Middle Road, Harbury, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV33 9JN
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One of two caravan sites in Warwickshire, Harbury Fields Farm Touring Park lies a few miles east of Warwick and is ideally placed to enjoy the local places of interest in a region known as Shakespeare Country. A quiet, family-run caravan park set in the unspoilt countryside and placed well away from main roads, it also puts you just 1.5 miles away from the lively village of Harbury, an ancient prehistoric settlement on a hill near the Fosse Way Roman Road in Warwickshire.
The area surrounding Harbury Fields Farm Touring Park has a large number of old quarries that were historically used to extract lyas, a form of limestone used in the manufacture of cement. These quarries are now predominantly used for recreation purposes and make for unique excursions with the family. More interestingly, some of the material produced by this work is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and home to one of the top butterfly habitats in the UK. Also within easy reach from the caravan site, the Chiltern Railway runs through Harbury and is the deepest railway cutting in Europe.
From South on M40: leave at junction 12 and turn left at end of slip road. In 0.5 miles at junction turn right. In 3 miles at second roundabout turn right (fourth exit) onto B4455 Fosse Way (signposted Harbury). In about 2 miles (just before filling station and railway bridge) turn right into road signposted Harbury. In about 420 yards turn right by 2 cottages into Harbury Fields Farm. From North on M40: leave at junction 14. At end of slip road continue straight at roundabout. In 0.5 miles at next roundabout turn onto B4100 (signposted Banbury). In about 3 miles at roundabout turn left onto B4455 Fosse Way (signposted Harbury); then as above.
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markjandmels
Reviewed on 20/08/2023 14:06
