Redbrick Barn Campsite

The quiet location, the friendly welcome

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Lovely well tended location on a working farm with plenty of space in a pleasant little village. Great walking and scenery , excellent local pub with proper beer and daily visits by the resident chickens who even left an egg one morning in exchange for a feed from the dog bowl. Lack of facilities not an issue for us as we usually wild camp . Great stay that we hope to repeat some time. Thank you Trevor.

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Peace and quiet

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Beautiful setting and lots of places to walk and ride bikes.

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First experience in our new motor home. We were welcomed by Trev and everything went absolutely fine. Have rebooked for September

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Beautifully kept lawned area with plenty of space on each pitch. Owners were really lovely people and helpful. The site is actually the owners garden in a beautiful village with the local pub just 5 mins walk away.
The villagers were all friendly and advised of the best places to visit and go for walks.
Every morning we had the beautiful views and the sounds of the countryside to wake up to.

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lovely flat field, great location for walks, pub down the road, many local places to visit within 15 minutes

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Exceptionally warm welcome and willingness to accomodate our needs. Trevor you could well have been a life saver, to explain to readers. We were on a large site nearby when storm ciara hit. Given the authorities advice not to travel we assumed wrongly that we could sit it out where we were. When we were told to move on rather abruptly we got on to pitch up. We found Redbrick barn reasonably close but were bemused to see the site had closed its over nighter pitches. We turned up anyway and Trevor could not have done more to see us safe and sound. Apparently, as we have seen, some rather judgemental visitors had written some comments on here that were not at all complementary so Trevor closed the facility to all pitch up people, as its 'not worth the aggravation' when the pitch is only designed for overnighting during the winter when travelling long distances. The only reason for opening the farmyard to people like us was because there is no where else around here open for over nighting as we can attest to as we had real trouble finding some one to help us.

Fyi the pitch is as trevor says a farm yard and is quite clearly used as such...as far as we are concerned far superior than a pub car park or on the side of the road. In addition the camping field looks fantastic and will be a prime place to stay in the summer.

Trevor we will be back and we will bring friends thank you so much.

The weather storm ciara was rife

Campsite owner very friendly and helpful.

For £18 we felt there should have been toilet facilities. It was untidy and was not really a proper pitch. Thus the cost a bit excessive

Just returned from another visit to Red Brick Barn, we visit nearly every month and have done for the last 2 years. The site is quiet and peaceful and set in a rural location.It is only a few minutes walk from a great pub and a huge open common so spot on for dog walkers. It's a short drive to the 3 Counties Showground and lots of picturesque towns and villages.

The grass pitches are clean and tidy and you never feel on top of each other. As it's winter we stayed on the hard pitches which are in the farm yard. As described they are rustic but to us it's part of the charm.

Trevor and family always give a warm welcome and are known to go beyond the call of duty. We recently broke down and they kept checking on us making sure we had all we needed, enough to eat etc and even took us out to find a mechanic. Very kind and helpful people and we can't wait to visit again

Not being able to stop longer