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August 2005 Just got back from 6 nights at Cotswold View and, without sounding too gushing, Mrs G and I think the place is perfect, particularly for families. It's a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. The park is well landscaped and beautifully maintained, with plenty of trees for shelter. Woodland and farm trails, animals on site, 2 play areas, games room, tennis court, huge chess and draughts games etc, keep the kids happy.
Most people on the site seemed to have kids, and those who didn't certainly weren't making a lot of noise late into the night, so the only night time noise was the cooing of pigeons. Nice way to wake up.
Everything is spotlessly clean (saw the windows in the shower blocks being cleaned twice while we were there!) and there is plenty of hot water in the many showers in 2 blocks. There is also a bathroom, a disabled shower room and family shower/toilet rooms.
Surrounding countryside is second to none. We particularly liked Bourton On The Water.
I could go on. Suffice to say, we recommend the place and will, I'm sure, be going back.
June 2005 Have just returned from a weekend visit. We arrived the day that Glastonbury was flooded out and flash storms spread across the country, so we were delighted to find the pitches dry and very well drained - as well as extremely spacious.
There seemed to be plenty for the children to do (we had four between us, aged 9-12), in fact we barely saw them! The site itself was pretty and well maintained and I would concur with all the excellent reviews already posted here.
The showers/toilets were immaculate and my only concern was the hundreds of crane flies and moths in the showers - they seemed to be everywhere and showering was not a pleasant experience! No doubt it was due to the odd weather - going from a heatwave to torrential downpour - that brought them out.
I would definitely return to this campsite, but perhaps avoid the very short "cranefly season"!
June 2005 Just spent the w/end at cotswold view. A fantastic site with the cleanest toilets / showers you will find on any Uk site. Shop with everything, games room, animals and 2 great play areas.
Stunning views, helpful staff. This is the sort of site that a lot of UK site owners should visit to see how its done perfectly and smooth. A credit to the widdows family.
May 2005 Just had our first ever ,family ,camping experience at this site.Its quite a big site ,but well set out with lots of trees and hedges and - as the name suggests - lovely views across the countryside. The toilet and shower/bath facillities were great - clean, warm water and plenty of them! Several play areas for the kids, including a separate area with a pair of goalposts, which impressed my son no end. There's a nice little area for under 5's too. We will be going back!
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
May 2005 This was our first outing with the new trailer trent. A great site, immaculately clean & tidy, 1st class toilets & showers. Had a pitch right behind the play area wich was great for kids. Nice walks around the animals (apart from being ambushed by a couple of loose sheep) Cotswold wild life park worth a visit. Highly recommended.
May 2005 What a lovley site. We have just got back from our first caravanning outing after a year of tents and were very impressed by the large pitched with pleantly of room to practice reversing. Facilities were very clean and there was a tardis like shop that appeared to stock just about everything including chilled wine and beer. Childeren were very well catered for with 2 good playgrounds and a toddlers fenced in play area with lots of toys to keep them occupied. The farm and forrest trails were really good and provided excellent safe walks for the whole family. I would certainly recommend this site and will be returning soon.
September 2004 Very nice site, we had a lovely pitch right next to the kiddies play area which was great for entertaining them while we pitched - if you don't have kids you might want to request one away from there, though! All the facilities were lovely and clean, plus the familty bathrooms were great.
The only downside really was that the farm walk past all the animals was also used as the dog walk so you had to watch what the kids stepped in!
August 2004 I love this site!! our pitch was on a corner with low hedges which gave us some privacy. We had lots of space and were close to one of the childrens playgrounds. I have 2 small children who made lots of friends and did not want to come home. The nature walks were great and as the site is set well back from the road, it is very safe for children. I was impressed by the fact that ALL pitches have electric hook ups and arriving late (though not intentional) seemed to be no problem. We will definately be there next year
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
16-18 July 04 Nice clean site and facilities, good size pitches with electric hook-up. Nice walk into the village of Charlbury.
Away from the road, so good to take children on. Plenty for children to do, games room, tennis (need to book), play areas, giant chess set, under five play area with toys.
Farm animals also to see. We will be going back...
21, 22, 23 May An impressively run and maintained site. The walks are beautiful as are the sunrises. You will certainly need to like children, had lost count of the number of times a ball was fetched from under our caravan! Amazing cross section of campers and caravaner's including the North Wales Chapter, Honda Goldwings, a very nice Dutch couple, the largest red dodge pickup I have ever seen (even on travels through the States), VW campervans and lots of families tenting together. Great base for visiting Oxfordshire's standing stones. The best chicken jalfrazi can be found at the Cafe le Raj, Chipping Norton. Best lunch - The Lamb, Burford
April 204 (Easter) Immaculately maintained grounds & facilities. We had a 16m x 10m pitch, hedged on 3 sides - plenty big enough for our VW & tunnel tent & a game of footie with the cildren.
There are 3 outdoor play areas, an indoor play room, tennis court, a skittles alley, a woodland walk & a variety of animals you can see from close up.
Aug - annually This is the site I always use when I'm in the area, which is every year, and will continue to do so for many more to come. The site is very clean, the pitches have electric hook ups and are very well maintained, there is a good sized play area for the children, plus a games room and tennis court.
There are two very clean shower blocks (bonus)not forgetting the site shop wich sells almost everthing and has a tourist cabin with leaflets on all the local attractions plus home made food. But most of all you have peace and quiet. The village is only five mins in the car and it has three public houses all of which serve good beer and food but pay a visit to one in between a row of shops with the green door, the beer was fantastic and the food was superb, well worth a visit. You must give it a try it wont disappointed.
25th August 2003 A really nice site. In 10 years of camping, this is one of the best sites i've visited. Both toilet/shower blocks were spotless. Fairly large pitch sizes, excellent dog walking area, nice scenery etc etc. couldn't fault it.
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