Cotswolds Camping

How friendly everyone was.

Expensive.
Toilets need updating.
No toilet rolls 🤷‍♀️

Very good ,clean and tidy and friendly campsite enjoyed are stay here

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the quietness of the site and location good for all the places we wanted to visit

the shower/toilet blocks no toilet roll - had to buy and often forgot to take own also not the cleanest but was a muddy site due to british weather and not the site itself...

Facilities were clean

No welcome as such l had to find my way in the dark after a) tripping over diy equipment to use the walkie talkie which went unanswered b) was given vague instructions which were not useful as it was pitch black. The person were « spending time with their cat » was the reason for their tardiness.
Friends were unable to stay in their gypsy caravan as it was wet inside and did not have a door (very cold in October - admittedly « should not have been made available at this time of year ». They are still trying to get their money back as they both had to stay in my campervan for the night!

Too expensive for a solo traveller no electric also no toilet roll had to take your own taking the ,,iss

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Great location. Quiet, family friendly campsite.
We hired a hut which was clean and tidy. Beds comfortable.
Toilets and showers immaculate!

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The very nice warden who was super-helpful and friendly.
The toilets and shower were very clean and there was plenty of hot water.
The campsite was quiet and easy to find.
The kitchen area was good and had useful appliances.

No loo rolls were provided in the toilets. Whilst this was the policy, it is very annoying to keep on having to remember your own roll, and there is nowhere to put it in the loo, so it is far from ideal. If the reason is that people keep removing the rolls, then there are dispensers that other sites use to reduce this behaviour and provide a better service to their clients.

The press button showers and taps are set to be hopelessly short. They are 10 seconds in the shower I used, and 5 seconds in the wash basin. This really does not save significant water but is frustrating. 30 seconds in the shower and 20 seconds at the sink would be much better. Remember this Covid ads about washing your hands for at least 20 seconds?

The field has a lot of worm casts - very good, except this makes for a lot of mud accidentally going into the campervan. A hard-standing area would improve this, as well as gravel pathways from the pitches.

Lovely quiet site with very helpful & friendly staff. We loved the location and had we been there longer would’ve liked to explore more. It’s perfect for a couples getaway.

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Site was quite basic, the price was expensive for what was available.

I can’t understand why they don’t provide toilet paper when they will sell it to you. I stayed at a £10 a night site that supplied toilet paper and had similar facilities this site was £24 for the night. We were greeted and told what pitch we were on and how to get there. That was it, we weren’t told where the facilities were etc. Site was quite noisy well past 10pm.

Clean and tidy site
Facilities very adequate
Man in charge very helpful (when you could find him!) and pleasant.
Pitches well marked out and easy to find.
Dog friendly.

Fish & chip van not there on the Saturday we stayed. Website didn't seem to state if this was only in high season?
Website details stated lots of walking from the site but on arrival we were told the nearest bridleway for dog walking was a 7 minute walk along the bendy country road. With a 2 year old child and 2 dogs we felt this was too dangerous to try. When we left the net morning we passed a footpath just round the corner from the site! Dogs not happy with no walks!
Reception not open on arrival, had to call a number for assistance. Also the same for shop. Shop did not have any milk, which I would class as one of the necessities for camping!