Young Driver - Newbury Showground
Teenagers get the chance to start, steer, manoeuvre, reverse and park on a specifically designed road system.
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Why stay here ...
- Quilting and craft workshops held on the farm throughout the year.
- In pretty West Berkshire village in the Valley of the Racehorse.
- Ridgeway 5 miles, Newbury Racecourse 10 miles, Hungerford Antiques 6 miles.
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0.75 acres
Some sloping pitches
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Great savings on days out
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Young Driver - Newbury Racecourse
Teenagers get the chance to start, steer, manoeuvre, reverse and park on a specifically designed road system.
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Young Driver - Wiltshire
Teenagers get the chance to start, steer, manoeuvre, reverse and park on a specifically designed road system.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- RG17 7HS
- GPS:
- Lat 51.490412 / Lon -1.473965
- OS field ref:
- SU369775
- OS map ref:
- 174
Transport links
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Southampton (50 miles)
- Nearest train station: Hungerford
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Lovely, peaceful site. Great views, walks and nice pub!
Lorne Hill Farm
Really enjoyed our stay here. We were the only van on site, but that made it even more peaceful. Good facilities, easy communications with booking and changing plans, all dealt with quickly and easily.
The field is lovely, and despite the recent wet weather, the ground was firm enough to park anywhere without problem.
The view onto the ridge above, with birds (lots of red kites) animals and livestock was lovely.
The walking was good, and easy to find nice walks. And the back roads around the area are quiet and good for cycling.
A short walk to the Queen's Arms in East Garston was good for a meal out too.
If it wasn't so far from home, we'd definitely be back!
AndyHS
Reviewed on 01/10/2024 10:43
Beautiful Location
Lorne Hill Farm
Lorne Hill CL is tucked away down a country lane in beautiful countryside. It's so peaceful and we enjoyed watching hares running in the neighbouring fields and red kites flying around too. There are well signposted footpaths going in all directions. One of the days we walked for 3 hours and didn't see anyone else - it was bliss!!
We needed ramps to get level and have done so both times we have visited.
A little more information on the local area from the owners would be nice although this isn't a problem.
Perfect location if you want nature, peace and quiet
Rural Peace
Lorne Hill Farm
Situated in quiet countryside, no light pollution, plenty of wildlife on show, free range chickens visit during the day.The ehu,s are along the nearside, Yes it slopes a bit in places, but with a bit of maneuvering we did not need ramps.
Walks in all directions on footpaths and bridleways, whichever you choose its uphill to begin but once up the view is spectacular.
In the village a lovely coffee shop / light lunch venue is worth a try,
A great site kept in good order
Lorne Hill Farm
We stayed here late summer and enjoyed our stay with plenty of public footpaths in the area you can make a circular walk around the site looking down on it from afar on the way.
There are a couple of pitches that you will need levelling blocks the worst one being the first as you enter the site we were the 5th van in so you can guess we had that one but we did manage OK just about with our Twin axle although the rear of the van was ground level
While we were there the local farmer was harvesting the wheat field so it was a bit dusty every time the combine made a pass.
We would come back and use this site again its a lovely area
fantastic site
Lorne Hill Farm
we stayed for 4 nights here with friends recently and were blown away with this site. It is set in beautiful rolling countryside not far from the M4, giving easy access, but you couldn't hear any traffic at all. There are so many footpaths and bridle paths in the area that anyone who wants to get out and explore will be spoilt for choice. We did a lot of cycling and it is absolutely perfect for that, giving access to the Ridgeway and the Kennet and Avon canal towpath. Whilst on site we had absolutely scorching weather and were thankful for the various trees growing on the site offering some cooler shade. The owners of the site were friendly and helpful, even returning our fee for a night after we opted to go home early to spare our dog the stress of the imminent thunderstorms. There is EHU, chemical waste disposal, fresh water and recycling bins. Some of the site may require ramps but most of it where the hook-ups are is flat. It is an absolute gem and I can't wait to go back.
