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We booked to stay here for two nights with friends. On arrival we were greeted by the very friendly helpful owner, we were all in the front Orchard field and told to pitch where we wanted to. They happily provided extension leads so that we could pitch where we wanted and still hook up to the electric points. Some of the ground was very undulating but we all managed to pitch on flat ground.
It was lovely all of us being here together, we had two toilets nearby and it wasn't far to go to the main block where there were 3 toilets in the ladies and 2 showers. They weren't the most modern but apart from a few cobwebs they were clean and did the job. We didn't venture through here very much at all - it looked as thought it was mainly for caravans and we were quite happy in our area.
The surrounding area was lovely for walking and we visited the local pub, a few ate in there and said it was very good, we just ordered drinks but I have to say the service was extremely slow.
Homemade apple pie and cake was purchased from the local shop. Oh my goodness. How delicious was that!
Very reasonably priced at £14. 50 with EHU - we would definitely return - it was so nice to have a group of us together in our own little plot.
Stayed 3 nights over Bank Holiday & pitched in the Orchard, where there are 6 EHUs. Lovely spot although 1 tent had a problem with water collecting under their tent, but they had pitched in a dip. The ground was in places undulating but beautifully cut & obviously looked after. There is a separate toilet nearer than main block for Orchard pitchers & that was handy, but only 2 showers with lots of hot water. These were a little tired looking & could do with some updating but were usable & clean.
The village chocolate shop is well worth a visit & only a short walk, as is the tea rooms, which does a lovely afternoon tea.
Didn't go into the other field, where there were mostly caravans & on talking to a caravanner, was told there was 16 seasonal pitchers at that time.
All in all a lovely quiet, friendly site & I would return.
We’ve just come back after a spending a week at Low Farm and I can honestly say it was exactly what we were looking for. We wanted a nice quiet campsite to kick back and relax without the hustle and bustle of a commercial site, and it didn’t disappoint in this regard.
The owners were away, but the site was being looked after in their absence by a couple who were wonderful hosts and made us very welcome upon our arrival. We set up camp on the orchard using the hedge as a convenient wind break, and apart from one quiet Dutch family had the field to ourselves.
The quality of the ground is excellent with the grass being good quality and frequently mowed, and the toilet/shower block was clean however I would agree with some other comments about the need for more cubicles and showers, we stayed in a very quiet period so it wasn’t an issue, but can see that it would prove problematic at busy times. A couple more washing up sinks/drainers would also be helpful.
As others have mentioned, yes there are a few Pigeons around, but that really is out of the control of the site owner and you’ll find them virtually everywhere you go, so being toughened traditional campers we didn’t consider it a big issue.
The local pub has recently changed hands and is highly recommended serving real ales and wonderful food. The local store is superb and very well stocked with all that we needed, and then there's the chocolate house and tearooms!
I would definitely recommend this site to anyone wanting a quiet break away.
We went to Low Farm as a group of four families, with eight adults and nine children. There are some very mixed reviews on here so didn't have high expectations. Upon arrival we were greeted warmly and told where to pitch. We were on the front field, which couldn't have been a more delightful or perfect spot! We were the only ones on the field, apart from a small group of two tents who camped in the orchard. We had nine children between us, and they had the run of the entire field. There was a shallow stream running along the length of the front field, which didn't cause us any problems, even though we had children ranging from 11mths to 6 years.
Facilities were not all singing and dancing but they were very clean, well stocked and everything worked. Yes, some of the walls may have benefited from a lick of paint, but it kind of added to the charm! I didn't feel that any of the tiredness that has been mentioned in other reviews detracted from the amenities or the site at all. The owners were lovely, site was beautiful and the facilities more than adequate. Although I didn't have a shower as we only stayed for 2 nights, they were very clean and I would happily have showered there. There were washing up facilities, washing and drying machine and a hair dryer in the main toilets. On the Saturday morning, the owners put on a beautiful spread of various cakes and tea, coffee etc, all of which were free. It was a lovely idea and nice to meet others on the site and also an opportunity to peruse the various camping and caravanning things they had on sale. They had also gone to the effort of providing lollipops, cupcakes and squash for children, again all free. They had a collection tin to take any donations, raising money for a charity that was very dear to their hearts.
There were no pigeons that we saw or rabbits, but we did see swifts, swallows, red kites and various other beautiful birds that you would associate with being in the country! A joy to watch and hear. Oh and the local tawny owl who regularly serenaded us along with the resident song thrushes!
