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My first camping experience, just me and my two boys, and I couldn't have chosen a better site! A huge field for them to run around in. A very basic site (which is what I wanted) but still with lots of little extras - firebaskets, logs, fresh eggs.
The bus stops right outside the gate to take us to Monmouth.
Only stayed for a long weekend but wish we could have stayed longer.
Toilet facilities are incredibly basic though, which may not suit everyone.
Most amazing, peaceful yet well organised venue. The owner is just a gem and if you are looking to get away from the maddening crowd and get back to tranquil living, Meredith Farm is just the spot.
With the beautiful countryside full of walks right from your tent what more could you want. The owner is incredibly helpful and will make your stay just the best. If you haven't been to Meredith, make it your next camping destination!
We have just returned from the May Bank holiday weekend and I must say what a great weekend we had. The weather was fantastic, the campsite was great and Elvis the pig gave the kids hours of entertainment along with the guinea pigs, goats, ducks and lambs.
Neil the owner was so helpful, a very nice man, who gave us lots of information on the local area and helped us plan our weekend away.
As noted previously the facilities are basic, more basic that we are used to BUT they are kept in excellent condition and are very clean and tidy.
If you are prepared to go back to nature without new shower blocks, shops, top of the range children's play area etc then this could be for you. The children's rope swing, punchbag, stream, animals and acres of open space kept my two entertained all weekend.
All in all a fantastic, friendly, peaceful site where we really did get away from it all, if only for a couple of days.
We would return again in order to explore more of the local area.
We have just had a great time at Meredith Farm Campsite.
The lambs are a delight - all playing together in a gang.
The views are glorious and there is so much space for campfires and peace that anyone would be content.
No music! isn't that great!
The facilities are very good. Yes a 'rustic' timber shower and toilet building, but clean, private, airy, warm and well maintained, with sufficient hot water.
The owner will help with just about anything.
Lovely to walk by the stream and watch the rabbits, lambs, and then there was ELVIS.
The area has a great deal to offer - we had no idea. Not done half of it, so we'll be back.
Enjoyed our 4 night stay at this site. Neil is helpful and friendly and was available whenever we needed him. Yes, the facilities are basic, but were part of the rural experience and we were quite satisfied with them. There are two toilets and a shower, spin dryer and a sink for washing up. There are maps, details of walks, books to read, stuff to borrow, things to purchase should you need them - even emergency bedding, which we thought was a nice touch!
The animals are friendly too - I had a particular rapport with Elvis the pig who really is quite a connoisseur where food is concerned and loves human company. A good bus service runs between Hereford and Monmouth just along the road, which is great if you just want to park up on site and avoid the hassle of parking elsewhere. We loved the open space around us - and the cockerel currently resides far enough away not to disturb early in the morning! There is play equipment for small children and some toys to use on site.
We loved the very peaceful setting - and the weather did not disappoint as all the rain here was at night!
With easy access to the Wye Valley, or the Malverns, this is a fantastic spot for a back-to-nature camping escape, with all electricity generated on site. Non-electric grass pitches with fire pits for your tent or campervan, or enjoy the home comforts of various quirky wooden cabins and thoughtfully renovated shepherd's huts. Despite its offgrid feel, guests can access brand-new toilets and hot showers.
With thoughtful touches around the camping field, including planting, beautiful wild grasses, and flourishing vegetable beds, the site sits between Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye and Newent, providing a pick of independent shops and amenities. Pubs and cider makers are located a stroll away, and dogs are welcome. Look forward to a warm welcome from hosts Ruth, James, and their cheery canines Chaucer and Luther! Find out more here
We loved the space, the animals and the laid back feel. As previous reviews say, it is the ideal site for those wanting a get away from it all campsite. The toilet/shower facilities are basic, but are adequate and clean. But then the £1 shop, loan items/emergency kit is way above anything you would get at bigger campsite
Having fire pits provided was a real bonus as sitting out on a chilly September evening was fantastic.
The kids (aged 4 and 6) were entertained by the Guinea Pigs for hours and the owners were really kind and patient with the children.
It is not a site for those expecting entertainment and facilities but that is what appeals. I hope it stays as it is. Fantastic value for money at £9 per night for a family of 4 too.
We have just returned from our third visit to Meredith Farm this year. We love this campsite - our children are 7 & 9 and love the play area, guinea-pigs, stream and farm animals! Feeding the goats and Elvis (the infamous pig) every morning with Dr. Wheeler was a big hit with the kids and Neil was so patient with them.
Facilities are as mentioned in previous reviews - a shack with a shower and 2 toilets, washing up sink, fridge & freezer. All are rustic/basic, but adequate - wear your crocs in the shower and it's fine! Water's hot! It can get a bit muddy around the shack so wellies are a must.
There's lots about this campsite that is so charming - lots of loan items, fire grates and a £1 cupboard! The owner supplies firewood at £5 per bag. There's a old fashioned electric spin dryer and rotary washing line to use. Loads of local information and some laminated walk cards to borrow.
