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This is a brilliant site. Have stayed here several times and will make it a regular yearly visit! Always well kept and the facilities are always clean, even in the worst weather. Lots to do around the area and lots to do on site. Childrens play areas are good and nice walks around the site. Animals to see on the farm and Tennis courts to book. The house does a Breakfast if booked and fresh bread is available every morning from the shop. Shop very small but normally has your basics.
Excellent site would highly recommend. Just returned from a three day stay. There is a lack of hooks for towels / bags / coats etc in the wash block but that was the only negative we could find with whole site. The site shop is small but well stocked & the fresh bread was superb. We had a lovely meal at the Moreton Pub at Salford Hill on the A44 a 5 min drive from the site. The village of Charlbury is small but quaint and worth a visit but the local authority need to address the speed of traffic along the road from site to village.
Just back from a very relaxed 4 days here. Very friendly but unobtrusive staff ensured high level of cleanliness (bins changed regularly, shower/toilet blocks always cleaned, toilet rolls at the ready!).
Recycling very much encouraged but bins were overflowing.
A few hot water issues in one of the shower blocks but they worked hard to resolve the problem.
Lovely layout, certainly don't feel 'packed in'. Kids enjoyed making friends and running freely between the various play areas. Bowling alley and games shack also popular. (Bowling did go on until about 10:30pm and we were close, but the noise wasn't a problem).
Particularly enjoyed the croissants and pain au chocolat in the mornings - but you need to order in advance. Shop small but had just about everything you could wish for apart from fresh veg - but Charlbury not far away with co-op.
Didn't investigate surrounding areas as it was a chill break! (and chill we did although in lovely warm sunshine!)
Site had electric hook up and free internet access included in price. Made use of hook-up but not internet, so don't know speed/reliability.
Really liked the overall layout with trees to shelter next to and 'roads' around site, but be aware in hot weather these chuck up quite a bit of dust.
Well, I read all the reviews and they didn't let us down. Fantastic site, spacious, spotless, plenty of showers, toilets, washing bays. The shop is great, fresh bread, choc au pan, beer, wine, papers to order and the mobile fish and chip van, OOOOhhh northern boys love gravy!
Lots of dutch and german visitors so you know the place must be of a good standard. Dropped on with the weather too, it was beautiful and walking through the farm trails with the kids was memorable. Loved the pigs.
Charlbury has some nice pubs, lovely vilage, pleasing on the eye. Ate at the Bull, it was average, but a pint in the orchard with the sun blazing made up for it.
Visited, Chipping Norton, Bourton and Broadway, stunning. Defo worth going to the motor museum at Bourton. Trip down memory lane.
Great site which provided allocated pitches with ample space. Staff in shop were very friendly and helpful both on arrival and during our stay. We visited as a group of 11 (6 adults and 5 children aged from 5 - 12). The children all loved the freedom the site provides with a games room (skittles, pool and table tennis) for the wetter times, play areas with well maintained equipment, tennis court and farm trails to see the animals.
The toilet / shower facilities were excellent and there were as many as I have experienced at much larger sites so there were never any queues. Free use of the large freezer for ice-packs etc was a welcome bonus. The mobile fish and chip van which called at the site got the thumbs down from those that used it but the Indian restaurant in Charlbury which delivered to the site was excellent and highly recommended. The shop was really well stocked and provided freshly baked bread etc. If required. Very easy walk into Charlbury with usual local facilities (Co-op, pubs etc.)
Can't criticise this site at all - would like to visit again for longer.
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. Modern facility blocks, on-site cafe, Wi-Fi, laundry, dishwashing, and children`s play areas. Fully serviced pitches for tents, caravans, or motorhomes. Motorhome service point, chemical toilet emptying machine and dog wash! Enhance your stay with a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool or while away your days at the superbly stocked Fishing Lake. Find out more here
Great facilities, especially for kids and the showers etc. Were clean even at the weekend when the site gets busy.
The pitches are a little small for many modern family tents and a car but that's fairly common for sites with no camping field.
Pitches 78-82, in the area where we were, completely flooded however. This was a shame as it spoiled our stay due to the quagmire and even had cars struggling to get into and out of this area. As the site was half empty all week it seemed odd to place us here and by the time the problem came (after a lot of rain) it was not really practical to move. They did dig a trench to help the drainage but even after 3 days of sun at the end of our stay the mudbath remained.
I'd recommend this site and would return, but not to this area of the site as the remaining 95% of the site drained well and had good gravel roads.
Very well kept site, with friendly staff, plenty of space, and a well-stocked shop with a good supply of croissants - and even one or two Hooky beers!
The washing facilities are excellent, with free, very hot, very powerful showers, and clean toilets. And a hair dryer even in the gents! Two toilet blocks, so no queues.
It's a big site, and there are two playgrounds, although they don't have much in them for little kids (ours is 3). The walks around the site are clearly marked and pleasant, and a few pigs, sheep, horses and rabbits can keep you interested for a while.
Very impressed, especially with the extras such as the games shed and sports facilities. All pitches have electric hook-up and there is free wifi (not that we used it - we were camping, for goodness' sake!).
Definitely would go back - the area is lovely, Charlbury (a mile or so away) looks fabulous - Cotswold stone townlet with splendid-looking pubs - but we didn't have time to explore it.
