This campsite sits in a tranquil corner of the Wiltshire countryside, just a short stroll from the historic village of Lacock, which offers pubs, shops, and the renowned Lacock Abbey. It serves as an excellent base for exploring Bath, Stonehenge, Castle Combe, and numerous National Trust properties. The atmosphere is consistently peaceful and quiet, ideal for a relaxing retreat, though occasional road noise from nearby traffic and a construction site can be heard, particularly in early mornings. Pitches are generally level and generous, with both grass and hardstanding options, though some guests note that hardstanding edges could be better defined and grass can become muddy after rain. The site is thoughtfully divided into sections, giving each area an intimate, uncrowded feel. Facilities are a standout feature, modern and spotlessly clean, with warm and well-maintained shower and toilet blocks that include a new family and disabled bathroom. However, push-button showers cut off quickly and can run uncomfortably hot, especially for children, and some guests wish for more hooks or seating. A large, modern playground delight families, while a dedicated dog-walking field and spacious area for ball games make it a hit with pet owners and active guests. Water points are plentiful and conveniently located, but grey waste disposal requires manual bucket use—a drive-over drain is reportedly planned. WiFi is limited to the clubhouse and costs extra; though functional, some consider it expensive and unreliable, while mobile 4G reception generally works well. Staff are friendly and helpful when encountered, but check-in is contactless and automated, with pitch numbers provided in advance, which some find impersonal but others appreciate for efficiency. The site is well-maintained, with pristine cleanliness consistently praised across recent years. There is no on-site shop, so guests drive or walk into Lacock for groceries and supplies. A Sunday car boot sale is held adjacent to the site, and a laundry facility is available. The surrounding area offers excellent walking routes, pubs, and attractions, making this a highly recommended destination for families, couples, and dog owners seeking a serene and convenient base.
Guest reviews
No reviews yet.