Jeremy Clarkson’s farm shop in the Cotswolds has reminded visitors to expect large crowds this weekend.

The rural outlet has become an increasingly popular destination for both locals and tourists exploring the Oxfordshire region.

Since launching in 2020, the store gained rapid recognition through the Amazon Prime documentary series Clarkson’s Farm.

Considerable numbers of shoppers have made the journey, with long lines frequently observed outside the premises.

On Saturday July 25, supporters were alerted to anticipate significant activity at the store during the summer period.

A representative explained the site was experiencing high footfall, thanked customers for their continued backing, noted the extremely restricted parking availability on-site, and suggested those seeking a faster, simpler experience might consider heading to the nearby inn instead.

Peak periods including weekends, bank holidays, and periods of warm weather draw substantial gatherings, with visitors commonly describing waits of half an hour to more than an hour merely to gain entry.

The parking area reaches capacity quickly, meaning those arriving later are forced to leave vehicles in distant supplementary fields and walk considerable distances.

Strong customer interest means stock levels and particular products frequently become depleted or entirely unavailable by mid-afternoon.

Situated in the countryside between Chadlington and Chipping Norton, the store serves as another option alongside Mr Clarkson’s neighbouring inn.

The Farmer’s Dog is reachable by a brief car journey to the A40 at Asthall, close to Burford.

Reservations are required for indoor dining, though the beer garden welcomes all walk-in guests.