Batsford Arboretum & Garden Centre
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Why stay here ...
Chipping Norton (or Chippy to the locals) is a bustling, buzzing market town in the Cotswolds located within easy walking distance from the CL (1.3 miles) and the town offers a choice of shops including M&S and Aldi, restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and cafes including Costa and Cafe Nero as well as The Chipping Norton Theatre and the Lido which is a seasonal outdoor heated pool.
Other attractions in the area include:-
- Hook Norton Brewery - home to the renowned "Hooky ale" and one of very few family owned breweries in the country.
- The Rollright Stones - a complex of three Neolithic and Bronze Age megalithic monuments. Folkloric stories have grown up around the Stones, telling of how there had once been a king and his knights who had been turned to stone by a witch.
- Daylesford Organic Farmshop - Probably the most famous farm shop in the whole of Britain. Daylesford is all about organic seasonal and delicious food.
- Magnificent stately homes like Blenheim Palace and Sudeley Castle.
- Festivals like Big Festival, Wilderness and Cornbury Music Festival.
- Events like the BBC Countryfile Live and Blenheim Horse Trails.
- There are also a variety of local walks, two golf clubs within 3 miles, course fishing lakes and clay pigeon shooting.
- The nearest bus stop is 1.3 miles away.
- Dogs are welcome - ask for details of some great local places for dog walks!
- Caravan and motorhome storage is available adjacent and Flo Gas is also available.
For more information please visit our Website.
A note about online bookings if there is no reply with in 24 hours please call or text me and l will get straight back to you.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- OX7 5TE
- GPS:
- Lat 51.954701 / Lon -1.518368
- OS field ref:
- SP331286
- OS map ref:
- 164
Transport links
- Nearest train station: Kingham
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A bit too ‘private’
Larkfield
We had no difficulty getting to the site which is spacious flat lawn surrounded by incredibly high conifer hedges. Although it made it private it was also very dark and shaded round the perimeter giving a very claustrophobic feel. We were on the outermost pitch and the ‘quiet country lane’ beyond was very noisy with speeding cars, lorries and motorbikes all day and evening. There is a toilet, which was welcome. We didn’t get a lot of noise from the site next door except when they were mowing. It is possible to walk into town but the speeding traffic made this unpleasant and to get to the main road felt very dangerous with no footpath or verge.
Peterpam
Reviewed on 22/08/2021 14:56
Great site spoiled by neighbouring site.
Larkfield
I write this review before leaving tomorrow after spending 4 nights here.
Billy and Margret were great and what a lot of the reviews mention is correct however:
What a racket from the site next door with 2 days of a strimmer on full revs has resulted in the low mark for peace and tranquillity which has marred what would be a lovely stay.
Excellent site
Larkfield
We have just returned from a lovely weekend at this CL, you couldn’t wish for more. The site owner welcomed us and made us feel so welcome and went out if his way to make us feel at home. This is our second visit and it most certainly won’t be our last, can’t wait until The next time. Thank you so much Mr Godwin your a star.
A well situated and spacious CL
Larkfield
We have recently returned from a 3 night stay at Larkfield. The weather was fabulous and added to whole experience. Mr and Mrs Goodwin were welcoming and friendly and the site has extremely spacious pitches ( we stayed on Pitch 2) which were separated by hedging, as well as the hedging around the border. Male and female WC was available, with all the Covid-19 sanitisers in place. The grass was short and well maintained. The site is extremely peaceful, with just a minimum of road noise from time to time.
It's about a 30 minute walk into "Chippy", where I discovered one of the best ales, "Butty Bach" from Wye Valley Brewery, at the "Bitter & Twisted" pub. The local Aldi store is about halfway between the site and town.
Great antiques centre at Station Mill, and plenty of lovely walks. We did one to Over Norton and Salford (where the pub is permanently closed unfortunately!) and back to Chippy, around 7.5 miles in all.
I imagine this could become an annual trip to a beautiful part of the country!
Lovely site with great walks
Larkfield
We arrived at the site just after the COVID 19 restrictions were lifted and were warmly welcomed by the owner. The pitches were huge and surrounded by large conifers which gave you privacy though it was not claustrophobic. The site is easily accessible from a main road however we were not disturbed by any noise. We were in pitch 2 which was suggested to us on arrival. We had great walks using a mobile phone app and found some lovely little villages nearby, Adlestrop was just stunning. On leaving we were told to help ourselves to cherries from the tree by our van, they were delicious. Thank you! We would definitely use this site again and would recommend it to anyone. Thanks again Marion and Ernie
