Situated right next to the wonderful Cotswold Farm Park is a lovely and very family friendly campsite.
The Cotswold Farm Park campsite has 60 pitches, with a mix from grass to fully serviced electric and even camping pods and glamping available if you want the experience of camping but you’re not quite ready to go the whole hog.
I’ve just got back from a fantastic weekend. We were blessed with a hot sunny weekend, but the nights were cool and I loved the touch of free hot water bottle rentals.
The campsite is set up to be ideal for families. The pitches are spacious with plenty of room around you and there’s lots of new planting of trees with will increase the privacy and shade as time goes by. If you want to kick around a ball or play some garden games, they also have a recreation field. The countryside around is lovely and we enjoyed a sunny wildlife walk on our last morning.
A modern and fresh toilet block also includes a baby change table with baby bath in both the ladies and men’s washrooms so there’s no excuse for Dads. As well as the usual shower cubicles there’s also a large disabled wet room which would also be ideal if you’re trying to shower with more than one kid at a time. There’s plenty of sinks for washing up, laundry facilities and the kitchen includes a large fridge and freezer as well as microwave, kettle and toaster. They even have a gas BBQ you can use free of charge, or bring your own.
Housed in a safari style tent, the reception and camp shop make fresh pizzas and you can pre order your morning paper and pastries or rest up with a book next to a woodburning stove on a colder day.
As a special offer to all campers, an entrance pass to the Farm Park can be purchased at the day rate and then re-used free of charge for the duration of your booking. This made it a perfect weekend family camping trip as we could pop over for oodles of fun at the Cotswold Farm Park and then wander back for a BBQ dinner without having to get into the car to travel anywhere. Check out the review of Cotswold Farm Park.