As for the village of Folkingham, ( the high street was literally a two minute walk from the campsite) what a quaint and beautiful village. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, including the residents. Cannot speak more highly of Quaintways tea rooms and restaurant, who gallantly provided a three course meal for our party of 17 and not only was each course beautifully cooked but the staff couldn't have been more helpful or accommodating! Also recommend Henleys chocolate shop, where not only can you buy beautiful chocolates, but you can also see them being made!
We were going to venture out to Belton House, but the campsite was too beautiful and we were all having too nice a time and so spent the entire weekend on the campsite. We have all made a unanimous decision to come back next year! Thank you Low Farm and Folkingham for a truly perfect weekend.
Nice friendly owners suggested we fill up the water tanks from the entrance before entering the site we choose this one at the time because it had a washing machine/dryer and needed some clothes doing only stayed 2 days but to be honest £17. 50 p/n was a bit steep I think the site is more geared towards tents/caravans as there was a grey water disposal but it was walled in with a meter high wall which meant I could not empty our grey water because the gravity would not go over the wall which was a tad annoying other than that it was quiet at night and the birds where the only 'noise'. Would I go again. No not at the price I think 12-14 would be more like it.
Turned up for our first outing in the new tent. Someone was there to show us on the map where we could go, easy pitch, not stoney and electric hook up.
Nice base for a couple of walks we has researched earlier in the day, with our 3 dogs. Quiet and pleasant evening with a tent cooked meal and a bottle of wine!
Showers and toilets basic but perfectly adequate and clean.
Not sure why people are mentioning pigeons, but there are quite a few, and rabbits etc. It is the country side after all!
Quite a basic site. On arrival the owner was out. There is a sign instructing you to find a pitch and pay later. We really wanted a hardstanding but the only two not in use had cones on them saying they were reserved. We only wanted one night and the pitches were reserved for someone not even arriving until later in the week. As there was no one to ask if we could use one of these pitches just for the night we decided to find the most level grass pitch we could. This site is very sloping and the grass in wet weather is not really suitable for motorhomes. Eventually, the owner came back and we were able to swap to a hardstanding, much better. The toilets and showers are very basic and reasonably clean. Although, the next morning every surface in the toilet/shower block was coated in dead flies.
The nearest and only pub in the village is not dog friendly and doesn't appear to be too hot on food so a pub meal would be a drive away from the site.
This is a pleasant well drained level site with well spaced grass pitches. Toilet block is clean but could maybe do with up dating a little. However it is still acceptable. The park is well laid out and the position is such that it is within the village of Folkingham and shops and pub are all within easy walking distance Pitches are grass it is well cared for and there are some nice walks from the site. There isnt a playground for children but plenty of grass and open space There is a separate field for tents The owners are friendly and you leave with the feeling of wanting to come back again
Arrived on a very windy day and found there is a huge Leylandii hedge which really helped to shelter our not very aerodynamic tent. Extra guylines fitted, it didn't look as if it was going to blow away! And it didn't.
The site was very quiet in both senses of the word, apart from the wind and the cooing of pigeons in the hedge, there was little other noise. The field was fairly full of caravans but only a few seemed to have people in. It is very rural, with fields of spotted sheep all around.
The field is very well maintained and the facilities are excellent, huge shower cubicles, lots of hot water. Plenty of washing-up space, one indoors.
The owners were friendly and helpful, and there's an information room and toilets near the house as well as info in the washrooms.
The village is very historic, look out for the houses with moustaches, the workhouse and the house of correction! The church has some great gargoyles. There is a shop in the village which is useful but expensive.
Belton House and Woolsthorpe Manor are not far away and well worth a visit, as is Stamford. The Art Centre is recommended for coffee or lunch.
We're planning to come back with our bicycles, it looks like super cycling country round here.
On arrival at the site, we were greeted warmly and told to select a pitch which suited us. We chose to pitch on the front field which is a little farther from the toilets but we had lots of room for our four year old to run around and was very peaceful late on in the evening when she was asleep.
The site is lovely. The facilities are spotlessly clean and never had to wait for the showers or toilets.
The village is only a couple of minutes walk and has a pub with a beer garden which was lovely as when we were there the weather was very hot!
We visited Stamford and Rutland water and had a lovely time.
We did try the fish and chip shop which had leaflets up in the information center on site I would not recommend! The food was awful.
We will definitely visit this site again!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
We booked to stay here for two nights with friends. On arrival we were greeted by the very friendly helpful owner, we were all in the front Orchard field and told to pitch where we wanted to. They happily provided extension leads so that we could pitch where we wanted and still hook up to the electric points. Some of the ground was very undulating but we all managed to pitch on flat ground. 
