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Why stay here ...
Ingon Bank Farm CL is situated on a working sheep farm set in beautiful open countryside with idyllic views. It is positioned just 2 miles from Stratford upon Avon and the Shakespeare properties including Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaways Cottage and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Charlecote Park National Trust property is 3 miles away and Warwick Castle is 5 miles away. There are many nice walks from the site over the Welcombe Hills and along the banks of the river Avon. Walking to Stratford will take approximately 40 minutes. There is a bus stop at the end of the drive, with a regular bus service to Stratford, Warwick and Coventry.
The site is located on a field of 1.5 acres with a mixture of flat and part sloping lawned pitches. Dogs are welcome on site as long as they are kept on a lead.
Pitches come with EHU. Opening dates subject to weather/ground conditions.
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Latest arrival time: 9:00 PM
1.5 acres
Some sloping pitches
Electric amperage: 16
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- CV37 0NY
- GPS:
- Lat 52.21468 / Lon -1.68123
- OS field ref:
- SP218573
- OS map ref:
- 151
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Stratford, Warwick, Coventry
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Stratford-upon-Avon
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What a fabulous site in such a lovely setting
Ingon Bank Farm
This was our first visit to this site and what a delight it was. It was spacious and the setting was lovely, surrounded by fields with sheep and lambs and great views. We stayed on the lower area which is flat but the upper area which slopes would have even better views. The onsite facilities were good and very close by and the owner very friendly and helpful. My daughter was running the Shakespeare marathon so the location was perfect and close enough to town to cycle to in about 10-12 minutes. There is a cycle way currently being built which you can use but it was a bit bumpy and narrow in parts and might not be accessible in the weekdays if they are working on it. Once that is open then access to Stratford will be very easy on foot or bike.
There is a parkland golf course a few minutes down the road which we will come back and play as not time this time and we will definitely stay at this site again.
A LONG WEEKEND IN OCTOBER 23
Ingon Bank Farm
This is our 3rd visit to this site, it is very handy for Stratford eitherr by bus or car. We were given a warm welcome by the owner and because the field was a little water logged were offered a place in the farmyard. Having looked at a likely pitch on the lower end of the site I was able to use the motor mover and avoid damaging the grass. The owner asked me not to park next to the caravan, which was not a problem. Over the weekend the grassed areas dried out and when leaving I was able to drive up to the van without damaging the grass area, as requested by the owner. Overall I have no hesitation in recommending this CL to other members.
Well situated and great views.
Ingon Bank Farm
Access is down the farm lane and well sign posted.
There are two areas to choose from. The first is flat and suitable for motorhomes and the second is an area to the top of the field and is grass, and sloping. All have good views of the countryside and across to the Cotswolds.
This site is surrounded by field’s of sheep. It’s a lovely quiet site (and yes, there is noise from the sheep, it’s a farm) with minimal noise from the main road.
The water, waste and recycling are all in one area at the bottom of the site just before the exit.
There it’s a bus stop at the end of the lane just to the right which takes you to Warwick and further. The bus stop sign is missing to go to Stratford on the other side, but if you wait in the area opposite the other sign in a gateway, it will pick you up and it’s £2 per adult into Stratford. 10 minutes on the bus drops you in the centre of the town. We got a taxi back which was £10.
Charlcote House is a National Trust property worth seeing and just down the road. There are a number of farm shops within a short distance to include Cafes.
The views are stunning, The farmer, friendly and helpful.
Total relaxation
Ingon Bank Farm
Wonderful CL offering total relaxation.Beautiful views. John the farmer very friendly and enjoys a chat .
You’ll receive a warm welcome from Peggy the farm dog who will bring her ball to your feet for you to play with her. She’ll sit on your caravan doorstep and bark a couple of times to get you to come and play. Wish we could take her home.
John will do everything he can to make your stay a pleasant one.
We will be back John.
Great for visiting Stratford and surrounding area
Ingon Bank Farm
We stayed for a few nights, what a beautiful view we had. Our pitch wasn't level as we were on the slightly higher field (you can choose and we chose it because there was more space on arrival and it was so beautiful, ahh the views are great in every direction you look) but we got levelled up OK, perhaps bring a couple of pieces of wood and ramps. We had a very nice welcome from the owner and his little dog and we asked about where to park to visit Stratford and he recommended a car park (a free one) just along the road into Stratford on the LHS called the Fishers (or Fishermans) and then its just a half mile walk along the river into Stratford which for us was perfect. He did warn us that it gets busy but we were lucky and got a spot both times we went in.
We also visited National Trust Charlecote from here and Warwick which were so easy to get to from the site.
Would definitely go back.
