Lewis House Oxford Trip

Walk in the steps of C. S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and others during this once-in-a-lifetime Spring Break trip.

For centuries, Oxford has been synonymous with academic excellence. Many of world history’s intellectual giants got their start in Oxford. But Oxford has produced few Christians as well-known and well-loved today as C. S. Lewis.

Join us as we explore Oxford as Lewis knew it. We’ll wander through the halls of Lewis’ home, the Kilns. We’ll visit his church and resting place. We’ll walk Addison’s Walk, reminiscing on the conversation that led Lewis to Christ. And along the way we’ll explore one of the most history-shaping cities in the world. During our time in Oxford, you’ll have opportunities for optional excursions to Bath or the Cotswolds and more. We’ll also spend a few days in London. We hope you can make it!

  • Dates: Thursday, March 11 – Saturday, March 20, 2027

  • Cost: $2899
  • Trip capacity: 30 students (first come, first served)

Step 1: Submit your Information
Step 2: Submit your Deposit ($1,000)

TRIP FAQs

You might miss class on Thursday, March 11th and would certainly miss class on the 12th.
Expect to pay the remainder of the trip in January 2027.
Flights, hotels, one meal, group activities, and group transportation are included in the price of the trip. The cost does not include meals, souvenirs, and optional excursions.
We are going to Oxford, England, but through optional excursions and some time in London we will see other parts of England, too. In addition to the C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien sites, Oxford is a treasure-trove of sights worth seeing—there’s everything from botanical gardens to churches to famous pubs, bookstores, and museums. We won’t see everything but we have some fun things planned for the group.
Yes. We do love Lewis and we hope our love of Lewis will rub off on you, but there’s a lot to do and see in Oxford that isn’t Lewis related. We’ll spend several days in London, too, and we won’t explore Lewis sites there.
There are 7 staff members, mostly from Lewis House and a couple from CSF. Several staff members have been to Oxford before and even led groups to Oxford.

Yes! We’ll stay in safe neighborhoods and places, and our experienced staff will keep tabs on everyone and make sure we’re all acting like adults. Like in the US, you can put yourself in unsafe situations if you really want to. But, like, don’t do that.