Three miles from Banbury and open all year round, this small, neat park provides an excellent point from which to explore the Cotswolds, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon. There are 49 level pitches of which 44 have gravel hardstanding with a grass area for awnings (no groundsheets are allowed) and 10A electricity; 20 of these are fully serviced.
Shrubs, flowers and an oval tarmac road convey an attractive, tidy impression throughout. The park provides a pleasant environment for couples and young families, but it is near the main road, so some traffic noise is to be expected. New arrivals should call at the warden’s caravan at the park entrance.
- ice pack freezing facilities
- Broughton Castle
- Farnborough Hall
- Aynhoe Park
- Tooley's Boatyard
- take away
- shops
- shops
- restaurants
Overall rating
Based on 1 review(s)
Clackmannanshire 16 Aug 2009
Have stayed at this site over a period of years since 2003 and facilities have not changed in that time. Owner David is very obliging and keeps the site and facilities to a high standard, pitches are level and some hard standing. Well worth a visit with plenty of touist attractions within the area.
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