Rowbury Farm Camping

Liked Absolutely love this camp site and have been here several times. Love the nature of it and the views. The managers are always so friendly

Disliked I said last, year they need to have some more toilets and showers. Perhaps, if they put the same at the bottom of the field as they have at the top, would make it an even more attractive place to stay.

Liked I absolutely love the way the site is managed and maintained with wildlife very much in mind. Rowbury Farm Campsite is a shining example of how looking after and prioritising nature makes for happy campers and happy wildlife alike. It was a joy to hear and see so many farmland birds and the swathes of wildflowers throughout the site brought in so many butterflies and bees even when most of the flowers were past their best (we were there in July).
The pitches are really spacious and the facilities very clean. I like the fact that the friendly manager lives on site. The tea hut which opens on weekend mornings is a real bonus. The site is just off a quiet country lane and, as walkers, with a bit of planning we were able to access lovely countryside walks via nearby byways. We loved it!

Liked I liked everything. And I’m hard to please. The staff could not have been more helpful and friendly. The site is beautiful, oceans of wild flowers, pitches cut into them so you feel surrounded by nature on all sides. Ablutions are basic but immaculate, well maintained and fitted with good showers , hot water in tap( pun intended). It’s a 1.3 mile stroll along a country lane to the village with two lovely pubs that do food. If you tell them you’re staying on site it’s 15% discount. It’s 15 minutes from the he’ll hole that is Andover but you could not feel further away from the rat race. One upside to being close to civilisation is access to Uber eats. They deliver to the site. I can’t praise this place enough and I have stayed all over the U.K. in my camper. I booked it as it was close to Andover as I was visiting relatives but having found it, I will be back. Highly recommended for solo travellers and any one else who loves a quiet sight , no WiFi but good 4G.

Disliked No dislikes at all

Liked The beautiful wildflower field - very natural. Very peaceful. Facilities were clean and well kept. The whole process was very easy to check in. The location was perfect, near a village shop, a pub and a picturesque river.

Disliked Couldn't find Wi-Fi information. Wasn't informed about checkout time before we arrived.

Liked Everything, probably the most natural pitch arrangement carefully cut into a wild flower meadow, good spaces between pitches which meant my son and daughter with their families could meet up for our summer family gathering.
We were possibly a little late in being quiet as we were chatting and putting the world to rights, our bad...
We are used to wild camping, as such we are self sufficient so this site suited us and I trust we left nothing but footprints.

Disliked Nothing

Liked Lovely set out camping pitches which are of generous size and you can pick your own spot. So peaceful and relaxing. Simple but good shower and toilet facilities with plenty of hot water! Will definitely return.

Liked Spotlessly clean, wildflowers in bloom, friendly site

Disliked They ran out of pastries!

Liked Everything was perfect. Even though the campsite was fully booked that evening, it didn't feel overcrowded in the slightest, it wasn't loud. The toilets/ showers were amazingly clean and well looked after. The pitches are separated by wild flowers. I stayed here on my own with my 3 year old daughter and we loved every second. Will definitely look into returning.

Liked Massive pitches, spotless facilities, lots of fire pits for all, and super friendly hosts. A very chill few days in the beautiful Hampshire countryside

Liked Lovely well kept campsite in nice countryside. Good day trips nearby. Clean toilets and showers. On site coffee shop

Disliked Nothing to dislike! The kids loved running around and playing near our pitch but, if there’s space, even a basic climbing frame or something like that gives a bit of a hub for them to meet and play with children from other groups which can be nice.