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We booked a hard standing pitch with EHU for our campervan for one night at Mayfield Park, mainly because it’s near to Cirencester, a place we like.
Arrived at reception to a warm welcome and had a good long chat with the owner (Karl) who recommended some local walks, pubs and best ways into town.
We walked into town which is a good 2. 5 miles+ (45 mins) and then back when it was dark, luckily had a head torch as Cheltenham road is not lit.
The site is nice with plenty of good pitches, the WC/shower facilities were very good, warm and spotlessly clean. The reception also provides a small shop offering the basics (tinned food, toiletries etc) and there’s a Spa shop near the junction of the main road.
The A417 aqueduct is not far from the site but with our pop town down we didn’t hear anything and when it was up we didn’t really notice the noise.
Good value for money, quiet and very well maintained site, would definitely stay again. via mobile
Excellent facilities and very happy staff! A clean and well organised mixed site (Chalets, caravans, mobile homes and tents) Arrived in the dark and was shown how to find my pitch.
Toilets and showers very clean. The pitch fee seems to be good value. Happy to stay there again.
I can't really 'rate' the child friendliness' score but I would think it would be great for kids
Booked last minute for a weekend get away with my partner and our small dog. Booking and arrival were super easy and site was easy to navigate, map and general information booklet given on arrival was really helpful!
Tent pitches were clearly marked, toilets were clean and social distancing measures put in place and followed by all!
There is a fenced area for dogs to run off lead which was great and we found a number of local walks which were lovely! The staff were all incredibly helpful on the few occasions we had questions and the site was immaculately clean!
Would highly recommend to anyone looking to camp in the Cotswolds!
We visited Mayfield in order to break up our journey down to Brighton from Manchester. We arrived on Wednesday and the owners and staff in site were extremely pleasant and very helpful. The first impression of our pitch wasn't great as I had initially booked a 22 foot tent and VW van but changed our minds before travelling and brought the awning instead.
It is a good job we did because there wasn't enough flat space to have pitched the tent. The awning just about fit on the flat grassy area and the van on the hardstanding.
The toilet block was just meters away down a small hill and they were always very clean and the showers were nice and hot too with good water pressure. I had no problems sleeping as I was in the van with my daughter but my husband who wax in the awning didn't sleep for 4 nights because of the proximity to a very busy newly built dual carriage way. Obviously, this is an issue that the owners can't help as I'm sure the park was there long before the road network was updated so if you are under canvas and this sort of noise bothers you, I would look elsewhere.
Apart from visiting Cirencester, there wasn't much for my 13 year old to do. My husband and I enjoyed several walks as the surrounding countryside and local village is very pretty.
The only WiFi available was in the gazebo and the sites location doesn't get great mobile signal either. Our pitch had full sun from 11am till around 6. 30, sadly, a huge hedge which forms the boundary to the rally field totally blocked any evening sunlight on the lower hardstanding pitches.
During the week the huge rally field was almost empty but as weekend grew near, the field filled up with lots of tents and noisy single sex groups. I understand that Covid 19 means businesses are trying to recoup their losses so maybe this wouldn't usually be allowed.
I presumed there would also be toilet facilities for the rally field but there wasn't and noisy youths that had had one drink too many, passed our van after dark to use the only facilities on the site. The lack of facilities meant toilets were constantly blocking up which caused huge queues outside the block.
The site would also benefit from a shop for essentials as the only Shop nearby isn't within walking distance. The only pubs were in Cirencester itself so no chance of nipping for a walk and a pint early evening.
If you decide to visit, go midweek, ask for a hardstanding near the rally field if you want to be in the sun, stock up with food and take earplugs for road noise. The owners are amazing, 10/10 for customer service. It's just a shame the local area has changed considerably since they set up the site as it could have been a very relaxing holiday. via mobile
We've recently been looking for sites within half an hour's drive from our home in Swindon for some shorter trips so this place came within that remit.
Nice enough place, most of those on site seemed to be seasonal pitches. Not much for the kids to do on site, there's a ball games field but no play park area. Plenty of places to see in the surrounding area though, a visit to Bibury and a walk around Cirencester followed by a pub Sunday lunch filled our weekend.
It's already been said that the pitches can be a little tricky to get on/off. We were on a fully serviced hard standing pitch in the top field and didn't have too much bother. It was January though, in the summer months with a few more pitches full I can see it maybe a bit tight.
