Great quite spot with lots of walks and a pub in walking distance.

Only 1 male and 1 female toilet and shower combo. About 12 touring spots occupied so busy toilets which were functional but could do with a tidy up

Quiet, rural area with a lovely child’s park and pub in walking distance.

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Very peaceful site with great walks along the Severn and enjoyed walking along the Gloucester & Sharpness canal a few miles up the road and the village also has a local pub ~ showers & toilets on site are very good and cleaned on a daily basis, very relaxing quiet site with plenty of wildlife on offer for photographers.

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Peaceful, wildlife, large pitch. Cows were lovely. For a working farm the toilets and showers were spotless

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Relaxed site, pretty location, nice team.

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Small campsite with good facilities. Quiet and away from main roads on a big loop of the River Severn. Easy access to the river side path from the campsite.
Pub a short walk away.
If driving out to catch the train etc. - do allow 15 mins extra in case the canal bridge is open for boats !
listen to the owls, watch for the bats

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First time trying it and place was lovely and quiet. Will be comeing back

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Great site, friendly staff, great pub in the village.

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Quiet, peaceful and nice. Great walks along the Severn banks.

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Quiet peaceful level site, lovely avian activity day and night. Spacious pitches. Feels very remote despite being close to jn 13 on the M5 (thus very easy to get to).

Nearby River Severn walks and views are magnificent. Views of the night sky are superb. Could see the Milky Way very clearly. We have rebooked for 3 weeks time for our yearly Perseids trip.

The Red Lion pub is 5 minutes walk away and is excellent.

Frampton on Severn is a delightful village about 15 minutes cycle away (and has the nearest shop).

Not a dislike as such but although there is sound of farming activity nothing could be seen through the trees. Being townies we were hoping to meet some cattle, chickens, goats or alpacas! There are, however, a lot of frisky calves on the Severn Way.