Lucy's Field

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The perfect place to stay in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Easy access from the Fosse Way. Travelling south on the A429, take the first turning to Bourton on the Water at traffic lights, (down Station Road). This bypasses the busy part of the village. Continue on the road until a right turn onto Leaslow Lane (look for a brown sign to the Lamb Inn). Lucy's Field is 1.7 miles on the right. 
Immediately after the entrance, turn left onto an undulating field. There are lots of large wooden ramps hung on the fence to help level up. There are 6 pitches to choose from (only a maximum of 5 at any time).
 16 amps. Showers etc are kept immaculate. Easy waste disposal, recycling and water.
 Bill (the owner) is one of the nicest people you could wish to meet. Affable with a great sense of humour and he'll help you in any way. He told us about the ridiculously high prices at the Lamb Inn, so we followed his advice and drove a few miles to the Black Horse Inn in Narbeth. On a Monday night, they do a 3-course buffet of exceptional quality for just 12 quid!!! It is truly the best value pub meal we've ever had.
 We stayed 6 nights and we've already vowed to return. Just fabulous!



Duncan Wood

Reviewed on 17/07/2023 21:02

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Simply beautiful!

We had the best stay here, Mr Lane gave us a warm and informative welcome. To get the views you get a bit of a slope but there are ramps and lots of wood provided to help you get level. Caravans in the upper field Motorhomes and tents in the camp site next door. I think these are the best views we've had so far, the added toilet facilites and shower (£1 to use) are a real bonus. We fell in love with the 2 little ponies and looked forward to them thundering down the hill in the evenings for a fresh bit of grass, that was the highlight of our day. There's also a lovely shaded walk into the village where there's a pub. For touring the roads are brilliant in the Cotswolds, we had no idea how good they were, not many single rack roads. Our favourite places to visit were Chipping Campden, the Slaughters (a short walk between upper and lower) and Stanton - a drink in the Mount Inn is an absolute must as you can sit outside and the views across the Malvern Hills are fabulous. We liked walking up to the Broadway Tower from Broadway and then along to the steam train. Try not to miss the beautiful viaduct at Stanway which can be viewed from a little lane off the main road just before Toddington. We will definitely go back, its so well placed for touring round.

DaisyVdubBettyCvan

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Reviewed on 12/07/2023 12:33

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Super, what a gem

What a great site this is. Bill the owner is great man, friendly and welcoming. Nothing is too much trouble. Yes the site is sloping but Bill helps this by proving extra wood and blocks to help level up. Showers were immaculate. You do pay for the showers as they are on a meter. But don't let that stop you. Lots of wildlife including a front row seat to a barn owl box. Waited a long time to see it, but alas no show. If I was in the area I wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

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Reviewed on 23/04/2023 21:07

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Fabulous, tranquil site

What a great site with such a lovely owner. Yes it does have some ridge and furrows in the caravan side but nothing a good or careful driver can’t deal with. We started in the bottom corner pitch but moved across the site so we where next door to our friends. Our 4 berth, fairly long caravan managed just fine with the terrain. The site and facilities were spotless. The surrounding walks were fabulous and walking into Bourton meant there were no parking issue. Bill was really friendly and the Shetland ponies were fun to watch in the evening. Wildlife was abundant in the sky and on the ground. We will definitely return.

Tinarina

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Reviewed on 21/11/2022 22:58

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Peaceful campsite

Easy to find small site a few miles from Bourton on water which if you are so inclined walk to on some well mapped public paths or cycle. Choose your pitch carefully taking into account the large undulating field. Facilities were clean but we used our own given the coin meter requirement for the shower. A nice local pub just round the corner a d also a convenience store about a mile away. No e director two or three nights to explore the Bourton and the slaughters.

BNSmith1966

Reviewed on 09/10/2022 13:29

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IGNORE THE BAD REVIEW !!

IGNORE THE BAD REVIEW !! I cannot believe I discounted this CS purely after reading the ONE bad review left by someone claiming to have damaged their caravan driving onto the site. This is impossible unless you happen to be a rally driver, or are Jeremy Clarkson. Yes the caravan field is gently undulating. Much of the countryside around exibits traces of the medieval agricultural ‘ridge and furrow’ system - the clue is in the name of the system. The friendliest owner we have met, Bill, tries to meet all new arrivals and welcome them. The loos and showers are cleaned rigorously by him early every morning. The TV reception is perfect has there are individual aerial cables provided for each pitch providing an amplified signal to each space. TIP ON ENTRY Caravans turn left on arrival onto the original Lucy’s field, leaving the loo block on the left, and Motorhomes go onto the larger field on the right. Ideal for visiting Burford, Bourton on the Water, the Slaughters, Stow on the Wold and Moreton on the Marsh. If you want sun all day try and park your caravan on the higher pitches, if you want shade all day, caravans go down by the trees. Motorhomes don’t need to worry.

HaylingBilly

Reviewed on 05/10/2022 12:04

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Hmm. Not exactly as described

Be aware that the CL is restricted to caravans only and that the facilities are a pair of toilet plus shower rooms- with one additional toilet for ladies only. Also important to note that showers are on a meter - which seems a little odd as electric hook up is included. So why not charge a little extra to cater for showering ? Regarding local shops and facilities - quite simply, there are none other than a local pub. So not sure why the long list of facilities is stated on the site summary. Overall, a very peaceful and quiet site.

mattbgbr

Reviewed on 29/08/2022 19:01

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Absolutely beautiful and peaceful. Easy access.

We absolutely loved our stay on this beautiful site. The views are sensational and it was so peaceful. Access on and off the site was good. Facilities were excellent and very clean, all to a very high standard. I'm disabled and found it really easy to manage on the site. The owner is very friendly and helpful, couldn't do enough to make us feel at home with a nice welcome when we arrived.

lizbarlow

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Reviewed on 03/08/2022 17:32

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Very friendly

This was my first trip in Campervan with two cockapoos. Had 3 nights in Pembrokeshire and 3 nights here. All very easy and everyone friendly and helpful. There is a lovely toilet and shower block with an information room. All the usual bins, recycling, water and waste facilities. All well looked after. Great walks next to the site where dogs can run, walk up to Great Rissington and back. Bill very pleasant and helpful. I used £1 for each shower which gave plenty of time, 40-60p would also be adequate. You need 20 pences or £1. Get ready for shower as clock starts counting straightaway and money box is outside the building. I would drive off for sightseeing and leave belongings on my pitch quite happily. Table, chair, EHU etc. Lovely place and couple of miles from Bourton.

Helen44444

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Reviewed on 14/07/2022 10:19

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100% excellent

Arrived on this lovely site,very well kept,lovely location, everything we wanted. I agree it's on a slope but with a bit if thought we pitched up,no dramas. Met the owner a friendly guy who chatted for a while,even said pay when ever you can no rush. The site itself is very well laid out,very tidy and well kept. The information room is excellent and very welcome to us who do not know the area.the shower and toilets are some of the best we have seen. In fact one of our favorite sites in all that we have visited,if we are ever back in the Cotswolds then we will definitely stay again.

Ianhunter3

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Reviewed on 17/05/2022 19:01

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