Site for cycling towpath and area.Also able to meet up with friends at the pleasant adjacent pub.Breackfast well provided for at cafe opposite also renting paddle boards and hire boats.The site is impeccably kept by the family owners all devices clean and top quality.Canal provides great activities for many.Great site in interesting area.Roger Poole

Very well kept site with big plots. So much open space. Check in was so easy as well. Will come again

Very nice site. The old shower block has been done up really nicely (could do with hairdryer). Have stayed here on a number of occasions it is great to have the pub with restaurant so near. Very convenient for the Slimbridge bird sanctuary.

My stay was excellent thank you. Although there was some maintenance work being done to the on field wate supply the peaceful setting was 1st class

This was our 2nd visit to the site having spent 3 nights in April. The site is very clean and well kept, staff are friendly and helpful and dogs are very welcome. It’s a quiet site with no children when we visited- a positive for us! Onsite facilities are easily reachable. Nice dog walks along the canal and an onsite pub and Black Shed cafe across the road incorporating small souvenir shop, boat trip bookings and delicious cakes! Tesco supermarket is 3 miles away and Atwools Camping shop 5 miles (dogs welcome in the shop and indoor cafe with outdoor eating area if preferred). Visited Leaf and Ground garden centre 5 mins drive away, for lunch and stunning views across the countryside. Would recommend a visit to pretty Bourton on the Water. Only negative for us is that there is no dog exercising area on site and one of the recommended walks through fields across from the site was so full of sheep poo that we abandoned our attempt after a few yards and returned to the canal walk.

The site is very well maintained. The plots are a good size. The reception staff are helpful and friendly. The showers are clean, although they could maybe do with a few more showers for the size of the site. Lovely location near the wetlands and the canal, with a great pub just outside of the gates and a cafe over the road on the canal. Shame they don’t have any fully serviced plots.

This park is stunning. Well maintained. The pitches are immaculate and large. Peaceful surroundings. Shower blocks clean and today. Friendly and very helpful staff. Plenty of trails to walk. Canal and river nearby as well as the wetlands. Pub on site does amazing food. Sunday lunch is a must. Cafe opposite for a coffee and snacks. Will definitely stay here again. This has been the best site I have stayed in so far. Beautiful.

This is my favourite place to stay 3rd visit here but first time bringing the dogs. This time because we had the dogs we stayed on a grass extra large electric hookup pitch. This pitch was great lovely quiet area. The pitch was towards the back of the site so not much traffic in and out. You were further away from the toilet and shower areas but this was not a problem. The toilet block was spotless as usual and the whole site was clean and tidy very well kept with plenty of water points. We picked an end pitch so the dogs did not see to many people or other dogs going past Digby can be a bit reactive but he was such a good boy. The area around the site is great, good walks, the pub is dog friendly and there is a great garden centre a few miles up the road which is also dog friendly. Will definitely be back again.

Zzzzz

We came to Tudor Caravan Park for a 2 night stay, the pitches were nice and well maintained, other campers we met there were lovely. The campsite does allows dogs, but it clearly isn't dog-friendly. As soon as we arrived at reception we were told that we couldn't walk our dog on-site and we must take him off-site for his 'toileting'. That didn't make us feel very welcome at all, and also confusing when there are dog poo bins on the campsite. I'd love to meet a dog owner that has trained their dog to hold its poo for 10 minutes until it's off-site! The main shower block was tired and dirty - not what we'd expect for an award-wining campsite - but after reading other reviews, I believe there was a staffing problem, so maybe we came at a bad time. The pub was good, and staff were lovely, the Black Shed was fabulous! There isn't a local shop, so go prepared, or you'll need to travel. If you want an ice cream the campsite reception sells them, but no milk, bread or actual food.