Campsites in Wickwar, England

Valley Farm Camping

• Comfy glamping tents on a Cotswolds meadow in rural Gloucestershire
• A 15-minute drive to Cattle Country Farm Park; 20 to Berkeley Castle
• Pre-erected bell tents close to hikes, swimming and family activities

Shirehill Farm

• Pop-up meadow camping on a hill farm near Chippenham in Wiltshire
• A 20-minute Dave to Lacock and Bath; 45 minutes to Longleat
• Livestock and wildlife on site, fresh eggs and seasonal veg available

The Plough Inn

• Grass pitches behind a country pub five minutes from the M5
• Central Bristol and Weston-super-Mare within a half-hour drive
• Log fires, live music, play area and extensive food menu

Toghill House Farm

• Gloucestershire glamping with stunning views and easy road access
• A 15-minute drive to Bath city centre; 25 minutes to Westonbirt
• Comfy beds, ensuite bathrooms, kitchens and firepits

Enneywevers

• In an arty neighbourhood beside two and a half acres of woodland
• A 30-minute walk to Bristol city centre and 45 to the Harbourside
• Sauna, outdoor kitchen, pizza oven and solar showers

Westonbirt School

• Peaceful Cotswolds site in the grounds of Westonbirt House
• Walking distance from Westonbirt, The National Arboretum and a pub
• Golf course, tennis courts and kids’ club on site

Cully Hall Farm

Thistledown Farm Campsite

• Eco-friendly site on an organic farm with 70 acres to explore
• Walk directly into Woodchester Park; 15 minutes' drive to Stroud
• Pick-your-own pitches with campfires encouraged: shop on site

Forest of Dean Wigwams

Tudor Caravan Park

Rocks East Woodland

Swallow Barn Woodland Campsite

• Low-impact, nearly wild woodland site on the banks of the River Severn
• A 20-minute drive from the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley
• Exclusive use of five acres of dog-friendly wood and field

The Chase

Baltic Wharf Caravan Club Site

• A waterside haven
• Zoo and Downs Park
• A safe place for children to play

Cowage Farm Camping

• Dog-friendly family-run farm site on the edge of the Cotswolds
• Half an hour’s drive from Cirencester and 55 minutes from Bath
• River running through; barbecues allowed; pubs and restaurants nearby

Apple Tree Park