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This is a very pleasant site set in beautiful countryside and adjacent to a pub that sells real ale from the cask - it has a beer festival next weekend. A ten minute walk downhill brings you to the delightful Three Horseshoes with the best pub garden I have ever visited.
The local walks are excellent and plenty of red kite spotting below Bledlow Ridge. Do visit the church of St Marys Radnage and take in the wall paintings which are unique.
The site is well kept with the grass cut short. Units are well spaced out but was a busy week-end as there were two large family reunions.
The basic facilities consists of 3 bathrooms containing shower WC & hand basin plus hand dryer. A separate block contains toilets for both men and women. Electrical hookup are available on most pitches but please note hardstanding pitches are in short supply.
The owners are reputed to be friendly and helpful but we didn't see them which enhanced the relaxed but secure atmosphere of the site.
This is a very pleasant site set in beautiful countryside and adjacent to a pub. Entrance to the site is via a key pad operated gate(entrance code supplied prior to arrival)
The site is well kept with the grass cut short. Units are well spaced out.
The facilities consists of 3 bathrooms containing shower WC & hand basin plus hand dryer. A separate block contains toilets for both men & women. Electrical hookup are available on caravan pitches and for some tent pitches.
The site caters for both caravanners and tent campers.
The owners are very friendly and helpful and well organised having an online booking service.
Very friendly site. Good facilities and a great location. Really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be booking again for next year. Booking online was really easy and the emails from the site were very clear and informative. The pub next door was a great bonus with a warm welcome, great food and real beer.
Just got back from a 3 night stay at this site. Sadly I would not choose to stay here again.
After receiving a text with instructions on how to find the site and a code for the security gates all seemed good. On arrival we had the option of choosing where we pitched so we chose the second field which had beautiful views, grass seemed well kept and there seemed to be plenty of hook up points, unfortunately it went downhill from there!?!?!
The fence to divide the second field in half is literally falling apart with a massive section missing and when one of my children lent against it, it nearly fell over. The outside wash up area is probably the worst I have seen (luckily as we were in a caravan we used our own sink - which we don't usually do, but these were that disgusting we had no choice) The poor people staying in tents had no option, the sinks were dirty and full of food debris and were not cleaned the 4 days we were there, there is no overhead cover so if it's raining you will get wet, there is a fresh water tap adjacent to the sinks. As you walk past the run down stable block you are faced with a a building housing the 3 shower cubicles and next to this is a tin shed with one ladies toilet (no hot water) and and mans section with 2 toilets and urinals. The showers are probably the worst I have come across, apart from being filthy with so much mold and built up dirt on all the showers taps etc there is a mop bucket with black water in that you're supposed to use - honestly it was disgusting, there are no female sanitation bins, one shower cubicle didn't have a mirror, the flow of water is so slow it takes forever to wash and the water fluctuates from freezing cold to boiling hot - unsuitable for children. Apparently there is under floor heating - I cant say I noticed this the floor was usually wet and freezing cold.
The chemical waste is an outside toilet right next door to the ladies green tin shed - not very pleasant or private, and we still haven't found the waste water disposable point.
There is no play equipment for children i. E climbing frame / goal posts - so kids were quite bored and had to improvise and use our chairs.
One family staying with a dog decided not to clean up after it so the mess was left on the floor (this isn't the sites fault), but still thought I should mention it especially when children are running around playing.
After receiving our text with instructions we presumed at some point we might see the owners. This never happened for the 4 days we were there the only people we saw were other guests and someone in one of the outbuildings working with lawnmowers, I find that quite often it's the staff / owners who make you feel welcome and relaxed. I have never been to site and never seen them. Very strange.
All in all this could be a brilliant little site, however in it's current state I am afraid we will sadly not be returning.
Management response: The fence to divide the second field in half is literally falling apart with a massive section missing and when one of my children lent against it, it nearly fell over. This fence was damaged a few weeks before, due to recent storms we did have to wait just a couple of weeks for supplies but it has now all been fully replaced.
