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I can only echo the other reviewer's comments, and won't repeat their description of the facilities here - we found them as described. This is a simple, quiet site with basic but decent facilities, in a lovely area. The site is secure, and the lane outside is quiet (being a dead-end leading to the farm and houses only). The Cotswold Way runs along the lane, and at £4 pppn it is a good backpacker stop.
It seems that the site allows campfires, as our neighbours seemed to have one every night (and some mornings!), and there were suitable bare patches by our tent and others. It might be worth knowing that the pitches on the top right of the slope (as you look up it from the toilets) get the evening sun for longest. There is an electricity line running across the field.
The farm shop (open 9am-5pm, 7 days) is a useful addition - you couldn't rely on it for all basics but they do sell meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, cheese and milk, as well as jams, pickles, cakes and biscuits, apple juice, wine and a small selection of local beers. They will happily freeze freezer packs for cool boxes. There's also a tea room and a nature trail around the farm.
Other nearby facilities include a Spar shop and pub (The Pheasant) at the roundabout at Toddington (~2 miles), and a selection of local shops and pubs in Winchcombe (The Corner Cupboard highly recommended!) (~5 miles). Broadway, Stow on the Wold and Cheltenham are all within easy reach.
May 2005 We visited this site over May Bank Holiday. It is a certified C&CC site.
There are a number of hardstanding pitches with EHU and the rest is grass. Slightly sloping, but this didn't cause us a problem. Pitching, other than the EHU pitches, was wherever you wished.
On booking in at the Farm Shop you pay a £5 returnable deposit for a key to the gate and the washrooms. The washrooms were very clean. For men there is one urinal, one cubicle and one shower. For women, one toilet and one shower. However, the women's toilet is also the disabled toilet - not sure how this would work for a disabled man. Also, as a result the only washbasin in the women's side is in the disabled cubicle - can result in a wait if mothers are cleaning children's teeth etc in the evening. A portapotti is definately an advantage here.
There is no wash-up point, so you do need to take a bowl with you.
Even though it was bank holiday, the site was not too full - there was plenty of space between units.
Would we stay here again? Definatelty.
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