A very beautiful and peaceful location. Loved the goats! We found an information sheet at the gate with our name and pitch number on which was very helpful. There is also a bag in circulation with lots of local information and walks in. We are beginners so it was our first time using levelling blocks but hubby managed okay with some support from a fellow caravanner.  We were only having a short weekend break but would have been very happy to spent a few more days at Cholsey Grange.  We tried the chip shop in Stokenchurch(about a five minute car drive) and enjoyed our late supper. We also ate at the Old Royal Oak which served Nepalese food. Very tasty food with lots of choice. Stokenchurch had a few places where you could eat out. Hubby went off on a walk while I went to a local canine funday. He walked around Fingest and Turville where the Vicar of Dibley was filmed. It was very scenic by all accounts although the weather was a little hot for the up hill bits! Overall we had a lovely break and will hopefully return to see more of this area. It was a very welcoming site.