The outside wash up area is probably the worst I have seen. We have added a picture so as people can make up their own minds on this one!
The showers are probably the worst I have come across, Again we have added a picture so people can judge for themselves.
There are no female sanitation bins, We've been here 7 years and all that time there has been one in each shower room and one in the ladies loo too. They were present during your stay!
One shower cubicle didn't have a mirror, You are quite right, sadly it got broken by a very recent visitor by accident, it to has now been replaced, sorry it took 2 weeks, we assumed five others available may have been OK.
The flow of water is so slow it takes forever to wash and the water fluctuates from freezing cold to boiling hot - unsuitable for children. It was found that the valve was only just open. Sad you did not tell us. Our text number is outside the showers! We do also suffer from low water pressure at some points and new main in the road has been quoted for and is awaiting installation.
Apparently there is under floor heating - I cant say I noticed this the floor was usually wet and freezing cold. After inspection we noticed that one of the shower rooms was not working, now fixed, the others however were all fully operational.
The chemical waste is an outside toilet right next door to the ladies green tin shed - not very pleasant or private, You are the first to object to this, OZ Clark, Paul Daniels, and Hugh Denis did not complain.
We still haven't found the waste water disposable point, I would say I'll tell you next time where it is but maybe not!!!
There is no play equipment for children i. E climbing frame / goal posts - so kids were quite bored and had to improvise and use our chairs. There are playing fields a few mins walk up the road, these have football, rugby, basketball pitches and swings, climbing frame, and slide, they are listed on our web site and we would have told you had you asked. Also we have a massive meadow where most children have hours of fun playing and improvising, Sorry but neither we nor the local planners would wish to spoil our beautiful countryside with Goals, perhaps Butlins may have proved more your thing.
One family staying with a dog decided not to clean up after it so the mess was left on the floor (this isn't the sites fault), but still thought I should mention it especially when children are running around playing. It would have been good if you had informed us, we would have cleared it up immediately. You did not advise us at all, but thought you should mention on here!
After receiving our text with instructions we presumed at some point we might see the owners. This never happened for the 4 days we were there the only people we saw were other guests and someone in one of the outbuildings working with lawnmowers, I find that quite often it's the staff / owners who make you feel welcome and relaxed. I have never been to site and never seen them. Very strange. The site office is open every day, there is a sign as you enter saying please report to reception, you choose to not come and see us, sorry we don't go knocking on peoples doors as that's not what everyone wants. It is a small family run, non commercial farm site, fabulous views, clean facilities (see pics) and a Pub next door.
Sorry you had a bad time, but please don't come back expecting Butlins! as that's not what the vast majority of our visitors want!
Really love this campsite! It's quite basic but that's part of its Charm! The loos, showers and washing up areas are perfectly clean but quite basic. We go there for the views, they are absolutely stunning! I could just sit back and look at that scenery for days! Lovely environment. Will definitely return!
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
Would I stay there again, no unfortunately not. Mainly because of the facilities. Only three showers with the toilets within them. Only one other separate toilet, that is in front of the caravan waste disposal, in the heat, the smell was very unpleasant. Having to wait for upto twenty minutes first thing in the morning to use a toilet, as other people where already in the showers, with little ones is no fun.
This site would be fantastic if it updated everything.
Just returned from a week long stay at Home Farm in our tent with hookup. Upon arrival we met the owner who was friendly and welcoming. He explained we could pitch anywhere and that one of the three showers was only running cold water and although he didn't think it would be fixed over the weekend it should be fixed during the week. The site seemed fairly busy but were reliably informed that from Sunday onwards we'd virtually have the place to ourselves.
We enjoyed our stay on the site and found it to be quiet despite being 5 minutes from the M40 with lovely views and well mown fields. Although we didn't eat at The Crown pub (at the entrance to the campsite) the food looked good and seemed to be reasonably priced. We did eat at a pub in Christmas Common (about 10 minute drive away) called the The Fox and Hounds and the food was good, reasonably priced and had superb beer with friendly staff.