Most importantly - the views are beautiful and there's no music! You can almost always get a pitch and it's often quiet. We arranged for a group of us (5 families) to go for a weekend and nearly had the field to ourselves and didn't have to worry about upsetting anyone.
If you have to have plug sockets for hair straighteners, music in pristine toilets and a laundrette - this isn't the campsite for you, but if you don't mind basic - this campsite will charm you and you'll be back with friends.
Utterly beautiful site, very nearly perfect. Lots of thought has gone into this site, and facilities like the Travellers' Tree, Pound Shop, ice-pack exchange and spare equipment box are all excellent ideas. Campfires are allowed: braziers are available free and bags of wood are sold on site (always plentiful). The 'no music' rule is also reassuring, though of course it can't stop toddlers waking up and chatting loudly at 5am.
The pitches are widely-spaced, though there aren't many that are both flat and within a reasonable distance of the toilet-block: it's a *long way up* from the stream-side pitches, particularly in the dark.
This site is sadly let down by the quality of the toilet-block. It's a farm, so spiders/mud/grass clippings should be expected, but it could be so much nicer with very little effort. The shower is the worst: it's just the head of a power-shower poked through the chipboard wall from the toilet cubicle next door. If anyone else uses a tap or flushes the loo while the shower is on, the pressure drops to a dribble, which misses the shower-tray. The shower cubicle is large, with a small seat and plenty of hooks (good for parents and kids) but is not well lit. The floor doesn't drain well despite a slope, and it got very muddy during our stay - not helped by a green and mouldy-looking duckboard which was more slippery than the floor. This really needs attention, but in the meantime a more vigorous cleaning regime and better lighting would help. Reducing the number of spiders living in the block by more regular dusting/cleaning would also make things much more comfortable for those of us who have to steel themselves to get within a foot of the things.
I don't want to detract too much from the 'nearly perfect' comment, though. The setting is beautiful, Neil is very helpful and friendly and everything (apart from the toilet block) has really been thought about. Elvis the pig is a right charmer, and the guinea pigs were very popular with the kids on the site. And it's fabulous value for money - but I'd happily pay more if it covered the costs of a better shower and more active cleaning.
After spending a number of previous nights at several over-priced Maplins-like holiday camps it was a real treat to stumble across Meredith Farm while taking the scenic route to avoid the M5 between North Devon and Stoke-on-Trent.
The sign nailed to the gate invited visitors to phone a Dr Neil Wheeler upon arrival, but we first drove slowly into the field. Then suddenly he appeared from nowhere - the last boy scout. Resembling Robinson Crusoe but with the articulation and manners of a gentleman; a great character and a great story teller. Nothing was too much trouble.
Sure the ablution facilities were a bit rustic, as previously described; I would have likened them more to the pow camp at the bridge on the River Kwai. But they were clean and adequately maintained. Forget the spiders and the dubious drainage system, get yourself under the shower which was hot and invigorating.
The farm's website photo does no justice to the pound shop whose shelves now groan under the weight of goodies. Not only the basics like milk and eggs, but also toys and books. Sausages and farm reared meat can be had for the asking and four giant pork chops were fetched from the farmhouse freezer for only a fiver.
An earlier reviewer lamented the lack of outdoor playthings for children last year. Now there is a see-saw, large toys and other apparatus in a fenced enclosure, albeit more suited to little girls or small boys, and also housing the several guinea pigs who were in grave danger of being petted to death.
We are not seasoned campers but, on the eve of our retirement, were merely trying out a brand new shiney motorhome (hired, not ours) which was totally out of place among the proper campers with their proper caravans and proper tents. But all were friendly and we soon felt at home, a common bond being the obligatory bonfire outside each pitch well into the evening for which Neil thoughtfully keeps a number of grates, fire pits and BBQs for free loan, plus sacks of dry firewood for a small consideration.
At 5am the next morning our dog asked for a walk around the farm boundary. Our fire was still smouldering and was soon rekindled. What a joy to sit and watch the vivid orange sun rise above the distant hills. And with a three acre meadow of mown hay for a front garden, together with chickens, sheep, goats and pigs to the rear, one could ask for nothing more. And all for a tenner a night.
Was it only three days ago?
Sadly our prior obligations prevented more than a one night stay, so we had no time to walk to the nearest pub or look for the nearest village store. The nearest petrol station is also rumoured to keep basic groceries, as petrol stations do.
Dr Neil also keeps a static caravan of mature years, with original gas mantles still intact. With the benefit of water, gas and electricity this will likely be our shelter when we next visit. We still cling to our creature comforts. And it's only a couple of hours or so from home!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Riverside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
My first camping experience, just me and my two boys, and I couldn't have chosen a better site! A huge field for them to run around in. A very basic site (which is what I wanted) but still with lots of little extras - firebaskets, logs, fresh eggs. 
