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Twiteys Camping And Glamping Meadows
Hunscote Lane
Lowe Farm
Wellesbourne
Warwickshire   (Browse area)
CV35 9EX
Tel: 07970 570518  or  07725 944204
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Pitches: 44 pitches, 3 yurts, 1 shepherds hut
Open: 28/03/2024 to 03/11/2024
15/03/2025 to 03/11/2025

Rating:

9/10 from 22 Reviews

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Tent Pitches	No Caravans	No Motorhomes	No Campervans
Glamping Units	No Statics for Hire	No Statics for Sale	No Seasonal Pitches
No Electric Hookups	No Hardstandings	No Fully Serviced Pitches	Show Full Facilities

Who's it for
Families Welcome	Not Members Only	No Rallies	Not Naturist Site
Dogs Welcome	No Dogs Allowed	Groups Welcome	Motorbikers Welcome
Facilities
Toilet Facilities	Hot Showers	Washing Up	No Bathroom
Baby Changing Facilities	Laundry On Site	Drinking Water	Disabled Friendly
No Chemical Disposal	Battery Charging	Gas Exchange	Recycling Facilities
Kitchen Facilities	Freezer / Fridge	No Motorhome Point	No Wifi Access
Shop On Site	Bar <1 mile	Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile
Activities
Kids Playground	No TV Room	Games Room	No Evening Ents
Fishing <5 miles	Wild Swimming <1 mile	Indoor Pool <5 miles	Outdoor Pool <5 miles
Horse Riding <5 miles	Cycle Hire <5 miles	Golf <5 miles	Tennis <5 miles
No Beach	Watersports <10 miles	Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles
Other Features
No Sea Views	Working Farm	Campfires Allowed
No Waterside Pitches	Public Transport <1 mile	No Dog Walk
Electric Car Charging Point

Reviews: 22 in total, now showing 1 to 10 Previous 10 Next 10

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Date of Visit: June 2023 Confirmed Booking

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 2

Travelling as: Solo traveller

Reviewer: Pippaj

1 review from this member

This is a lovely campsite for a solo touring cyclist. It has all the facilities you need, especially the hot showers and a lovely little mini shop where you can buy basics including cups of coffee.

There is also an excellent kitchen with lots of refrigerators.

Michael the owner is really thoughtful and has rewilded the site so each pitch is surrounded by tall grasses and feels secluded.

There are local pubs in Wellesbourne and Indian restaurants which is easy to get to by bike in 15 minutes.

Charlecote NT House is a mile away and Compton Verney under 5 miles.

On arrival, Michael promptly refunded me £15 as I didn't have a car.

I loved this site.

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Date of Visit: June 2023 Confirmed Booking

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 2

Travelling as: Mature couple

Reviewer: Erics8

1 review from this member

The site and staff was very nice and there is a lot to see in the surrounding areas.

Our only "dislike" was, £75 for just 2 nights for a single tent was a lot and there was very little light in the showers.

Otherwise, if the £75 for 2 nights was divided with other campers in your group and you took a torch for an evening shower, good times for all.

Date of Visit: June 2022 Confirmed Booking

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 2

Travelling as: Mature couple

Reviewer: Fallondave

4 reviews from this member

I stayed with my partner in a tent in June for a couple of nights. This is a lovely canpsite, a lot of thought has gone into making it special and in harmony with nature.

I particularly liked the pitches which were level and private. It is a great idea to leave the surrounding grass long. There was so much bird song around us.

The facilities were clean, with everything under cover. (Never been a fan of washing up outside). There is a thoughtfully stocked shop on site too.

This is one of the best sites I have stayed at, and I have camped at hundreds. Would definitely recommend.

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Date of Visit: July 2021 Confirmed Booking

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 2

Travelling as: Family with older children

Reviewer: Marina

1 review from this member

Great campsite, with the campfire and the rustic ness of the site!

Great little shop for the basics, and of course logs!

Perfect for our visit to Stratford and Warwick.

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Date of Visit: September 2020

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 2

Travelling as: Family with young children

Reviewer: Baileyja

1 review from this member

Excellent. Really peaceful and well maintained. The firepits on each pitch were a great evening activity. Will definitely visit again.

Close to Stratford and Warwick for outings. Large Sainsbury’s 5 minutes drive away.

On site use of fridges and a freezer for blocks really helpful.

Site shop was well stocked with essentials, firewood, bbq charcoals etc.

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Date of Visit: August 2020 Confirmed Booking

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 3

Travelling as: Family with young children

Reviewer: HannahEllis

1 review from this member

3 adults, 2 children between 3 and 10

We stayed during 31 mph winds and stronger gusts, helped others to salvage their blown away equipment, we decided to move to a hotel for the night due to safety for children. Came back, ours was one of the few tents that survived, and staff had pegged the guy ropes that popped out. Thank you so much!

