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Our campsite is  chilled, and quiet  - as it is in the grounds of Holycombe Holistic Retreat Centre - and to ensure that all our guests have the quiet, peaceful experience they expect, we have designated our site a “Quiet Campsite”

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For a copy of our Fire Management Plan and Emergency Evacuation Procedure click here

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When you make a booking with us at Cotswold Camping you are agreeing to adhere to the rules set out below:

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Rules developed by the Local Planners and Historic England in consultation with the owners.

 

Cotswolds Camping at Holycombe is designated a quiet campsite and is specifically for the use of customers who appreciate its quietness. Rules 1 – 10 are designed to ensure this.

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2. No Children under the age of 12 are allowed to stay on the site and no unaccompanied teenagers.

 

3. No Music, musical instruments, radios &c, whether amplified or not allowed on the site.

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4. No Dogs are allowed on the site (please contact us about Guide Dogs).

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5. No Groups over 2 adults are allowed to book (unless arranged prior to booking).

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6. There can be no stag or hen parties.

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7. We welcome people having a glass of wine or beer around the fire but if you wish to get drunk then this is not the campsite for you. We pride ourselves on being a quiet and peaceful campsite and alcohol in larger quantities generally leads to others being disturbed.

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8. There can be no fireworks or Chinese lanterns used.

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9. There will be no noise between 11pm and 7am. Guests to be quiet from 10pm.

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10. There will be no vehicle movements between 11pm and 7am.

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11. There shall be no more than 40 campers in their own tents/campervan.

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12. There will be no more than an additional 26 campers using our Glamping Sites.

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13. Campervans must be under 7m long

       ->  Please note we do not have grey water/chemical disposal units   

   

14. No caravans are allowed on site.

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15. No cars to be parked on the roads outside. Additional parking may take place at the House.

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16. Camping is in the mown circles around the site.

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17. Visitors to the site must book online.

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18. Fires on the Scheduled Ancient Monument must only be lit in FIRE BASKETS (these are provided or you can bring your own) - these can also be used for BBQs but please bring a grate.

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19. Rubbish to be taken home or put in decent black bags and into the red BIFFA bin at the entrace.  BIFFA do not currently accept any recycling and the bin is for landfill only.

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20. There are four open-air fire-points containing seven fire extinguishers, see Fire/Flood Plan tab.

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22. Major or Urgent Complaints should be made to: 07974 080013 / 07429 531318.

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23. Minor complaints, suggestions and other feedback are welcomed on feedback forms or via the campsite email address. 

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24. Other communications can be made either through the website or to cotswoldscamping@gmail.com​

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26. In the event of torrential rain causing flooding, you may be asked to leave the site, this will be assessed depending on the severity. 

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* Historic England is the government agency responsible for the maintenance of Scheduled Ancient Monuments. The Campsite occupies the SAM of Whichford’s Norman Castle.

 

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Anyone disturbing the tranquility of the site will be politely asked to leave, and we ask guests to report any disturbance on site - see contact us.

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