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Wolford Wood Camping & Cabins

98%

· Moreton In Marsh, Warwickshire, England

200 acres hosted by Wolford W.

4 glamping pitches · 10 tent pitches

Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

Family camping in a Cotswolds wildflower meadow beside an ancient woodland and SSSI

Wolford Wood, an idyllic, peaceful spot to unwind and immerse in.

Located at the edge of the Cotswolds, Wolford Wood is a peaceful site of natural beauty bordered by its own 150 acres of ancient woodland.

It is the perfect place to refresh, rejuvenate and connect with nature!

Offering camping in wild meadows and unique glamping huts, we have a variety of ways for you to choose how to relax, whether it’s a retreat on your own, fun filled escape to the countryside with friends or a wholesome family get-together, our site boasts facilities that can cater for all!

Our Woodland is of special scientific interest, home to 2,500 different species of flowers, fungi and fauna. The ancient woodland is protected by law and studied throughout the year by professionals and amateurs alike.

Moreton-In-Marsh is the closest surrounding town taking a 5-minute drive or 40-minute walk and offers many pubs, restaurants and cafes, two large supermarkets and a range of boutique shops and services. Transport options include a train station providing access to Oxford, London Paddington, Worcester and Malvern. A selection of hourly buses take you to local Cotswold villages and towns including Stow-On-The-Wold, Bourton-On-The-Water and Stratford-Upon-Avon.

Spend the day exploring and immersing in nature via our woodland and wildflower paddocks. The scientific woodland is bursting with bio-diversity where so many species of wildlife can be found. We host various events and activities for all to enjoy. From guided woodland walks, bee keeping, study Moths, Shinrin Yoku, forest bathing, tie dying, and mad clay faces. In addition, a plethora of local attractions include Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm Shop, The Cotswold Farm Park, Batsford Arboretum and The Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Activities

Biking

Hiking

Horseback riding

Wildlife watching

Natural features

Forest

Field

Farm

98%

20 Ratings · 11 reviews

Hannah M.recommends

August 18, 2024

Wolford Wood

Pros: beautiful meadow spacious setting, stunning woodland, lots of tables and chairs near outdoor kitchen, lovely long grass helps your pitch feel private, well kept communal areas, covered areas with table and chairs for rainy moments, woodland bits you can camp in, great balance of sociable but private feel to the camping, friendly piggies and chickens, fantastic showers and toilets, wheelbarrows for kit, fridge and kettle and mugs!!!, very friendly host and welcome, fire pits allowed and rentable, no cars in camp field - all these things are great. Cons: it would be good if there had been just a few mown paths through the wildflower meadow to help with wheelbarrows and access for this members of the family who are less sure footed. Don’t think it would detract from wonderful tall grass meadow. Would also mean people don’t end up walking so close to other peoples tents (which happens as you tend to follow stomped paths!). Would also be good to be able to pay a surcharge to leave your rubbish there. Helpful Feedback: the Hipcamp listing should have move photos showing the range of wonderful camping, and more pics of the beautiful meadow, and pics of tents and fire pits etc (it’s rather over emphasises the cabins at the moment!)

Seb W.recommends

August 5, 2024

Wolford Wood

Lovely relaxed site, but long grass

Lovely relaxed site with good facilities and some friendly pigs to scratch. The camping is in a meadow which is unmown, so the grass is thigh-high. A few areas had been squashed down by previous campers, but when we arrived none of these were free, so we had to set up the tent and our 'living space' outside the tent on the tall grass, which some of our party didn't like due to having to walk through the long grass to get too and from the tent. I appreciate the benefits of nature but as a campsite I think it would be better if there were some mown pitches.

Kieron ?.recommends

July 19, 2024

Wolford Wood

There is such a huge amount of space and freedom at Wolford Wood it is amazing!

Albania A.recommends

May 30, 2024

Woodman's Cabin

Brunilda Domi

Amazing experience would come back again with more friends to enjoy the peaceful view 💫

Andreas V.recommends

May 10, 2024

Wolford Wood

Great campsite!

The campsite is very spacious and well-maintained. Very good facilities, and nice nature walks you can start right from the campsite. Would happily return and highly recommend!

Jacob C.

May 7, 2024

Wolford Wood

Beautiful with a couple of pains

In the main, this is a very good campsite. They get a lot right-- especially the kettle which was a small but brilliant idea. The facilities were decent and the camping spaces were lovely and all of that was helped by the weather which far exceeded expectations. Shame then that that you have to pack out your rubbish. Not that we weren't told -- we were, but it's never something that we would check when making a booking. At the end of a weekend when you have kids and dogs and the like, the last thing you really want to put in your car is a weekend worth of rubbish. Likewise, a minor gripe was that the hot water was turned off for a period of time and it was not known by the campers how to turn it back on. So would I recommend this to another family -- yeah, I think I would. But they could and should do something sensible about the rubbish (maybe charge a hefty surcharge for the inconvenience.

Location

Moreton In Marsh, Warwickshire, England, United KingdomTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Wolford W.

Joined in March 2022

From the host

Located at the edge of the Cotswolds, Wolford Wood is a peaceful site of natural beauty bordered by its own 150 acres of ancient woodland. It is the perfect place to refresh, rejuvenate and connect with nature! Offering camping in wild meadows and unique cabins, we have a variety of ways for you to choose how to relax, whether it’s a retreat on your own, fun filled escape to the countryside with friends or a wholesome family get-together, our site boasts facilities that can cater for all! Our Woodland is of Special Scientific Interest, home to more than 2,500 different species of flowers, fungi and fauna. The ancient woodland is protected by law and studied throughout the year by professionals and amateurs alike. Our camping and cabins site is set on 150 acres of wild and managed English deciduous woodland with 50 acres of pastureland and wildflower plus five miles of wild and mown tracks. Your cabins come as three unique wooden cabins, each including bed linen, towels, heating and electric sockets. The outdoor kitchens include stoves for cooking, fridge freezers, cooking equipment and cutlery. Additionally, outside seating and a gazebo is available. Our camping area is nonelectric and has plenty of wild space for you to choose where to pitch up. Amenities include access to the toilet and shower block stocking toilet roll and hand soap. There are also washing up facilities a fridge/freezer and kettle.

Nearby attractions

Cotswold Falconry Centre is a 10-minute drive away, an exciting and educational day out for the family. There are daily flying displays featuring the centre's birds of prey, along with aviaries you can wander around, and plenty of birds occupying the surrounding skies including peregrine falcons, sparrowhawks, and buzzards. Family fun continues at All Things Wild, a park with plenty of attractions including a variety of animals from zebra, to monkeys, to reptiles, and a dinosaur exhibit that the little ones will live. Alternatively, adults will enjoy a stroll around the beautiful gardens of Bourton House, featured on the BBC's Gardeners' World and with a gorgeous topiary walk to embark on.

Food and drink

The pleasant market town of Moreton-on-Marsh is a 10-minute drive from the site, with a bunch of popular pubs providing a drink and a bite to eat. The Black Bear Inn is located in the heart of the town, a lively part of the local community with a beer garden for drinks in the sun and a roaring open fire for the evening. You'll find sizeable and well-presented classic pub meals here – the steak and ale pie comes recommended. Make it an impromptu pub crawl by walking down to the award-winning Redesdale Arms, boasting an upmarket restaurant that blends international cooking with traditional British favourites, and concluding at the Inn on the Marsh, a good old-fashioned pub with straightforward food and eclectic decor.

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