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I can't add much to other people's comments really! We had a lovely weekend (despite the weather which was pretty wet, with a massive thunderstorm in the middle of the night!). We went as part of a large party and the owners made sure we were all pitched together. The pitches were very generous and despite the site being busy, we had lots of privacy and space. The showers were fine with lots of hot water and even a bathroom, great for those with babies / toddlers.
Although there's lots to do on the site and nearby with kids if it's fine weather, we couldn't find much for little kids to do indoors nearby.
We have just returned from a four day visit and had a great time. Staff are friendly and more than helpful, pitch sizes are more than generous, and although the site was busy it never felt like it. Showers and toilets were always very clean and we never had to wait. Playgrounds were great (never saw the children) and the farm trails were a big hit. Shop is small but had everything that you may need and at resonable prices. Nice walk into Charlbury, but not very much going on, a few pubs with pricey menus but otherwise very pleasant. Overall an excellent site for families as all quiet after dark, and a great base to explore the Cotswolds from. We will definitely visit again!
We stayed at this site for the last weekend in April and were really fortunate with the weather.
Booking in was effortless, £5 deposit for barrier key.
Was given a choice of pitches and opted for one near the under 5s play area as we have a 3 year old. Pitches are very generous.
There are 2 play areas, one for under 5s and one for the bigger children, a large shed/hut houses air hockey, pool and table tennis which was all reasonably priced. There are outdoor chess & draughts also.
Showers (even a bath), toilets, washing up facilities adequate and spotless.
Small shop on site for basics and you can order your papers, croissants, bread for the following morning.
There is a farm walk around the site where you can see the pigs, sheep, donkey, horses, to our 3 year old's delight!
Charlbury is 2 mins in the car, and you can walk via the farm walk. There are some pubs, however we did not try them. There is a very reasonably priced Co-op here.
Overall an excellent site and will definitely be returning. Have already recommended to friends.
Just returned from the site.5 adults and 11 children in 2 large tents.The place is excellent!
Unfortunatly we had to pitch up in the rain,making it a mud bath around our pitch,We asked if we could move the next day-no problem,they sorted us out quickly.
Next day we had lovely weather.
Great site for kids,we never saw them! they had a football pitch, trails, animals, tennis, games room. I have never been to campsite and stayed on it the entire time. Apart from a stroll down the hill (children enjoyed that too!) to Charlbury we never left the site for the two days, didn't need to. Showers and toilets fine, (some taps and showers could stay on longer without the need to repress them) water warm, washing up facilities good. Big on recycling.
You must order the crossiants for breaky,they are fab!
Visited as part of a group taking up 11 pitches-tents / tourers / motorhomes. Site worked hard to fit us all together in advance. Prices average. Age ranges from 68 to 2 years. Booking in, slow process but friendly! £5 cash deposit needed for barrier card. Some in the group had no power with EHUs, but staff were very attentive and quick to rectify.
Toilet block - loos and showers clean. Could add a few more hooks to the shower cubicles (a moan for most sites i,m sure!) Access to drinking/waste water was good.
Animals were a good distraction for the kids, play areas and playing field excellent. Shop good with variety of products and not over inflated prices. You can order fresh bread, newspapers and even book in for a farmhouse breakfast!
Walk to Charlbury via dog walk and nature reserve good, not 'wheel friendly'. Small Co-op supermarket.
Lunched at the Bell Inn, Charlbury. Nice food, especially chunky chips! Great beer garden with lots of grass and picnic benches and shallow stream running through - Drinks and food expensive, but hey-you are on holiday and can treat yourself!
Good site and even though was nearly full , they have been creative with pitches, it did not seem cramped. We would visit again
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
As we used this site as the basis for our decision to visit I only thought it right to leave a review of my own.
Every thing that the last few reviewers wrote is correct.
On arrival we were given the option to change our pitch, we had a small child with us and we were given a more appropriate pitch which meant we could keep close eye on him. All the pitches looked good and appeared to be of a good size.
We camped in the far left hand corner of the site, which unfortunately is the lowest part of the site, which wouldn't have been a problem if we hadn't had a night of rain before we packed up to go. The ground was very soggy, however we felt was the sunniest parts of the site and reasonably private.
