Tobacconist Farm

Our site is opening in Spring 2012 with 20 large pitches (many with mains electric hook-up) and brand new washing, shower and toilet facilities. The camp-site itself looks out over open farmland and guests can enjoy firepits and barbecues. We run a small working farm with free-range cattle, pigs, chickens, ducks and donkeys. Our farm shop is stocked with everyday camping essentials, our own meat, eggs. Camping is available from Easter to September 30th. Pitches cost from £15 per night with no hidden extras. We can offer a special rate for groups who wish to book out the entire campsite for a weekend.Campsite InformationOpening in Spring 2012 with 20 large pitches (many with mains electric hook-up) and brand new washing, shower and toilet facilities. The camp-site itself looks out over open farmland and guests can enjoy firepits and barbecues.Facilities available:• Family showers• Indoor/outdoor washing up facilities• Washing machine/laundry area• Electrical hook ups• Shop• Fridge/freezer• Mobile phone charging• Childrens play area• Disabled shower and toilet• Outdoor BBQLuxury tent hire in the CotswoldsVia our friends at Cotswold Bells we can offer you and your friends the unique opportunity to sleep under the luxury of our cotton canvas bell tents in the beautiful surroundings of the Cotswold hills. We do all the hard work, all you have to do is turn up!MinchinhamptonMinchinhampton is one of the Cotswold's treasures - a beautiful Gloucestershire Market Town situated on a hill top, 4 miles east of Stroud. We are lucky enough to have the most incredible period architecture and history, picturesque walks, stunning scenery, wide ranging sporting activities and many local amenities. The heart of Minchinhampton is almost unaltered with its narrow streets and cottages of mellow Cotswold stone. It is ideally located in the Cotswolds with Bath and Cheltenham easily accessible.Things to doWe recommend the award-winning Stroud Farmers Market, walking the Cotswold Way, browsing the antique shops in Tetbury, as well as visiting the Corinium Museum in Cirencester, Rococo Gardens in Painswick, Gloucester Cathedral, Berkeley Castle and Woodchester Mansion.Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust, Westonbirt Arboretum and Cotswold Water Park are close by while the cultural centres of Bath, Bristol, Cirencester and Cheltenham are all within 40 minutes drive, as are the scenic Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.Annual local events include Cheese Rolling, Woolsack Races, Gatcombe Horse Trials (within walking distance), Fairford International Air Tattoo, Cheltenham Literary Festival and the Five Valleys Meningitis Trust Walk.