Another successful visit to this camp site. Excellent pitch sizes, clean and tidy. Toilets and showers are always spotless. Kids spent all their time in the 'games room' which is actually just a shed but they love it. Take lots of 20ps for the pool, table football and air hockey. The table tennis is free but you will need your own ping pong balls and the bats are a bit ropey. Excellent well kept woodland walks where you can see the donkey, horses, chickens, geese and very friendly pigs. Lots of baby bunnies to ooh and ahh over. The children's play areas are also well maintained. There is a sports field to play football. We played rounders and managed to end up playing teams because extra children kept asking to join in.
This was our 5th visit and we shall be booking up early for next year.
We have just returned from a wonderful 4 day trip to cotswold view. This was our first ever experience as a family camping. We had rain, rain and more rain, will a little sun mixed in for good measure. Despite the weather we really enjoyed our trip.
The site is great. It has a couple of playgrounds for the kids, a tennis court, skittle alley, air hockey table, table tennis and other acitivities for kids. The toilets were always very clean and the showers hot. We didn't see much of our kids as they found friends to play with around the site. The pitch sizes are very large, it was completly full but we didn't feel crammed in at all. There is a shop selling all the usual stuff. You can order you breakfast of croissants and bread the night before. There was even a chip van that stopped by on the saturdday night. We took two dogs and there are some lovely woodland walks around the site which to us made it extra special.
All of the pitches have EHU and free internet access which was great when we had a downpour. Everyone was friendly I can't rate it high enough. It was wonderful and we can't wait to go back.
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. Modern facility blocks, on-site cafe, Wi-Fi, laundry, dishwashing, and children`s play areas. Fully serviced pitches for tents, caravans, or motorhomes. Motorhome service point, chemical toilet emptying machine and dog wash! Enhance your stay with a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool or while away your days at the superbly stocked Fishing Lake. Find out more here
This site is great. The facilities were brilliant - great play areas, chess board, tennis, animals walks, football pitch etc. The kids had a ball. We didn't really leave site except to walk into Charlbury as there was plenty to occupy us on site. There are lots of walks on site too and the site has not been over developed. The toilets were clean and there was plenty of hot water.
What a lovely site! A warm welcome was a great start and then we had a spacious pitch on flat land which was great. The site has a play area for the children. There are rabbits, chickens and donkeys for them to see and a wooded trail to walk if you fancy a little exercise! The toilets, showers, bathrooms were really clean and always had soap and toilet roll in them! The dishwashing areas were good although it would be good if campers left it as they found it!
The shop sold beer so hubby was happy, this along with the good weather meant a relaxing time for us.
It would be a great idea, to have on occasion, a quiz night as there are no activities for the adults.
Chipping Norton is not far and has quite a few shops to walk around. Beautiful area!
Fabulous site. Arrived Friday teatime - bit of a booking in queue as its that time of year but quickly had things sorted.
Spacious pitch and before long sat out with beers. It was a very busy weekend and was full of families having a great time. The site has a lovely atmosphere - a really friendly family buzz with everyone enjoying the incredible weather. The site looked fully booked - and although busy the place easily handled it all. Lots of corners with a couple of playgrounds, footy pitch, woodland walks, bunnies (which kept my daughter entertained for most the time).
We were really impressed with the landscaping - the pitches are broken up by hedges and trees creating lots of more intimate groups of tents and caravans rather than a great big field which meant the place never felt like a football pitch with 100 tents around it.
The facilities were clean and functional and very capable of handling a full site. Shop was small but perfectly formed, you could order morning newspapers when you booked in and a lovely bonus - they had a big bakers oven in the shop so fresh croissants, pain au chocolat and bread each morning.
The site emptied out mid day Sunday (along with us) and you could see the site transform from a lively summer campsite to a tranquil chilled out place. Depends on what style of campsite you want - but time it for your preference.
Now I definitely agree with all those previous superb comments this site is a gem for setting/site/tranquillity and plenty to do for the little ones also. This is my type of campsite,however not for those seeking a 'knees up.' The site is quite isolated about one mile north of Charlbury and a car is probably a necessity although you can walk to Charlbury via the farm trail towards the road then cross the road and use the footpath behind the hedge,this almost brings you to the Co-op supermarket and further on the village itself,all downhill,of course the problem is getting back. We walked into the village once during our stay which was exceedingly quiet but with three pubs,went for the GBG listed(of 20 years) Rose and Crown with seven real ales on which went down very well before the hike back. Didn't seem very good for cycling around the area so never got the bikes off the rack but would definitely return if in the area.
Just returned from a 3 night weekend break which we really enjoyed. Lots to do for our 3 kids as previous reviews have mentioned and the site felt very safe.
Hit a really busy arrival time at around 18:00 on Friday night, the 20 min. Queue to get registered was a bit of a pain though. We were allocated pitch R19 opposite the reception and whilst this location had it's plus points, there was obviously a lot of through traffic so I'd like to avoid that particular pitch and the few surrounding it next time round.
The the site seemed pretty much full, however there were no queues for toilets/showers throughout the weekend and the facilities were spotless. I wouldn't say the pitch was huge, but at the same time we weren't right on top of our neighbours either. This being only our 2nd camp I don't really have much to compare it with yet.
Virtually the whole field emptied out by noon Sunday, leaving us and 1 other tent in the field in peace for our final night! There was loads of room then!
Overall an excellent site, well maintained, friendly and a good base for exploring the Cotswolds.
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