Moreton-in-Marsh Club Campsite

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We love this site

This site is so well placed for visiting the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. It is extremely well kept and has very up to date facilities. We loved the new dog walking area and the fact that there is now a footpath all the way to Batsford Arboretum. Previously we have had to go into Moreton and out again. The staff are very helpful and patient(we changed our pitch twice and caused them quite a lot of headaches but they never complained and went out of their way to accommodate us). We cannot recommend this site highly enough. We may come here at Christmas

jeanniegbond

Reviewed on 23/06/2022 10:52

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Well kept site

A well kept site with lots of trees and shrubs which add to the character of a site. Plenty of birdsong too, but the only downside if pitched close to the road side is the traffic noise. Horrendous at times - heavy trucks, fast, loud and screaming motorbikes too which for us spoilt the site at peak traffic times and into the evening. There is a lovely walk from the site across the fields into the town and in the opposite direction, further stunning field walks across fields of Buttercups.

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Caravanner

Reviewed on 15/06/2022 20:49

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Brilliant Wardens

Just had 3 nights at this site. The Wardens could not have been bettter. My husband lost his reading glasses when hitching up to come home, and when I rang the Wardens they immediately went to look on our pitch and found them. They so kindly sent them to us as it is quite a distance away from where we live well parcelled up. Well done to the Wardens on this site, whenever we saw them or asked any questions they were so helpful. Many thanks again

Rescuer

Reviewed on 29/05/2022 08:03

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Doesn't come any better than this

This was our first motorhome trip & choosing to stay at the Morton-in-Marsh site was the best decision we made.We even cancelled another booking to stay longer at Morton. Moreton has two big advantages, its staff & its location. The staff are excellent, they helped us with understanding some of the 'basic' motorhome activities together with our booking arrangements. the staff also maintain the site to an excellent level - spotless & efficient. The location for touring the Cotswolds or just stopping over for a night is perfect. The pleasant walk into the village finds multiple restaurants & pubs together with a collection of interesting independent shops. There is also a new Coop Food Hall which is excellent for stocking up & the carpark fits motorhomes ! The town market on Tuesday is a joy - it sells everything, well worth a visit. Difficult to rate the site & the staff higher, it & they are brilliant.

byrons121

Reviewed on 18/05/2022 09:34

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Great site, will return

We have just had a three night stay. Easy site to find with great access of the road. An easy 15 min walk into Moreton in Marsh either along the road, which has a proper path or, use the gate at the vaccine by the glamping pods and go across a field path. We walked along the Monarchs Way from the site to Batsford Arboretum in about 30 minutes. A very dog friendly area, most cafes allowed dogs in. Will definitely be going back.

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Reviewed on 01/05/2022 16:44

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Much improved visit

Our third visit to Moreton, and every time is better than the last. This time we noted some improved white pitches, and some new red serviced pitches, although sadly they’re not for us as too close to the glamping pods and the children’s playground. We also discovered the back entrance (pedestrian) with a pleasant walk on dry days to Batsford Arboretum one way, and Moreton in the other. The staff, as usual were very cheery and always had time for a quick hello. We look forward to returning again in the future.

Tawny12

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Reviewed on 28/04/2022 20:56

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Prime Site to Explore Cotswolds

Booked this site for a Fri and Sat night stay. We were travelling with another member and their motorhome. We informed staff on arrival and they pointed us towards areas where we could park side by side. Batsford Arboretum was within walking distance (30mins) and the site is 5 minutes from the town centre. All the pubs are dog friendly and the two we used ‘The White Hart Royal’ and Black Bear Inn foods were fantastic. Good cycling routes nearby. Staff warming and friendly.

Born2L8

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Reviewed on 21/04/2022 20:49

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A real find

Stayed 5 nights at the end of March.....really friendly staff, spotless facilities.....what a good idea to do the cleaning in the afternoon. Short walk to town....Tuesday market very good. Only short walk to Aldi to stock up. Good pub on the way! Nice to see the safari tents, yurt and glamping pods.....ideal for family members to join you on a break. Good walks from site. Good spacious pitch .....some work being carried out in the new section of the site but this did not affect us. A smashing site we can't wait to return to. Thanks everybody there for making it so good for us.

albatross59

Motorhomer from Somerset

Reviewed on 21/04/2022 19:58

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Well run

Just spent 3 nights on this site and I have to say as we arrived it was very busy but very well organised the facilities are spotless and the wardens very polite and helpfull some of the pitches are a little close together but this was on the older part of the site I would definitely recomend this site especially with its close proximity to moreton.

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4 nights in Moreton

The site is quite large with two toilet blocks, great standards as expected and delightful wardens. Good level pitches and a mixture of trees and open areas. On this trip (March 2022) of 4 nights there was ongoing ground works and maintenance but this didn’t cause too much trouble. The pitches near the road can be noisy at times but the road is not too busy and is quiet in the evenings and overnight. Easy walk into Moreton with some nice shops (4 charity shops) and lots of eating places. On day 1 we caught the number 1 bus at 9.28 from the stop across the road (opposite the bus top sign) to Stratford upon Avon. As bus pass users we can’t officially catch a bus until after 9.30 but the driver was happy to put us into the system once the time allowed him to. The bus travels through lots of side villages along the way including Broadway and Chipping Camden (nice coffee and cake at Katie’s in Chipping Camden on the way back). Saw lots of lovely countryside from the bus. We returned on the Number 2 (normally opposite MacDonalds at the lower end of the High Street but currently from opposite the back of M&S) which terminated at Chipping Camden where we enjoyed a wander and tea. We then caught the next Number 2, which took us on to Moreton. The second day we caught the 8.53 train to Oxford at £25 for two having booked ahead. The station is a 15 minute walk from the site and the train left from the far platform so over the bridge. 30 minutes takes you into Oxford and a ten minute walk takes you to the city centre. Day 3 was a Saturday so we set off to Cheltenham on the 801 bus from outside the Corn Exchange at 08.10. This takes the route through Stow on the Wold and Boughton on the Water and more lovely scenery. We caught the bus back to Boughton where we had a wander and tea. A lovely stay and still lots to do so we will certainly return.

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Reviewed on 14/03/2022 19:28

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