Frampton on Severn - St Mary's & The Green

Can You Locate The Lost Pirate Treasure?

Many years ago, when pirates sailed the Seven Seas, the Jolly Roger was a frequent sight on the Severn estuary. One such pirate was Captain Fletcher Bond who is said to have lived in Frampton. Legend has it that he and his crew were often seen in the local hostelry, the Bell Inn. Fletcher made a fortune plundering gold and silver coins from trading vessels but he never brought his treasures home. Instead, he buried them on Bear Island but, following a dreadful storm, his ship capsized and the secret location of his hoard was thought to have sunk with him. But recently, a map was found during building works in the Bell Inn. It had Fletcher Bond's name on the back and a load of Clues around the village. If YOU could solve these Clues, Professor Ima Kleverklogs and her Frampton Historical Society would be over the moon. Are you ready me hearties?

Treasure Hunt Through Frampton on Severn

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Frampton on Severn?

Then why not explore Frampton on Severn on this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure?

The Trail follows the length of The Green, believed to be the largest in the country and explores the area around St Mary the Virgin. The Trail also includes an option to extend your walk to take in the best view of Frampton Court and the birdwatchers paradise that are The Pools.