The facilities were great, the showers etc the best we have had at a campsite. The shop was good, well stocked and the croissants were lovely! We did pre-order them with our newspaper.
If I could improve things, as it was our first visit I would have liked a bit more info on the site when arriving. Ie Where the toilet blocks were, the different play areas and the walks, where the animals were, only for a little more direction. I know that half the fun of a new campsite is the exploring! I also felt that provision for the under 5's was very basic - a swing would have been nice.
We felt that as we did not use or need electric hook up that the site was slightly over priced. However this would not stop us going back. Over all a great stay and would highly recommend it.
We did walk to the local village. We were directed via the road, however we did find an alternative route across the site using the farm trail to the road, cross over the road and pick up the foot path which skirts the road. At the end of this footpath we were directed to join the road again, however if you go out of the gate, go right and down through another gate you can join another path which takes you behind the houses and up the field (not suitable for push chairs!) This then takes you up behind the church or if you go to the left onto the road by the scout hut!
We lunched at the Bull which has just recently been taken over. Although it welcomed out business we did feel it reluctant. Not very child friendly (no kids menu) dogs not welcome (poor poppy had to stay out in the rain!) the menu was expensive and we felt a little underdressed in our smart camping clothes. The food however was good.
Well we went to Cotswold View on 23rd March, we left Staffordshire in a snowstorm. Having advised at the time of booking an approximate time of arrival we rang the site whilst en route and there was someone manning Reception waiting for us with a smile.
It was a cold weekend and the shower blocks were clean and heated. Shower space is a little cramped but the water was warm and plentiful.
There were also ample sinks for dishwashing, again with loads of hot water and a small roof over.
The site itself is split into numerous sections so although it is a larger site than we would normally visit, you do not feel that you are on a big site.
The shop on site is well stocked and is reasonably priced (£3.75 for a bottle of Red Wine)
Walks around the site are nice as are the play areas.
Staff are friendly and helpful and were there to ensure you enjoyed your stay as well as to make a living.
Caravan trip number 3 for us, and this was our most luxurious site yet. We paid £21 per night for the 5 of us, plus £5 refundable cash deposit for the road barrier card.
We met up with friends who camped, so between us there were 4 adults and 6 children, although we did not see a lot of the children! Between us we made use of the dog walk area, the football field (doubled nicely as cricket field and rugby field), playgrounds, tennis court, shop (early morning bread, croissants and papers), outside chess and under 5s fenced wheely toys area. That leaves the table tennis, air hockey and skittles for another time!
It's a big site, well landscaped and the pitches are a good size, level and well cared for. It's up high, so there are magnificent views of the Cotswolds. Loos, showers and washing up facilities are all good. At the end of Sept. It was relatively quiet, so no need to book anything in advance.
We enjoyed the walk down to Charlbury (mostly off the road) and our pub lunch in the very child and dog friendly Ye Olde Three Horseshoes. Simple choice of menu, served by friendly staff and the children enjoyed chess and darts there too. There were plenty of other nice looking places to eat in Charlbury. No time to stop in Burford's pretty high street on the way home, perhaps another time!
In summary large, organised site with good facilities set in beautiful countryside.
From the moment I booked the 2 nights I could tell it was going to be good weekend. Booked a few weeks before, just a phone call with a return phone number but no deposit required!
Finding the site could be difficult if you follow a certain internet mapping sites directions from the A40, as it tells you to turn before getting to Charlbury not after it. If you follow the campsites own directions you will be fine.
Booking in was a breeze,and the fiver deposit for the barrier key was all done and dusted promptly.
The site is well laid out with hedges and trees segmenting the various areas nicely. Our2 pitches were in a section of three with a mirror image opposite the access road. Water and refuse points built into the hedgerows so you don’t have to stare at them all the time. All Pitches seemed to have power hook ups.
Plenty of areas for the kids to use, although the under 5’s area was very basic. I think we brought more outside play toys!
The site shop is small but seemed to sell everything needed. The croissants and pain au chocolat and fresh baked bread went down well and were fairly well priced. Order them the night before though or you may be disappointed.
