Amenities
Kids friendlyLocal produce / farm foodRestaurantDogs / pets friendlyLake access
Parameters
Electric hookupsSafetyWater accessQuietnessValue for money
Nestled in a scenic part of the Cotswolds, this campsite offers breathtaking views and easy access to local attractions like the Cotswold Sculpture Park and Thames Path walks. The on-site microbrewery taproom is a highlight, though its limited hours and occasional closures can disappoint. Pitches are spacious but often uneven, muddy, and lacking privacy due to close spacing. Toilet facilities receive mixed reviews—some find them clean, while others report broken seats and unpleasant odors. Showers are frequently criticized as cold and basic, despite occasional hot water. Staff presence is minimal, with no reception and limited contact options, leading to a lack of welcome or support. The advertised farm shop and coffee shop are often closed or nonexistent, leaving only a vending machine. Noise can be a problem, with late-night disturbances and an unenforced curfew. Dog waste management is poor, and there is no designated dog field. The site is considered overpriced for its basic facilities, though some guests see it as good value for a stopover. Cleanliness varies, with facilities sometimes spotless but quickly deteriorating. Amenities like Wi-Fi and an Elsan point are often missing or non-functional. Many guests appreciate the quiet location and brewery, and would return for specific events or short stays. Overall, it is a mixed bag—great for those seeking a scenic base with a brewery, but lacking in facilities and service.
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