We spent an idyllic week here at the end of June. The site has a beautiful setting with panoramic views across the Chiltern hills. The pitches are very spacious and fully serviced. The owners are very knowledgeable and keen to make sure you enjoy your stay. There are many beautiful, chocolate box villages in the area to explore, many featured in TV programmes, such as the Vicar of Dibley, Midsomer Murders and Father Brown. Oxford is well worth a visit and it is not too far for afternoon tea in the Cotswolds either. We eventually found the Phoenix Trail, a tarmac path along an old railway line for cyclists, walkers and horse riders, which goes from Princes Risborough to Thame. It is not well signposted and we couldn’t find it when we went for lunch in Thame the day before. We tracked it down in Princes Risborough the next day and cycled to Thame and back. We did about 15 miles in all. Henley-on-Thames is worth a visit as is Wallingford. As an Agatha Christie fan we found her last home Winterbrook house there, and then visited her grave in the next village, and signed the visitor’s book, which was interesting to read. All in all, just our type of holiday. A beautiful, peaceful setting for chilling out days and lots to explore on adventurous days. With such welcoming owners, it really is well worth a visit.