Vicar of Dibley Where Was It Filmed
While Turville is the undisputed star, the production team borrowed a few other spots for that extra bit of Dibley flavour. The village of Fingest (yes, that’s its real name—how very Dibley) was used for some countryside shots. And if you ever saw a particularly muddy field or a dramatic country lane, it was probably nearby in the beautiful Hambleden Valley.
The Vicar of Dibley Filming Locations: The Comeback of a Classic
Also, let’s give a little nod to the BBC Television Centre in London. That’s where the interior of the church was built, along with the parish council meeting room. So the show was a lovely hybrid of real, rural peace and classic BBC studio chaos. It’s the perfect metaphor for the show itself, isn’t it?