Lovely site, easy to find & get parked (could do with more numbers on pitches but map was handy).Loved watching the goats.
Was not busy at all so shop etc all closed up. Lovely village to walkaround & cafe.

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Good location

Train track right next to the site along with a Cockerel that starting well before dawn.
Site not fully open in March, so no shop, bar or cafe which was fine.
Toilets and showers are a little out dated and not regularly cleaned. No bench/stool or hooks for your clothes.

Good size pitch nice part of Oxfordshire

Very soggy not draining dew to the amount of rain

Lovely site . Easy check in. Gravel pitch was very much appreciated as it’s been so wet. Quiet.
Toilet block warm and clean despite the mud everywhere. Plots are spacious. WiFi was an additional bonus for teenagers.

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Everything, easily accessible. Everything explained before arrival. Hook ups all great. We are staying in Feb but even the weather didn’t stop us! They have cute goats the kids loved to feed and also a lovely park for them to play in.

We will definitely be back in summer.

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Plenty of space , quiet . All facilities that we needed were available and clean .

So much mud , cars and motor homes had to be towed out

Lovely spacious site with good facilities. Definitely be going back when the weathers better!!

Got stuck on the field!!! No one’s fault just the weather!! Owners got someone to pull us out no problems at all

We’ve just got back from staying on one of the touring pitches and honestly, it was great. The pitch had everything we needed, was easy to book, easy to find, and the gravel parking made it so much easier given the weather. We stayed during February half term and the weather was terrible, but even then we could see how perfect this site will be when it’s fully in season.
The toilets and showers were clean and tidy, which always makes a big difference on a touring stay. We didn’t use the washing-up facilities ourselves, but they looked well maintained and more than adequate. It was also really easy to dispose of our rubbish on the way out, which made packing up and leaving stress-free.
Out of season it was peaceful and well-kept, and we could tell that in the warmer months it would be fantastic for families. There’s a café and bar with under-cover seating, a play park, farm animals to see, a football goal, and plenty of open space for kids to run around and burn off energy.
The next morning we had breakfast at the Mulberry Cafe and it was 10 out of 10 — absolutely spot on and the perfect way to finish our stay.
Even with the awful February weather, we had a lovely time and would definitely return — especially in season when everything is open and the sun is shining!

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Second time staying here with the family, 3 being children under 10years old. Considering the weather was rain, when it did stop we went & played in the play area, lots of room for ball games, & the kids loved being able to feed the goats.
The staff are extremely friendly, the shop was shut due to low numbers on the camp site, but they opened it up when asked.
We will definitely be coming back in the summer time.
Local park near by in the village, lovely cafe , & a fantastic pub which was dog friendly.

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Quiet

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