’s neighbourhood
Around the club, Witney town centre
The club is at 6 Waterloo Walk, just off High Street in Witney town centre. Here are the best local places to eat well, keep active and get outdoors, from Market Square and Corn Street to the Windrush valley. Distances are as the crow flies.
Getting to the club
Stagecoach S1 buses run between Oxford and Witney. The nearest stops are Witney High Street, right by the club, and Market Square, a 5 minute walk away.
Witney sits on the A40, west of Oxford. Park at the Woolgate car park or the Marriotts Walk multistorey car park, both a few minutes on foot from the club.
Waterloo Walk is just off High Street. Market Square, the Woolgate Centre and Marriotts Walk are all within a 5 minute walk.
6 Waterloo Walk, Witney OX28 6EU
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, from 6:30am to 11am
Tuesday evening, from 6pm to 7:30pm
Saturday, from 7am to 11am
Closed on Sunday
Markets and local producers
Fresh, local food close to the club, to put your coach’s advice into practice every day.
One Elm Farm Shop
Meat direct from the farm, honey from their own beekeeper and eggs from their own hens.
The Market Garden
Fruit and vegetables grown on a 3 acre plot in Long Hanborough with the charity Farmability. Local and organic produce, plus refills of cereals, nuts, seeds and pulses.
Keep active near the club
Your eating plan is built at the club. For exercise, here are the gyms, clubs and runs nearby.
Pirate Fitness
Witney’s community led warehouse gym, not for profit, open since 2004. Yoga, Pilates and sports therapy in the same building.
PureGym Witney
Gym open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with classes to book online.
Witney Lakes Resort
Health club with gym, group classes, sauna, steam room and hydro pool, plus a championship golf course.
Walks and nature
Lakes, woodland and riverside paths, a few minutes from the club.
Cogges Manor Farm
A historic manor house and farm on the edge of the town centre, open daily from 9.30am.
Witney Lake and Country Park
37 hectares of countryside with a lake, a branch of the River Windrush and wetland meadows. Quarter mile markers help you measure a walk or run around the lake.
Ducklington Lake
A lake on the south side of Witney, for a short walk out of town.
Deer Park Wood
About 20 acres of woodland paths, with Colwell Brook flowing through Deer Park South. Cared for by Witney Woodland Volunteers.
Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote
The ruins of a 15th century riverside manor house, with its complete dovecote nearby. Run by English Heritage.
Eating out well
Well rated tables cooking with seasonal and British produce, for a treat that still fits your plan.
Three Horseshoes Witney
Historic British pub and restaurant on Corn Street. Its team won the BII Licensees of the Year award in 2025.
The Lamb Inn
Cosy countryside pub serving hearty seasonal food, freshly prepared.
Old Swan and Minster Mill
Riverside hotel and spa with destination dining, in the village of Minster Lovell.
Three Horseshoes Asthall
18th century pub in the Windrush valley. Pub food made from seasonal ingredients and local beers.
Practical information
The town council on Market Square, the district council and the town museum, all close to the club.
Witney and District Museum
The history of the wool trade in Witney, told by volunteers. Open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm.
Witney Town Council
Reception on Market Square, Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm, Friday 9am to 4.30pm. 01993 704379.
West Oxfordshire District Council
District services, parking and visitor information. Switchboard 01993 861000, 9am to 2pm on weekdays.