Harvington, Offenham & Badsey

The Harvington, Offenham & Badsey area lies within the Vale of Evesham, characterised by its flat, fertile landscape primarily dedicated to agriculture. Large fields of arable crops and orchards define the open views, with the River Avon meandering through the parishes. The settlements are distinct villages, each with their own historic core centred around a church, connected by narrow lanes. This is a predominantly rural part of Wychavon, where land use is practical and tied to the soil.

The area has a strong horticultural tradition, historically famous for asparagus cultivation, with seasonal harvests still shaping local activity. Badsey is noted for its substantial village green, a large open space around which community life gathers. Offenham features a rare surviving maypole on its green, a focal point for annual traditions. Harvington contains a number of historic timber-framed buildings, adding to the quiet, working character of these closely grouped but separate villages.