The other thing that gets mentioned often is the road noise. We hardly noticed it during the day with the radio on, a bit more noticeable at night but certainly didn't keep us awake. I guess if you're the kind that's bothered by such a thing then you should look elsewhere.
Toilet/shower block was perfectly acceptable, not sure how it would hold up when the site is full though.
We'll probably visit again sometime but for us, with 2 older girls, it'll never be for more than a couple of nights. via mobile
Lovely site, clean & tidy. Our pitch was hardstanding, fully serviced, towards top of the site. Facilities were downhill via a gravel road. In the ladies’ there were 5 toilets, 2 of which also had the option of a child’s toilet seat – a nice touch for those with small children.
There were 4 shower cubicles, (2 were wet-room style, 2 with shower trays) but each with a chrome rack for toiletries, a wooden duckboard & a stool. Also 2 hooks for clothes/towels; perhaps an extra hook would be useful.
The showers were of the push button, fixed nozzle variety; no temperature control but after the first couple of bursts of cold water, were hot but not too hot.
There was the usual mop & bucket (filled with soapy water!) & the notices requesting guests to mop the floor after their shower. There were 4 cubicles with a sink, so that you can wash in privacy if not having a shower.
In addition, there were 2 handwash sinks opposite the entrance, with a magnificently powerful hand dryer & a coin-operated hair dryer (didn’t use). Around the side of the block was the disabled/family toilet & washroom – also for use when the main toilets were closed due to cleaning.
The disabled/family room had a baby changing bench (fold down), toilet, sink & shower, with a pull- down shower seat. The shower had a hose & temperature control, so more suitable for young children.
Next door was the laundry room, with commercial washer & dryer, plus a spin dryer & 2 sinks for washing laundry by hand. There was also an iron & socket for charging phones etc – 20p slot to operate. I didn’t use. There were some peg bags & 2 rotary dryers outside.
I had to use the tumble dryer; I was disappointed the first week to discover that the washing was still wet at the end (someone else told me theirs had been too) but the second week’s washing dried no problem. So maybe it was on the wrong setting the first week?
Along the back of the facilities block was the washing-up room (piped Radio 2 in here as well as the rest of the facilities block) with 4 sinks, each with a plastic drainer. The water was warm but not hot enough for my liking; after the first couple of days I decided to do the washing up in the caravan, where the water was hotter. Next door was the chemical toilet disposal & just outside were the industrial bins for general rubbish and also recycling facilities.
For children, there was a ball games/football field at the top of the site – although the site is sloping, it seems to have been levelled into terracing & there is evidence of young trees having been planted, which, when matured, should provide extra privacy for pitches & shelter from the wind.
The gravel road down to the toilet block created a few issues for some cars & caravans as they were trying to leave the site, especially after heavy rain – the car wheels spinning – but our pitch was at the top of that section so we had no problems.
The traffic noise is almost constant & loud, but it didn’t really bother us. The heavy rain on the caravan roof drowned out the noise on occasions! It was a bit of a trek to the gazebo which was the only place where the free wifi was available, but once there it was comfortable seating & pleasant surroundings.
There was also a lovely information shed with leaflets & a fridge, I believe, for tent campers, plus lots of books & DVDs to borrow & exchange, as well as a few board games/jigsaws.
We would be happy to visit again – though hopefully not next to the camper (probably a seasonal camper) who we nicknamed Firepit Man – virtually every afternoon/evening when the weather was fine he was burning blocks of wood – presumably damp wood, given the amount of smoke that was blowing into our caravan & awning!
Stayed for 3 nights at this site. Lady at reception was lovely. The whole site is so clean and tidy. Toilets and showers were spotless.
We had a fully serviced pitch. Nothing at all to complain about for this site. It's been a really lovely long weekend here.
Cirencester is a nice town to walk around.
Try Toro lounge for the best bacon sandwich, staff are friendly and helpful. Tesco, Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl just out of town and a Tesco express in town.
We came here to relax and recharge our batteries and that is exactly what we did. This was our first time at this site but we will certainly be back in the next few months.
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No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
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Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
No Shop 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
Watersports <10 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
No Dog Walk 
We booked a hard standing pitch with EHU for our campervan for one night at Mayfield Park, mainly because it’s near to Cirencester, a place we like. 
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