The shower block and toilets were clean all the times I used them and if you need a bath it will only cost you 50 pence.
They have a “very” well stock tourist information “shed” with flyers and maps covering over a 50 mile radius of the campsite.
There are nice walks around the site and the animals are there but the Rabbits seem to live in nettles and could only find 2 of them.
The walk to Charlbury is, as others had mentioned, via a bit of road walking but mainly on sections mown into fields and only took about 10 mins. So fairly safe for small kids though if you have a pushchair watch the walk back as the one slope is a killer!
The Street fair was on during the weekend and made a nice afternoon stroll for us.
Overall a nice site which we will be coming back to
We had had 3 nights here as 2 families of 5 - went midweek and were allowed to camp in the rally field which was great - we had it to ourselves until friday night! Kids loved the playgrounds(2), the outdoor toys, the walks round the farm and animals - very cute pigs and tame rabbits. Plum trees were ripening all around us in the bushes so the kids ate and ate! If it had been a bad year for wasps could have made it tricky with all the soft fruit around. Didn't do the tennis or skittles but sounded fun - need to book well in advance when you arrive at weekends. Good site for kids to ride around on bikes which ours loved. Very handy shop - well stocked with fresh bread (croissants and pain au chocolat.) papers (ordered) chilled drinks and alcohol and a selection of toys for the kids to pester you. Badminton sets etc We were very lucky with the weather - first consistent sun in August - but there was still a lot to see in area. Being on a hill they hadn't been affected by floods except drop in visitors. Very pleasant site - would return - good for families and groups with something for kids of different ages.
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
The toilet facilities were spotless and the shop, although small is very well stocked. There is a good sized playground and a really pleasant atmosphere on site (no chavs!).
Pitch sizes were very generous and we had plenty of space with our large tent.
You can walk into nearby Charlbury and the owners have numerous fields where they have created a walkway, so you can walk the whole way (apart from about 20ft) without having to walk on the road which was ideal for us as we have a three and four year old.
Have just returned from this fab site on BH weekend. We liked this site so much have booked to return in two weeks.
The facilities are excellent, only gripe about showers is you have to continually push else water runs out immediately. Farm walks and trail on site.
Excellent small shop on site that stocks most essentials. Pitch was large plenty of room for caravan, awning, car and space left over.
Plenty of play areas for the children and we never saw our son when we were on site. Nearby the lovely picturesque town of Bourton on the water,one tip pay and display charges £5 for all day but just around the corner, £2 to park in a field all day. The river is shallow enough for the children to paddle in, so take nets etc if the weather nice.
Stow on the wold another pretty town to visit. Can't wait to return.
Look no further than this site I was very impressed with the whole site the from the clean toilet blocks to washing up facility which I decided to use even though I could wash up in the van.
Plenty of areas to walk dogs or just an evening stroll and plenty for the kids to do with a large play area, easily kept an eye on, but come 10.00pm everything goes quiet.
Space between pitches are generous and plenty of drinking water taps I counted one for every four pitches.
I am new to caravaning but have used tent sites, this caters for both and they are both catered for very well.
Regarding the staff I was impressed in the quality of staff and their pleasant manor in which they went round doing their work
All in all this site would come out in the top ten of sites I have used and already working on a return visit
Fantastic site , we had a pitch here from March to October 06 and have been using the site for 7 years , friendly staff always available to help , toilet blocks are kept spotless and the piped misic is a nice touch the croissants and fresh bread from the well stocked shop are very highly recommended, Ideal base for visiting the many attractions in the Cotswolds . blenhiem palace, cotswold wildlife park , Stow on the Wold and the fairford air tattoo
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Bar <1 mile 
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Tennis On Site 
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I can't add much to other people's comments really! We had a lovely weekend (despite the weather which was pretty wet, with a massive thunderstorm in the middle of the night!). We went as part of a large party and the owners made sure we were all pitched together. The pitches were very generous and despite the site being busy, we had lots of privacy and space. The showers were fine with lots of hot water and even a bathroom, great for those with babies / toddlers. 
