We would love to welcome you to our campsite situated in the beautiful village of Whichford, near the Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire borders. 1.25 hours from the M25
Come and share this special place, experience the peace and the sounds of nature, where you can enjoy stargazing the dark night sky, watching the meteor showers without light pollution form our ancient stone circle.
With plenty to explore in the vicinity, this is an excellent place to base yourselves on your camping adventure.
To camp, you can bring your own tent or campervan or hire our Airstream, Gypsy Caravan, Yurt or Lttle Dutch Cabin
Camping Fees are £10 per adult (age 18+) per night and £5 per child (12 to 18 years) per night. £12 at weekends
We are not allowed children under the age of 12 No dogs No groups These are rules written into our planning permission by the council so we are unable to be flexible about this.
We do allow campervans but not motorhomes. Here are the specifications from the council "Small camper vans are permitted and shall not exceed a weight of 3.5 tons, shall not have twin rear axles and shall not measure more than 6.25m in length, 2.22m in width and 2.77m in height when closed"
Glamping
There is a minimum 2 night bookings. Prices include all fees and the use of the facilities.
We currently have an Airstream, Gypsy Caravan and Yurt, Bell Tents (Summer only) and a cabin
Nearby Attractions
Holycombe is adjacent to the glorious Whichford Wood. Its also located a short walk from the Norman Knight, a classic, award winning pub, which serves excellent grub and has great live music nights.
Whichford Pottery is also a wonderful place to visit, where there is a stunning garden full of inspiring pots, a gift shop and a cafe Local shops
The Rollright Stones is an ancient site, consisting of three elements. It is well worth a visit and is just up the road. Holycombe Holistic Retreat Centre There are a number of alternative treatments on offer at Holycombe, such as Shiatsu, Reiki, Massage, Reflexology, whilst you are camping, these can be arranged with individual therapists. To do this see the therapies and therapists section of the Holycombe website.
Driving from the South: From London M40 north, take junction 8 (A40) for Oxford, leave on A44, * take A3400 going north at Chipping Norton roundabout.** At north end of Long Compton take right turn up steep hill signposted Whichford (where the main road bends steeply to the left, 200 yards past the church). ***. After two miles along high ridge, and 100yds after Whichford ‘30mph sign, take first right down steep lane - Holycombe is on your right at the bottom of the dip
Driving from the North: From Stratford-upon-Avon take A3400, (or from M 40 (Junction 15) take A429 towards Stow-on-Wold, at Halford join A3400) drive south through Shipston-on-Stour. Take 4th turn left (4 miles south of Shipston) to Whichford and proceed as from ***above.
Driving from the East: (main road way) Fro
Common Questions
Where is the nearest shop to Cotswolds Camping At Holycombe? There is a shop within 5 miles
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