Clarksons Farm Local Host Tour — Filming Locations, Diddly Squat & Beyond

Meeting the host. You meet your host at Moreton-in-Marsh railway station on Station Road. The group is seven at most, in a vehicle sized to the group, and the listing is clear that route and timing move with traffic, queues, weather and what the venues can take that day.

The places. Diddly Squat comes first on the listing, then Chadlington, Gerald's village, and the Farmer's Dog with the Grand Tour tent. After a pass through Burford there is a stop in Bourton-on-the-Water, then the Hawkstone tap yard; the brewery's own guided tour is not part of the day.

What to wear. There is a countryside walk that may be muddy, so wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty. The listing says the tour is wheelchair accessible; if that matters, confirm the details with the operator through GetYourGuide before you book.

If the group is small. The standard small group needs four guests booked in total to run. If it doesn't reach four, you are offered another date, an upgrade to the private option or a full refund.

Three reviews so far, all five stars. Each one praises the host as a local with his own stories of the area; one guest says that without the tour they would not have known the behind-the-scenes locations. Three reviews is a small sample, so read the score with its count.

Count the places honestly: 4 of 8 from the show — Chadlington, Diddly Squat, Hawkstone and the Farmer's Dog. Bourton-on-the-Water and the pass through Burford are pretty, but they are not filming locations, and the closing pub is a surprise, so we don't count it.