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Warm welcome on arrival. We booked at last minute and were allocated a superior pitch. However other pitches seemed very close together and claustrophobic. Sizes varied enormously. Showers/toilets were generally clean but no toilet brushes in toilets so on occasions were struggling to find a clean toilet. Showers warm - however 10 second rule applies - very frustrating when washing hair. There was a smell coming from the drains initially.
Use of pool limited to two sessions a day (charge applied) private use was available but very pricey (tariffs not available on website). Wi-fi available but you need to pay for whole stay). In addition times were limited.
Size of pitches vary greatly. We stayed for 4 nights but by the weekend you had a feeling of claustrophobia - cars parked closely together and little privacy for some pitches. We had a fully serviced pitch (thank goodness) and had a little more room around us. However cost of pitch was again pricey and the most we have ever paid - we have been caravanners for several years.
Site was good but very pricey and money orientated - not for us - we like relaxing sites with plenty of room around us. Families would probably appreciate facilities.
Had an excellent meal at The Bell- very tasty food.
This is a first class site in a prime location, set amongst some of the most beautiful countryside.
Shop is brilliantly stocked, the bicycle men who show you to your pitch, lovely and helpful reception staff.
Pitches are large and I understand the issue with the large RV in the review below, that paddock is not a good place to be pitched.
Facilities spotless and quiet location, Whitney 4 miles has everything you need, great Chinese ! We ate at the Bell in the village and it was delicious. Real Ale and local Cider.
Bourton on the water 30 mins and the car park at the bottom on the hill has a Motor home section park all day for £3.
We stayed for 4 nights. Lovely clean and well maintained site. Staff friendly and helpful. Good facilities, play area, mini golf, pool and well stocked shop.
Only disappointment was the pitch size allocated especially as we had booked well in advance. We had a fully serviced pitch but for the size of our van and porch awning, had we have taken our full awning we would have struggled.
No two pitches appear to be the same size and of all the fully serviced pitches we appeared to have had the smallest for a 6berth caravan. Yet 2berth and motorhomes had bigger serviced pitches.
When seated outside our van, it was a shame that we were not only directly overlooked by a very large winnebago/motorhome that appeared to be of more longterm residence, that we also had to overlook their cars, storage trailer, van, sheds, wood etc.
We would return subject to a choice of pitch allocation, now having seen the variation and layout.
What a fantastic site. We stayed here for 5 days, and were blessed with glorious weather (yes, those 5 days!), but the site would have held up under scrutiny even in the rain.
The pitches vary in size and shape, but we were very happy with ours, and envious of a few others. One or two would maybe have left us feeling a little hard done by. The toilets were kept spotlessly clean, we never had to queue, despite there being only 7 showers in total, and the radio that is on constantly was for me, a great addition.
The playground was large enough to keep my 6 year old and her new found friends occupied, along with cycling, so extensively that we felt little need to venture far.
We did make use of the private pool hire, and very much enjoyed it. Facilities were clean and well managed, and again, there was music playing for the duration of our swim.
All the wardens etc were cheerful, helpful and friendly, and also busy - never saw anyone not doing something.
We did visit the nearest pub, The Black Horse, and whilst they were welcoming, and had a nice garden, the food was expensive and not in the slightest bit special. (A steak was £23 - we did not order this but the cheaper meals at around £9 per head. )
All in all a great site, and we very much look forward to visiting again.
Excellent toilet and shower facilities. We were on Pitch 5, which was spacious but was slightly tight to get out of, as were some of the others in our area.
The swimming pool was lovely. It can also be hired exclusively for an hour. The shop had everything you needed and the staff were very friendly, always had a wave for you. The site is very clean, the bins and recycling were emptied at least twice a day.
Good washing up facilities.
Two pubs just outside the park. We ate at the Black Horse, was okay food but expensive to be honest.
We went into Oxford for the day on the bus which stops outside the site, cost £4. 75 each return.
Witney is about 6 miles away and has a Sainsubrys, Waitrose and Marks And Spencer. Also, some nice shops to have a wander round.
Burford was another nice little town.
The only thing I think could be better would be the facilities for dogs, it would have been great if there was a little are were you could let them have a run. The dog walks were short and narrow, one of them very overgrown and some owners obviously didn't know how to pick up after there pets!
All in all, a lovely site, to which I would return to in the future.
Lovely site, staff were very friendly and helpful. The shower block was the largest and nicest one that we have ever seen.
We caught a bus to Oxford which was very convenient and Witney was near as well.
My boys loved the fact you could hire the pool for yourselves! We were surprised how good it was. There was a park and a large field for them to play in.
Lincoln Farm Park were able to take us at short notice when the site we'd originally booked, Bladon Chains C. C. Site near Oxford, had to close due to flooding. Despite weeks of rain, the site wasn't too wet, although there were some large puddles on some of the paths.
All the pitches have a hardstanding area which varies in size. There is a separate field for tents.
Both toilet blocks were clean and well-equipped. We didn't use the shop or swimming pools, but the latter were very popular with the large number of families on the site. The staff were friendly and helpful. We were shown to a pitch and the chap even helped us push the 'van into position.
We had lunch at The Bell pub, a few minutes' walk away. It was 'posh nosh' rather than pub grub, but delicious. There are two other pubs nearby which do more straightforward food.
Witney is a short drive away and is a very pleasant Cotswold town, with some nice shops and cafes, and a large Sainsbury's.
The site is very attractive, with a lot of mature trees. This means that some of the pitches are in shade, while some are in the open. But as sunshine has been in short supply this summer, it didn't matter!
This campsite is fabulous and could really be considered as an exemplar for others.
