reviews

Very good. Campsite reopening after 6 years. Sanitary improvements still to be made but well kept. Plenty of shade. The tent we rented had 2 bedrooms with very large beds. Large fridge-freezer and crockery for cooking. Separated from the pond by a fence, but direct view of the pond. Supervised swimming. Sandy beach. Very pleasant. No mosquitoes when we came. A little noise in the distance in the evening, but quiet at night. Possibility of renting sheets.

Good for a short stay and for people who love to (mountain)bike or hike! On the camping there is no activity.

Freshly back from a lovely 7 days at Moor Farm. We went as a family of 4, girls of 9 and 14, and our little dog Indy.||||The instructions on how to find the farm were really simple and made the farm easy to find. On arrival we were met by the farms 2 lovely dogs Paddy and Albie and then by Richard the farmer who took us up to our tent. We stayed in Woodpecker and this was the first time we’ve had a shower and everything was fantastic. Our positioning was such that we had an amazing view of the farm and were right next to the wood with a rope swing and other bits for the kids.||||The farm is lovely and our youngest really enjoyed the freedom of going in with the animals, especially the ponies which she helped feed with Wendy on a number of nights.||||We took a few trips to the canals, a lovely walk and also had dinner at The Ship which was really nice. Further afield we took a trip to Stroud which was pleasant and to Eastington farm shop which had amazing cakes.In truth we go to feather down farms to relax and this was such a lovely setting that we were often just on site with a book.||||We used the swimming pool twice and it was great to have it to yourself, we did meet friends too and the kids all swam together. Pizza night is also a must.||||What made the stay extra special was Richard and Wendy who were just the most amazing hosts. Nothing was too much trouble and they were so great with our kids. You always felt they were pleased to spend time with you and happy to chat and answer any questions to make sure you had a lovely time.||||The sunsets were the best I’ve ever personally seen and I think this is a farm that we’ll revisit at some point down the road||||If you’re reading this, thank you again Richard and Wendy for a lovely week||||Lee, Clare, Mara, May and Indy

The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. Nothing but praise. And we had a great time hear. But they ask for comments. So I did indicate those. We had a nice place.

Nice, very quiet at first sight.

Facilities and position

Perhaps a great campsite for camping, but if you camp at the campsite next door you will be aurally tortured with extremely loud and extremely bad music until well past 10:00 pm. Highly recommended if your kids fall asleep to Snollebollekes and other misery. After a friendly phone call with the reception, we were promised that the music would be turned off at 10:00 p.m., but the plug could not be found and so it remained restless for a long time.

This campground is family/child unfriendly. Loud music is played here (organized) until late.

Very nice campground. Comfort pitch was spacious and sunny. Nice sanitary building with enough showers and toilets. In June it was nice and quiet. Swimming pool is a plus. The only drawback was the grass that remained very soggy after a rain. Environment beautiful to discover by bike. We had a nice week.

The lodge tent, the tranquility and the pleasant atmosphere

Lovely place, super owners. Pony party was awesome, kids loved it!

Such a great place! Pascal and his dog Paco ( who is very well trained, don't let his enthusiasm fool you) have got it right. A chilled place funky places to sleep and you can have a fire. The whole place is surrounded by trees so wind is not a problem. Unless you had too many beans! Facilities are simple but spotless. Supermarket a mile away. Swimming pool next door. Top place for real camping. Well done fella!