Clean facilities (cleaned regularly), fire pit, large pitches, spaced out, basic stock on shop, kids loved wheelbarrow races when going back to get more equipment from the car, friendly, chilled and cheaper than our usual campsite that was full this year. Will return.

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Date of Visit: August 2019

Unit: Tent

Nights stayed: 5

Travelling as: Solo traveller

Reviewer: Ruthy41

1 review from this member

This is a truly lovely and peaceful site. Lovely and quiet with great toilets, showers and washing up facilities.

Being able to have a fire and sit in the evening watching the sun go down with only the sounds of nature was bliss.

The pitches were large and even though I was told they were busy it never felt that way. I would very happily return

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Date of Visit: August 2017

Unit: Tent

Reviewer: Helen98

26 reviews from this member

I reviewed this site when we visited last year. Not much has changed with the site itself, it still has the mown pitches in a meadow of long grass, still has decent facilities and you can still have campfires. The one difference I did note was how busy it was, although as we were there on a weekend in the school holidays I suppose it is to be expected.

As mentioned before you can't drive to your pitch (a good point), but all of the car parks were full. There were also often queues for showers and washing up. To the credit of the owners the pitches were still as big as before and when camping it didn't feel crowded, but when you needed the facilities you had to be prepared to wait. Also you are now charged to bring a trailer(£5 each I think).

I feel I am being a bit picky, it is still a lovely site and I'm sure that we will be back. But if you have the choice, I'd come midweek in term time if you want a completely stress-free camp.

Date of Visit: August 2016

Unit: Tent

Reviewer: Helen98

26 reviews from this member

On arrival Stuart showed us around, he was really friendly, couldn't have been more helpful and made a great first impression. There is an honesty shop selling essentials, as well as everything needed for a campfire, great to be somewhere where the campers are trusted. There is also a barn area which really made me think we had come to the right place. It not only had showers, sinks, fridge, freezer, sockets for charging phones etc, washing up area, table, sofas and books but also an urn and a kettle. The urn and kettle were for the washing up (as the water heater was out of order), but also for anyone to use if they just fancied an easy cup of tea.

We were camped in the lower meadow. It did have some portaloos but I usually made a bit longer walk to the 'proper' toilets by the shop.

Other people have mentioned the pitches being circular mown patches in a meadow of long grass and it really worked. There was also a larger mown area just for the kids to play on.

Our one trip out was to the MAD Museum in Stratford - not huge, but really interesting.

All in all we loved the site - the friendliness, the campfires, the lack of cars and the meadow setting. We would happily return.

Date of Visit: August 2015

Unit: Tent

Reviewer: Family Brown

2 reviews from this member

*Perfect apart from the wasps*

Some friends and I stayed here for two nights mid-August, with our children (aged between 10 months - 6 years).

The site is really beautiful and we loved the circular mown pitches with fire pits. There is lots of space between pitches - it was full on the second night but in some of my photos it looks like we are the only ones there! We camped in the top meadow which is flatter and has lovely sunset views.

The owners were welcoming and helpful and the facilities were clean and pleasant to use. The little shop stocks essentials including marshmallows, and there are sofas and tables in the spacious wash up area. Taking our stuff up to the pitch in wheelbarrows was hard work, but worth it for the car-free meadow, completely safe for the kids, and no engines or slamming doors to disturb the peaceful atmosphere.

The other campers were almost all families too, and the children absolutely loved roaming the field with all the new friends they made, exploring through the long grass, meeting the chickens and ducks, and toasting marshmallows on our campfire. The site was very quiet from 10pm and we enjoyed peaceful evenings and nights.

During the day we visited the airfield just down the road - walkable even by toddlers - where you can get a good cooked breakfast/lunch and a hot drink. There are loads of attractions nearby if you were staying for longer. Warwickshire is very pretty, I can't give it 10* as a location, as other parts of the country are a lot nicer and have mountains/sea/woods etc, but it's local for us and an easy weekend trip.

It would have been an absolutely perfect experience, if it hadn't been for the wasps. There must have been nests close by as we were constantly being pestered by them - I know it's August but it wasn't just the odd one or two, they were there as soon as we started pitching, even with no food out. I put a wasp trap out and it must have caught over 100 in 24 hours. (Have used it in other 'waspy' places in August and caught maybe 20 in the same period). This really put a downer on our stay, as we all felt on edge and it was almost impossible to prepare or eat food. A real shame, not the fault of the site owners and everything else was amazing. I've had to lower my ratings because of that, but if there were no wasps it would have been 10*.

I'd love to come back, just not in August!

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