Camping Stratford Touring Park
Amenities
Dogs / pets friendlyKids friendly
Parameters
Electric hookupsQuietnessSafetyStaffWater accessMobile signalWaste disposalWi‑Fi
Camping Stratford Touring Park occupies a scenic location on the grounds of a racecourse on the edge of Stratford-upon-Avon, making it a distinctive base for exploring the historic heart of Warwickshire. The campsite sits at an altitude of 40 metres and covers an area of three hectares, providing a spacious setting for guests. It operates from March through October, welcoming visitors during the warmer months. The park features 120 touring pitches, each ranging between 100 and 100 square metres, offering generous space for caravans, motorhomes, and tents. Pitches vary from exposed spots without shade to those with some natural cover, giving campers a choice depending on their preference for sun or shelter. The surrounding area is rich in cultural and historical attractions, with Stratford-upon-Avon being the birthplace of William Shakespeare, drawing literature enthusiasts from around the world. Nearby, Warwick Castle and Coventry Cathedral offer fascinating day trips, while the picturesque Cotswolds and the cities of Oxford and Blenheim Palace provide further exploration opportunities. The racecourse hosts approximately 15 horse races each year, adding a lively atmosphere on event days, while numerous hiking trails in the region cater to outdoor enthusiasts. Water access is available across the site, ensuring convenience for all guests, and electrical hookups are provided for those needing power. The campsite is inspected annually by the ACSI team, which checks facilities, cleanliness, and service standards to maintain quality and safety. This commitment to inspection gives campers confidence in the park's upkeep and reliability. The park is not specifically designed for guests with disabilities, and it does not operate as a naturist campsite, keeping a more traditional family-oriented environment. While the park is not adults-only, it does not feature a dedicated playground or swimming pool, focusing instead on its spacious pitches and tranquil setting. The absence of on-site restaurants or shops encourages guests to explore local dining and provisions in Stratford-upon-Avon, just a short distance away. Overall, Camping Stratford Touring Park offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to some of England's most celebrated heritage sites.
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