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Avon Valley Railway
Bitton Station, Bath Road, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, BS30 6HD
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Flatts Lane, Timsbury, Clutton Hill, Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, BA2 0HJ
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Why stay here ...
Our CL is located on a working farm and livery yard where we have a young vineyard and our own distillery. We are just off the A39 which gives easy access (including bus routes) to the cities of Bath, Bristol and Wells along with links to the Bristol Channel resorts of Weston-Super-Mare, Clevedon and Burnham-on-Sea.
Home produced sausages, cider, wine and gin are available to purchase on site from our own vineyard and distillery. It is possible to participate in one of our cider making or tasting courses, Home produced sausages – and other meat products are available, please ask.
The site is located in a flat field with good access and sheltered by a mature hedge. The well-known Hunters Rest pub is further along Flatts Lane, with shops, a takeaway and anther pub within 1 mile in the next village.
Our electric hook-up points give out 16amps of power.
Wi-Fi is not available, if needed please bring your own Dongle
Bus timetables are available for services to Bath 179 and Bristol 178.
30 acre farm with a 1 acre paddock for the CL.
For details about our site please check our website or email us.
Jackie and Tim look forward to welcoming you to their CL.
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Latest arrival time: 6:00 PM
Latest departure time: 10:00 AM
1 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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Heritage
Clearwell Caves - Ancient Iron Mines
The Rocks, Nr Coleford, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, GL16 8JR
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Discover a secret world of nine incredible caverns beneath the ancient Forest of Dean, presenting over 4,500 years of mining history. See the Pit Theatre Chambre, experience the tranquil Skeleton Pool deep underground and learn why this unique setting has featured in so many films and series including Dr Who, Merlin and the Chronicles of Narnia. The show caves only scratch the surface of this hidden world, go deeper to discover so much more. Enjoy food and drink at the Lamproom Café which sits above ground. Free parking.
One free child when accompanied by two full paying adults/children.
Leisure Activities
Go Ape - Forest of Dean
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- BA2 0HJ
- GPS:
- Lat 51.335267 / Lon -2.510435
- OS field ref:
- ST645598
- OS map ref:
- 172
Transport links
- Buses go to: Bath, Bristol and Somerset towns
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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Nice site in the country side
Very friendly welcome, level pitches with a bonus of having a vineyard. You can sample gin, buy wine, cider and sausages, all made at the farm.
Great little CL
When I booked this site there were no reviews - it was a recommendation from someone who had stayed there. I was a little therefore a little nervous when I saw the review that appeared just before I was due to stay! However I need not have feared. If you are expecting mown lawns and full CAMC facilities then this is not the place for you. If you want a proper CL, camping in a wild flower meadow, peace and quite with bee hives and sheep next door then it is. There are also free range pigs (and fantastic sausages to buy) and horses.
Access to the site was easy, although there is one turn that could be a bit tight if you have a really, really long motorhome. The site and facilities are tidy and clean, no problem with recycling which is all clearly labelled (along with a what goes where leaflet that was sent to me at time of booking) and I saw no skip of manure...a friendly site where my neighbouring motorhomer for the stay was a regular visitor and pointed me in the direction of the cider and wine they also make and sell on the farm. Good bus route into Bath during the week although it seems more patchy at weekends. Would definitely stay again.
Worst CL we have ever stayed on and we have stayed on CL's for years.
On arrival we were greeted by the owner who seemed quite a nice fellow and told where we could pitch our motorhome after we had paid him, he pointed at a dirty hosepipe on the ground and stated that is your drinking water, we declined the kind offer of his filthy hosepipe and used our own food grade hosepipe to fill up our water tank, the entrance to the site was overgrown and tress scraped along the side of our motorhome as we entered the CL, the pitches were all overgrown, the site was full of old building rubbish and scrap metal, there were no rubbish bins, the chemical toilet disposal point looked like it had never been cleaned and you had to negotiate around yet more building rubbish to access it, the owners dog was running freely so we had to leave our little dog inside the motorhome the entire time, behind the pitches was a skip full of manure (I expect country smells when staying on a farm but do not expect to be pitched adjacent to approx 10 tonnes of steaming manure).
This could be a nice CL but I think the owner has taken his eye off the ball and let it go.
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