Moreton-in-Marsh Club Campsite

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Great Location

Stayed for 2 nights in December 2020 (and only just got round to doing some reviews!) as a first trip in the new van. All pretty good with nice fish and chips from the visting trailer on the first night. Facilities all good, and friendly helpful wardens. Really convenient for a walk into the town. Only criticism would be that the area around our pitch felt a little neglected and untidy - but then nowhere looks its best on a cold, wet and windy December weekend. Will still return and give it another go in better weather.

PaulF1968

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 30/07/2021 15:34

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Lovely site

This was our first visit to this site, and it lived up to all expectations. It is very well maintained, and the pitches are level and flat. The facilities were also well looked after. Access to the town is easy, and there are a number of walks possible direct from the site. The town is delightful, and has plenty of independent shops. I can recommend a visit to the Moreton Beer Cellar if you like Belgian beers . . . . they have a fantastic selection. There is also a good local bus service to Stratford in one direction, and other notable Cotswold towns and villages in the other. Using the bus is a lot easier than trying to find parking for a motor home in these quaint Cotswold towns. PS - It's a minor point, but I would like to congratulate whoever is responsible for fitting a corrugated hose (that does not kink) to the rinse water pipe at the chemical waste disposal point :-)

Geoffn1

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Reviewed on 30/07/2021 15:15

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Excellent three nights midweek in Moreton in the sun

I stayed at Moreton with my wife last week Wednesday to Friday - as a first time Motorhome user - I was taken aback by the incredible appearance of the site - the pitches were remarkably manicured. I found a nice pitch near the dog walk and path to town - happy days. the site staff were very helpful and kept the place spotless in a tough post Covid restrictions week where everything was suddenly open - you could have eaten your dinner off the toilet floor - you'll be pleased to here I didn't - I ordered from a Mac and Cheese visiting van which again was great value and quality. There's loads around - great little town - Alex James' farm and of course Diddly Squat farm by Clarkson the falconry centre which is a next door to Batswood Arboteum ad a 30 minute walk out the site through a wood is brilliant All in all a brilliant site and a wonderful job by the team on site to keep it so pristine, attractive, clean and functional - well done - great job.

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Reviewed on 29/07/2021 13:02

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Great location and easily access

This was our first visit to Moreton-in-Marsh, a larger site than we usually visit but surprisingly peaceful. We had one of the few grass pitches on site and it was perfect. We were there in the heatwave last week and the trees gave us perfect shade for us and our Labrador (there was sun on our pitch if wanted), we had a large pitch so plenty of option. Close to the dog walking area which once the weather cooled slightly in the evening our Lab was able to socialise off lead with the other dogs on site. Easy walking distance into town and we walked on the path across the fields to the Arboretum, which was really lovely. Ice-cream man visited the site every tea-time on his bike ringing the bell which was a nice touch. Moreton-in-Marsh has an Aldi supermarket (walking distance) and Co-Op at the other end of the town. From our pitch further into the site the road noise wasn't really noticeable but walking around the site the pitches nearer the road was quite noisy - the only thing we noticed was the screaming motorbikes (clearly a bikers straight road) but didn't spoil anything for us. Would definitely visit again.

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Campervanner

Reviewed on 24/07/2021 17:29

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Nice site

Good sized pitches in partial shade. One side of the site has a lot more privacy than the other. Great dog walking area where dogs can be let off the lead. Hand sanitizer dispensers on all the waste and recycling points is welcome, could just do with some sanitizer in them.

MCS2

Reviewed on 24/07/2021 09:48

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Easily Accessible

This was our second visit, and it was much better than our previous experience here. Quite a large site with good selection of pitches, either full sun or shady hidden by trees. Usual toilet/shower/service facilities. Check in was very easy and lovely wardens. Flat 10 minute walk into town where there are shops and cafes. Batsford Arboretum is beautiful (booking required) & is either a short drive or flat walk of approx 1.5 miles. Site has very easy access off A44, but the only down side to this is quite a bit of traffic noise for pitches situated close to the main road.

Tawny12

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Reviewed on 20/07/2021 22:41

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First class

A great location, a few minutes' walk into the heart of Moreton-In-Marsh and its shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs, as well as being a good centre for exploring further afield in the Cotswolds, with Broadway, Bourton-On-The-Water, Chipping Campden etc. all within easy driving distance. Despite it clearly being a busy time, with new arrivals queueing outside reception, we were greeted with good cheer and checked in swiftly and efficiently, with the whereabouts of vacant pitches pointed out on a map. The side is currently undergoing a certain amount of renovation work, but is nonetheless maintained in good order. Those less enthusiastic about self-catering may be interested to learn that the site gets visited by a different takeaway food vendor each evening - check the display boards opposite reception!

paulww

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Reviewed on 18/07/2021 19:44

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Great location.

This site is perfectly located. A couple of minutes walk into beautiful Morton in Marsh. Will definitely return. If I’m being honest depend on where you pitch the rod can be a tad noisy. Facilities were very clean. The only two slight downsides to us is the apart from one staff member being friendly the others didn’t seem very happy in their positions. We stayed ate Tewksbury two weeks previously and welcome could not have been more different. Also there seemed to be lots of weeds/grass coming through on some of the hard standing. Maybe I’m just being little critical and as I mentioned I would return.

rostron

Reviewed on 14/07/2021 18:04

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A good all round site

First visit to this site. Managed to get three nights on a service pitch. The service pitches are excellent. It is a lovely site in a good location if you are visiting the 'Cotswolds' Fast food available on site virtually every night if you like that sort of thing. Staff are excellent, friendly and helpful. Didn't use the facilities, but they appear to be up to date and clean. BTW - Bourton on the water has a designated motorhome parking zone in its main car park.

ColJacq

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Reviewed on 28/06/2021 15:32

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Large with great access

This site may have it's faults, yes its on a busy road, but look at the map and you would know that. Yes it has a new glamping area, but that's great to enable your extended family to stay with you if they don't have a caravan. I would be really upset if the noise went on till 3am, and the wardens need to get a handle on this. Having said all of this, the site is large and busy but has access to some fantastic experiences. We have a dog and are always looking for things to do where we can include him. Moreton is very dog friendly, with most venues allowing dogs to tag along. The path from the rear of the site takes you into Moreton avoiding the road and to Batsford Arboretum where dogs are very welcome in all areas of the gardens. A car journey away you have Hidcote National Trust gardens, unfortunately no dogs, but lots of parking for motorhomes and really worth a visit. Cafe is always busy so try one in Chipping Campden - lovely town and not too busy. Bourton-on-water is a real tourist attraction, so unless you like hundreds of people, expensive parking and expensive food, then I would avoid, although Greystones Farm Nature Reserve is off the beaten track and affords you a walk in the countryside and a way of getting away from the crowds. If you like walking, take a drive out to Ilmington where you can do a circular walk through the beautiful village and out to Ebrington Hill, where the views are fabulous and then have lunch at The Howard Arms - highly recommended Great site, with lots to do and see

jackiew99

Reviewed on 18/06/2021 17:04

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