There are a few minor niggles I had with the site which I appreciate the owners may be working towards rectifying. The gents toilets weren't particularly clean, smelt a bit ripe and were cramped. The shower wasn't fixed all the time we were there and the second weekend of our stay was very busy due to good weather. Two working showers on a site with that many people isn't acceptable and we ended up going without as we couldn't wait. I did try to ask the guy cleaning the showers earlier in the week if it had been fixed but I don't think he spoke much English so I didn't pursue it. Although the showers themselves were kept reasonably clean (apart from the previously mentioned mop bucket full of dirty water) I did notice litter (dirty tissue, end off a toothbrush) outside the shower block wasn't removed between us arriving and us leaving. Being able to pitch anywhere is fine until the site gets busy and then I think there should have been a bit more guidance on where to pitch.
All in all an enjoyable stay and at £17. 50 a night for two adults with hookup it's not bad value. However, I've stayed on much better sites and I think the facilities need some work.
This was our first camping trip, so we have nothing to measure it against.
It is a lovely little site with just the basic facilities that you would need. The shower rooms were all very clean and I never had to queue to use them.
The site has some lovely views and there are some great walks to be had. The local pub (which is next to the site) had some decent food and their ale was well kept.
Nice little site with lovely views and friendly owners. There is a great pub about 2 minutes walk from the site - good food and good beer - and lovely walks around the site.
The only criticism would be that the site was quite busy but the toilet paper was filled on Friday and then not replenished until Sunday lunchtime. It had run out by Saturday evening. I went up to the house to ask for more but there was nobody there.
The standalone loo was pretty ripe - particularly in the gents - but the shower block (with more loos) was clean with plenty of hot water although there was a mop bucket of dirty water in each one all weekend.
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
Wanted a short break away but without travelling far. Ended up here just a few miles from where we used to live. A lovely site situated in the Chilterns with stunning views and walks.
Site was just the right size with loads of hook-ups and room for everyone.
Toilet block was a little fresh but the other shower/toilet block was a lot better.
Pub on the doorstep with what looked like good food and another about 10-15mins walk away down the valley at Bennet End
Ideal for walkers, cyclists and in easy reach of Marlow & Henley on the Thames. West Wycombe Hell fire caves to name but a few.
Nice little campsite with good, clean facilities (Shower and toilets) and beautiful view of the country side. The ground is clean and suitable for camping.
Its quite small, so not a great deal of room for kids to play, or for walks etc, but if just a base for exploring the area, then it is fine.
Also fire is not allowed, and we were looking forward to toasting marshmallows!
Andrew is very friendly though and there is a great pub just next door.
We ended up going for a long weekend at home farm. - being a weekend you have to book for a minimum of 2 nights.
this small rural site is lovely, - nice and quiet overlooking rolling chiltern hills and countryside.
The site is easily accessible from jn 5 of the M40. The site owners send detailed directions from the motorway with your booking confirmation. Upon arrival we were met from the site keepers at the main house on the way in, the gravel road then takes you round to the first camping field ( this field is for those who don't want electric hook up) - continue along to the second field where there is the main camp field with hook ups. The grass was short, the field was gently sloping and there are amazing unspoiled views of rolling chiltern countryside.
The toilets comprise of 3 units in a block, each unit has shower, basin and wc, then there was a separate small ' portable cabin' type gents loo too.
Facilities were clean enough and tidy on our visit.
The washing up facility is made up from two stainless sinks on the end of a barn type building. - loads of hot water here !
There appeared to be several units on a season long basis. - but the site was not full in september so we found no issues with facilities or queues for showers at this time of year.
There is no playground for children but plenty of space for the kids to play badminton or whatever.
The pub by the entrance to the site is good and the beers and food are top quality !
The hell fire caves are 3 miles away and at £15 for entry for a family of 5 its a fun visit.
Legoland is about 35 min drive away and marlow, oxford and henley upon thames are all options for a day out.
