Cotswolds Camping

The host was very welcoming and showed me around on arrival, pointed out the best spot to park in order to see the sunset at its best. The shower was amazing and equal in pressure only to those of a Spanish hotel. Could have honestly stayed under it for hours

As the site is all grass and track it was very muddy to drive in. Host had to help push the van into position as the wheels were spinning.
This is a fab campsite if you truly are after peace and solitude. There is nothing witching miles except the charming local pub that doesn’t open weekdays until 5pm. Unfortunately the local church has a bell chime that goes off on every half hour and an extra chime on the hour, 24hrs a day! This does indeed break the silence and I felt like I hadn’t slept all night.
The facilities are very basic but clean. Everything you need really. I left a day early but only because I couldn’t take anymore chimes.

Beautiful location - so quiet. Really relaxing and tranquil spot. Can't wait to go back.

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Everything!
But, in particular, I like how quiet the site is. Indeed, it can be silent which is amazing given how many people stay!
Beautiful dark skies with lots of stars.
V. helpful site manager & a great location.
Whichford Pottery is wonderful & the fish & chips at the Mermaid Fish Bar in Moreton in the Marsh are very good!
Lots to see & do in the area so, will be coming back again & again.

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Peaceful, calm site in beautiful countryside. Small ish site, with lovely surroundings which is perfect for a break away. There was a fridge, freezer, and some appliances which I didn't realise in advance which is very helpful. Nice choice of pitches in the meadow or in/near the orchard. The wooden table and chairs at my pitch were super handy.

Facilities are basic but sufficient. More showers would be handy but may not be possible due to the simple nature of the location. What's there is of reasonable quality and the campsite wasn't too busy.

The meadow water tap was blocked off a little by a wooden frame, even though probably still accessible.

The people that manage the site, are thoughtful, friendly and considerate. It made my stay feel more relaxing. They went out of their way to share information and to offer help if needs be.
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. It was brilliant.
A tranquil idyllic place. The Church bells didn't cause issues for me personally. Ear plugs are available for light sleepers but bring your own if your the fussy type.

I definitely will be back sometime in the future.

Nothing.

Fantastic rustic site - great site manager

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Pitches, privacy, peace, toilets, shower, the little kitchen area, the moat, the stone circle, the orchard, I wanted to stay longer! Felt very very safe there as a solo female traveller. Delightful little spot :)

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This is a quirky campsite that won't appeal to everybody. It's informal, unfussy, somewhat 'Heath Robinson'; it has great views, and a lovely 'feel'; it's close to a good pub/restaurant. We were greeted by Swampy who lives on site. He's very friendly. There's a lot more hook-ups than expected.

The composting toilets will not be for everyone, nor the somewhat 'Heath Robinson' facilities. There are flushing toilets for the squeamish.

Friendly and peaceful site in a lovely setting and in tune with nature

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Very friendly.
Unique spot.
Layout was good with defined pitches.

Entrance of site is a little hidden.
Church bells were a little annoying but site manager forewarned us and offered ear plugs so all was ok.