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I would describe this site as rustic informal. Although a large site, it is broken up by hedges and trees so that wherever you are it feels quite secluded.
The pitches are generally of a good size.
The toilet/shower, although nothing exceptional, is well maintained but beware that the shower cubicles are quite cramped and it is difficult to prevent water getting over the whole floor.
The big plus point is the network of paths through woodlands and farmland adjacent to the site, great for dog walking.
There is also an off road path through the woods and across fields to Charlbury, all well signposted.
There is an on-site cafe which I can recommend for its bacon baps.
What a lovely site! A convenient shop on site stocking all the basics and reasonably priced. A cafe open for breakfast and lunch. Some lovely walks nearby.
Level camping, generous pitches for jumbo tents and gazebos.
A short walk to 2 clean toilet and shower blocks which were never full, and included a free hairdryer. Good washing up facilities under cover and with plenty of hot water. 2 large chest freezers for cool-blocks.
Within easy reach of lots of tourist sites - we visited Blenheim Palace, Oxford, Burton On The Water, Chastleton House and Diddly Squat Farm shop.
A few minutes drive into the local town which offers supermarket shopping, pubs and a great Indian take-away.
I would definitely recommend this site for families and friends.
With direct access to the River Thames, this family-friendly spot is perfect for boaters and walkers alike. Tourers, tents, motorhomes and RVs welcome. Grass electric, hard-standing and premium multi-service and RV pitches available. Spacious, modern, heated shower blocks with free hot water, hairdryers and shaving points. There is also a laundrette, park shop, disabled facilities, a book swap library, riverside picnic grounds, slipway, fishing in season, Premium WiFi, childrens playground, nature trail, football goals and outdoor table tennis table. A fantastic base for visiting Henley, Windsor, Legoland and more! A serene oasis nestled in the beautiful countryside at the base of the Chiltern Hills, just a stone`s throw from the charming Henley-on-Thames. Find out more here
Being elderly ( 78 and 76 ) and new to camping we chose this site to explore the Cotswolds for three nights,
Arriving on Thursday we found the site to be beautifully set out and quiet,
Unfortunately we were pitched next to the children’s playground which is not fenced, by Friday the site was almost full and consequently we had to endure children unsupervised running through the playground tree lined perimeter into our pitch shouting and screaming at full volume from about 7 am till past 11 Pm including kicking footballs into our awning repeatedly even after we and our close neighbours asked some of their parents to control them.
We found this situation unacceptable and have reported the details to the campsite owners suggesting that the playground perimeter needs to be fenced off to prevent future complaints!
First visit to this site for weekend 2 night stay.
What we liked - our pitch was lovely, flat with sun and shade. Lovely walks on site, donkeys, sheep and goats to see, outdoor gym equipment. Even though we hadn't got young children with us plenty of activities for them including play park, table tennis.
Family bathroom and baby changing and bath in lower area bathroom. Friendly staff who allowed us to stay on our pitch on last day until 4pm without extra charge so we could enjoy sunshine without having to rush off. Old Shed cafe with great food.
Toilets and showers are OK, bit dated but clean. No hooks or bench to hang clothes in showers. Some of the pitches are on quite a slope so levelling blocks may be required.
A group of friends / family were there at same time of us and were quite noisy and loud during day drinking all afternoon, although they did seem to observe quiet time hours, sure most of site could hear them. via mobile
This is a very well kept and organised site, set in the classic Cotswold landscape.
The pitches are so spacious, allowing front-on or side-on pitching to the access roads.
Registration-reading access barrier is always welcome and the whole site is well laid out and easy access.
Two facilities blocks are sensibly located and kept very clean and well maintained.
The reception has a (licensed) shop with all the basics and cooks morning croissants to order.
There is a very popular café (The Old Shed) which is open from 7:30/8:00 to 15:30/16:00, serving excellent breakfasts, a range of lunch dishes and afternoon teas.
Quick access to Chipping Norton (and nearby Mr. Clarkson's 'Diddly Squat' farm shop and cafe - recommended) and also to Witney.
With direct access to the River Thames, this family-friendly spot is perfect for boaters and walkers alike. Tourers, tents, motorhomes and RVs welcome. Grass electric, hard-standing and premium multi-service and RV pitches available. Spacious, modern, heated shower blocks with free hot water, hairdryers and shaving points. There is also a laundrette, park shop, disabled facilities, a book swap library, riverside picnic grounds, slipway, fishing in season, Premium WiFi, childrens playground, nature trail, football goals and outdoor table tennis table. A fantastic base for visiting Henley, Windsor, Legoland and more! A serene oasis nestled in the beautiful countryside at the base of the Chiltern Hills, just a stone`s throw from the charming Henley-on-Thames. Find out more here
What a lovely campsite. Spacious pitches, spotlessly clean and well maintained grounds.
Two toilet/shower blocks that are lovely and clean. Number plate recognition for the barrier as entry and self check in. Small shop at reception with very friendly staff.
The best dog walk ever, a lovely wooded area to walk through with the added bonus of a disc golf course should you want a game it’s very well priced for campers.
A fantastic cafe too, with really scrummy cakes. We will definitely return
My wife and I stayed here for the last week of July and I can certainly say it's one of the best if not the best campsite we've stayed at.
On arrival we didn't have to check in as it's a self check in system via your car registration that operates the barrier and we already had our pitch number and site plan, we where at the back of the site on a touring grass pitch.
Our pitch was huge, even though our neighbours were slightly pitched on ours due to their extension lead was too short and they were already set up before we got there, good job I didn't take our side awning otherwise they would've had to move.
The site is split into different areas, 2 areas for tents which when we were there I felt that the tents were crammed in which is why we were glad we where at the back of the site, then there's areas with glamping pods, hardstand and touring areas.
The 2 toilet facilities were very well maintained, very clean, the block near the glamping pods had more toilets, wash basins and mirrors than the block near the games room, never had to queue for showers and the shower had a lever to operate them although they could do with a toiletries tray/ rack in them.
The grounds staff where always about cleaning the site and empting bins. There's plenty for the kids to do, games room, tennis, football pitch and disc golf which seemed to keep them quiet, I've got to say all the kids were well behaved.
The forest which joins the site acts as the dog walk with plenty of bins around, there are different trails to follow which leads to different footpaths for walks into Charlbury and joins other footpaths for further walks.
We didn't use the Old Shed cafe but it looked nice and always busy, we had a pint at the Bull Inn pub but beware they only take card and no money so we didn't go back.
Blenheim Palace at Woodstock is a must and a walk on the Oxfordshire canal at Kirtlington village was nice.
On the whole the weather was great, the site was amazing and quiet, we met other friendly campers and Dutch campers, watched the combine harvesters whilst walking the forest and would not hesitate to go back. via mobile
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis On Site 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
I would describe this site as rustic informal. Although a large site, it is broken up by hedges and trees so that wherever you are it feels quite secluded. 
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