Campervan sites in Faringdon, Oxfordshire
5 bookable campsites within 15 miles of Faringdon
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Oxford Oak Camping
Faringdon, Oxfordshire, England- Family campsite with great views in the Vale of the White Horse
- A half-hour drive to the Cotswolds or central Oxford
- Communal firepits with seating on site; firewood for sale
Camping Westmoor Farm
Bampton, Oxfordshire, England- Laidback farm glamping on the edge of the Cotswolds
- Five minutes' drive from Bampton; Oxford 25 minutes
- Tastefully furnished bell tents with outdoor cooking area and firepit
Daisy's Farm
Swindon, Wiltshire, England- Rural Wiltshire site 15 minutes' drive from the North Wessex Downs
- White Horse at Uffington 20 minutes’ drive; Oxford 40 minutes
- Yoga and meditation workshops on site; barbecues provided
Muster Point Campsite
Wantage, Oxfordshire, England- Family-run Oxfordshire site at a smallholding with art studios
- Didcot and Wantage 10 minutes' drive; half an hour to Oxford
- On the edge of the North Wessex Downs, with great walks nearby
Dora’s Pitches
Swindon, Wiltshire, England- Adults-only pitches on a working farm with views of the Cotswolds
- A 25-minute drive from Cirencester and Cotswold Water Park
- Farm shop on site; handy location surrounded by footpaths
Evelyn's Garden
Wantage, Oxfordshire, England- Family-friendly site with access to The Ridgeway path in Oxfordshire
- Uffington White Horse 15 minutes’ drive; Barbury Castle 35 minutes
- On-site spa and views of the countryside; dogs are welcome
High Lodge Farm
Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England- Family-friendly site overlooking historic Abingdon; dogs welcome
- Five minutes' drive from Abingdon town centre and the Thames Path
- Generous pitches, hot outdoor showers, sunset views and firepits
The T Barn
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England- Off-grid family-friendly farm site in a scenic Cotswolds valley
- A 10-minute drive to Arlington Row; 20 minutes to Cotswold Water Park
- Firepits provided; pubs with food and a garden 10 minutes’ walk away