Its a simple site with the benefit of amazing views. And for the price paid it ticked all the boxes. I would go back and use it again.
Was a pretty site in a good location, with a great pub serving good food near to the entrance of the site only a few minutes walk. Beautiful Red Kites flying above.
The site was fairly expensive (£20) and I was charged a supplement for staying only 1 night - I think this is because their minimum is 2 nights. Customer service was very good though.
The toilet and shower facilities were very basic and had not been cleaned in the morning - I've seen better on much cheaper sites.
However a nice stay in a pretty and quiet location.
Have just returned from a four night stay at this little gem of a site. The fantastic weather only embellished our second thoroughly wonderful time on this site.
As mentioned in previous reviews if your looking for beautiful country views and swooping red kites and a real 'get-away-from-work' experience I can not praise this site highly enough.
It is not the most luxurious of sites but shower and toilet facilities were clean at all times with two outdoor dishwashing sinks with hot and cold water. If I had to nit-pick I would say that a bin by the dishwashing facilities is definitely needed or you will have to walk with an appropriate receptacle to dispose of your plate scraps.
There is one standing pipe for fresh water which was adequate - (never had to queue for water in the four days I was there with my sister) It would have been nice if the water tap was suitably drained and sign posted as the excess water merely drains out onto the concreted area and then out into the undergrowth. Not ideal but it did not detract from my enjoyment.
The site has a large fridge freezer for both food and ice-pack freezing use. I was very impressed with this as on other sites I have been to, the freezer is for ice-packs only. This was a double bonus for me as my mobile fridge kicked its clogs on the morning we were so suppose to arrive.
Clear instructions are displayed on front of the fridge freezer for its use. Common sense things such as name, date of departure and making sure your food is in date or it will be discarded without consultation.
With this in mind you may want to bring with you some kind of permanent marker or sticky labels to mark your food items and ice-block bags(we did struggle to write on ours)
There is chemical toilet waste disposal, located behind the green toilet block. As well as recycling bins there is also a local information/things to do leaflet stand adjacent to the fridge freezer room.
If you are a rambler or cyclist this area is just heaven on earth, we took a walk to West Wycombe through some stunning countryside at times felt like we were the only people on the planet as we didn't see a soul for what seemed hours, unfortunately got to West wycome too late to visit any of its handful of quaint shops but just managed to catch one just before closing and purchase a well earned icecream.
At West Wycome grabbed a refreshing shandy at the Swan Inn and enjoyed the company of a friendly landlady with two delightful little dogs before we decided that walking all the way back to Home Farm in the blistering heat was not such a wise idea and ordered a taxi from 'Neals' that cost us £12 (yeah it was indulgent but not as indulgent as one company that quoted a jaw dropping £20! )
We did not visit the crown pub so can not say yeah or nay regarding it however every time we walked passed it was thriving with customers and glimpsed a neatly kept beer garden with several parasoled picnic tables looked inviting but having no children on this trip we wanted to keep things on a low budget and as detached from the hub-bub of life as we could make it.
This site does not have a designated children's play area and did this stop the children? Most definitely not it was so refreshing to see them playing throw and catch, badminton, hide and seek and just enjoying the space.
The very relaxed atmosphere on this site makes it one of my favourites, no screaming signs! and in your face rules n regs (although the site folder in the fridge/freezer room lets you know whats expected of you) in fact there are no designated pitches you just fit in where you like. So those of who don't travel small will not have to worry about whether you will fit on your plot. But be warned if you arrive late on friday for a weekend stay you may have to trawl around and may even be disappointed if you have a large tent/caravan (things did get a lot busier by friday night) we arrived on a Thursday so took are pick of where we wanted to pitch.
In summary - breathtaking scenery, on a small friendly, competitively priced site with clean washing facilities, it will take you back to what camping used to be - a totally relaxing experience. Will definitely be returning
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <10 miles 
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 
I am going to agree with the last two reviewers. 
