Road Green Vineyard

Updated 26/09/2026

You can toast the vines from a luxurious glamping hot tub, with views stretching across the Cotswolds to the historic Tyndale Monument.

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Limited AccessNo public tour or tasting programme found - the site is focused on self-catering holiday accommodation (The Grape Escape) rather than organised vineyard visits.FacilitiesAccommodationWelcomesDogsWineAward-winning

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Overview

What's the vibe?

Road Green Vineyard is a small, family-run vineyard nestled in the Cotswolds countryside beneath the Cotswolds Escarpment, with views towards the Tyndale Monument. The vineyard produces English wines and offers a peaceful rural setting.

Visiting Road Green Vineyard

Road Green is set in North Nibley, Gloucestershire, on the edge of the Cotswolds Way. The main visitor draw is The Grape Escape, a glamping stay with a hot tub and views across the vines.

Wine and shop: Road Green produces a dry white, a white sparkling and a rose sparkling, all available to buy through the website with home delivery.

Enquiries: Get in touch through the vineyard's website for tastings, tours or to book The Grape Escape.

The Wine at Road Green Vineyard

Road Green Vineyard cultivates grapes including Siegerrebe, Phoenix, Orion and Solaris in its vineyard.

The wines offered include an English Dry White Wine, a Siegerrebe Dry White, a White Sparkling and a Rosé Sparkling, with details and purchase options listed on the official website. The wines are made in the traditional method.

The vineyard works closely with the well-established Three Choirs Vineyard, who advise, produce and bottle their wines.

Getting to Road Green Vineyard

Address: Road Green Vineyard, North Nibley, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 6BA. For precise navigation, use What3Words: ///tapes.steep.wimp.

By Car: From the Road Green House, continue a short distance; the vineyard is the second entrance on the right, marked by large double gates.

By Public Transport: The nearest train station is Cam and Dursley, located approximately 3.5 miles from the vineyard. A taxi from the station to the vineyard typically takes about 6-7 minutes.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

What's nearby

  • Other Vineyards:
    • Woodchester Valley Vineyard: A boutique vineyard and winery offering tours, tastings and accommodation, located a short drive away.
  • Notable Restaurants:
    • The Old Spot Inn: A traditional pub in Dursley known for local produce and cask ales.
    • The Brasserie at Calcot Manor: A restaurant offering modern European dining in a country house hotel setting.
  • Notable Hotels:
    • Forthay Bed and Breakfast: A 17th-century Cotswold stone farmhouse offering dog-friendly accommodation in North Nibley.
    • Woodchester Valley Vineyard Accommodation: Luxury guest rooms and farmhouse stays on the Woodchester Valley Vineyard estate.
  • Notable Attractions:
    • Tyndale Monument: A striking tower on the Cotswold escarpment with panoramic views after a climb.
    • Woodchester Park (National Trust): A secluded valley with an unfinished Victorian mansion, lakes and extensive woodland walks.