The site is well laid out and thoughtfully landscaped, locating caravans and tents in small discrete clusters. The practicalities of water, drainage disposal, bins and toilets are all located close by.
A good playpark is centrally located, whilst a football field and a games shed (pool, air hockey etc) are located adjacent to the reception. The reception houses a decent necessities/food shop alongside, some toys and a good selection of camping gear.
One of the USPs for this site are the indoor pools which are available for private hire. If you have a family this is quite economic and a bit of a luxury for the kids. They and the toilet blocks could quite easily be in a really good hotel.
All of the staff were nice, and the many groundsmen attentively kept the hardstandings, and landscape immaculate. The hardstandings are drained.
The tent area had a covered campers kitchen.
The site is within an easy walk of the village, with 2 pubs and bear gardens, but we just stayed on site and chilled, letting the kids play.
We will go back, and we are sure others will not be disappointed by a visit, but we suggest you book in advance.
We stayed here last weekend with some friends (who were in tents). The site was great in locating us as near to each other as possible even though tents and vans are in separate areas. Despite the hideously windy weather, the site was well sheltered and none of our tenter friends had any problems. Toilet facilities were very clean and warm, although odd 24hr radio in them, which led to them being dubbed 'the disco toilets'.
Great mini adventure playground for kids plus a big field for ball games, etc. Pool and gym also on site (but we didn't use these, although our friends took their two small girls and said it was good).
All site staff were very friendly and efficient (could be a bit too efficient). Well managed site with lots of rules, which could be over emphasised at times, but I guess that's why its so well managed and clean - rubbish was collected regularly and there was separate bins for recyclables, which was great to see.
Some great facilities for kids and lovely pub just by the site, with others within a few minutes drive by the river - fab sunday carvery by the river once the weather improved. Lots of advice on things to do and the staff were great at offering advice.
Just back from a second weekend at Lincoln Farm Park in the last 12 months. Very well kept site but pitches vary enormously, in size and position. Both times we were allocated a pitch on an exposed corner which involved a great amount of 'traffic'. I appreciate not all pitches can be secluded. But being on a 'thoroughfare' is not much fun.
Plus points. Very clean shower block with no queues when we used them, helpful friendly staff, well placed for days out and in-between two pubs. We used The Bell on two occasions as they welcomed our 3 dogs the same as us. Great food and service would heartily recommend
Minus points. Children were using area outside our van for ball games with their parents driving our dogs bananas. And the dog 'walk' was very muddy and dark being under trees. Have to gripe about paying £1.30 a day per dog just for a muddy walkway, granted there were ample bins. But come on the children have 3 large fields. And I saw elderly people with dogs that cannot cross the busy road to the lake walks.
Sites that welcome children and provide excellent facilities for them, and Lincoln Farm Park does this, should give us dog owners the same too please.
Lovely place, cannot rate highly enough. Book in was very quick and organised. We were met by very friendly 'hi vis man on a bike' who directed us to pitch and then helped positioning van. Lots of room.
Site laid out well and nicely landscaped/kept. Toilets were immaculate at all times. TV signal excellent, although mobile coverage wasn't.
Didn't use the leisure centre but looked as good a quality as everything else.
This was our maiden voyage in a new van, we were only half hour away from home, it rained all weekend but will definitely be going back, loved it.
Campsite is fantastic our friends and ourselves had a great time. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. The showers when we were there were faultless very clean and loads of hot water. Hired the pool for 1 hour for the 4 of us it was fab! Watched Wales v Italy up at the Bell plenty of room great beer went back up in evening for a meal all had the Hake and chips and there's no complaints we all enjoyed. Sunday went into Oxford great shops and places to eat. Did hear the farmer's gun going off but hey your in the countryside !
Just came back from a 3 night stay here and really liked the site. Great location not too far from Oxford with a convenient bus stop by the entrance to the site £4. 80 return. Went to witney for the day (only 6 Miles away) and really like this quite large town/village.
Some nice walks around the campsite also, the staff were very helpful in providing maps and indicating routes. One of the walks covered 5 miles and visited a few pubs in the area.
Nice pubs in the village, the black horse and the blue bell inn. 2 very different pubs. The black horse is a more traditional pub, log fires, olde worldy and traditional pub fayre. The Blue Bell is slightly more up market (contemporary) again with roaring log fires. Didn't eat in the black horse but was a little disappointed with the blue bell, I had the home-made chicken pie and although it looked very nice the sauce was very watery. The other meal was Sausage and mash and although quite nice there was only 2 small sausages so still felt hungry. Very nice Aussie owners I must say though.
The site itself is well presented, nice pitches, well stocked shop, nice toilets ( although I feel a bit over rated by some of the other reviews, the showers were push button and lasted 10 seconds max and took quite a while to get warm ).
There looked to be a nice gym and swimming pool with sauna and jacuzzi which we never got chance to use (maybe next time though!)
One thing I feel like I have to add though is that the farmer from next door took a liking of shooting his shot gun from half 6 in the morning (every morning!) for a couple of hours, I found this very annoying!
All in all a very nice clean site with generally good facilities and would visit again mainly for the sites location. Also looked at the prices of pitches in the summer time and feel they are little of overpriced.
This is a great site in a very pretty village with 2 pubs and a shop/post office all within walking distance.
Facilities are excellent and although the site was surprisingly full when we were there, there was no pressure on the shower/loo availability.
The bus stops right outside for a pleasant run into Oxford, well worth a visit for just under a fiver return, or you could go the opposite direction to Witney, also a nice town.
We ate at the Black Horse and the food was good although the state of the gent's loo wasn't so good!
All in all, a very pleasant short stay and we will return. It is expensive but I think it's worth it.
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