We have just returned from a couple of nights stay at Kirby Farm and thought we should write a little review of this lovely CL. Kirby Farm has easy access along a concrete road 500 or so metres long. It is fairly narrow but has plenty of passing places. Being a busy working farm there is some traffic about both early morning and around tea time. Not much between times. The camping ground is a large gently sloping grass field surrounded by hedges and a stream. There is also an unfenced pond so parents of young children should be aware (& owners of water loving Labradors such as ours). Although visiting after a lengthy period of wet weather we were still able to drive across the field and site our caravan without difficulty. There are no designated pitches and were told when we booked to pick anywhere in the field near a suitable EHU. There are plenty of water taps. A chemical WC waste disposal point and dustbins screened off by panel fencing and a dog poo bin also nearby. As the camping field is so big, what traffic there was had no impact on us at all. The site and farm in general is immaculate. The grass is obviously mown frequently. We were given a printed info. pack from the farm office which listed various places to visit along with details of the local pub and village shop. There was also a map of the farm with footpaths marked. Kirby Farm is a great base for visiting the Cotwolds area being quite close to Shipton on Stour, Morerton in Marsh and Stow on the Wold, Stratford upon Avon etc. Another place well worth a visit is the Arboretum at Batsford (just outside Moreton in Marsh). We will certainly be visiting again (after our problem our water heater is either fixed or replaced) because this CL is well worth it. As I mentioned in the title, Kirby farm has gone into my top ten of sites to stay on!