10m x 10m Camping pitches. Grass camping pitches for tents and small campervans only

17 Electrical hook up points (ehu) pitches

22 Standard pitches

2 family / group areas – which hold up to a maximum of 6 family tents in each. Standard pitches only.

We have a high standard of washing facilities that we keep clean and tidy. Large showers, plenty of sinks and free hot water always available, as well as a family bathroom with changing facilities. Given the current climate we do require our guests to take responsibility to help keep the facilities clean and tidy

Washing up area is kitted with fridges and freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster and plenty of spare crockery.

Campsite shop – with a good range of dried goods, as well as locally produced cider and beer. So don’t worry if you’ve forgotten anything however, if you need anything specific please call and try and let us know in advance

Play equipment for children – Play frame with swings and slide, sandpit & trampoline

Ping pong table 

Information regarding local attractions and places to eat 

Dog friendly – we don’t charge for their stay. We do ask that dogs are kept on leads on site, as too often we are having to clean up dog mess, and there are also potentially others camping who aren't so keen on our furry friends

Fire pits - available on every pitch, free of charge, we just ask that you empty it before your departure ready for the next guests to use.  We have wood, kindling and marshmallows available to purchase from the shop if you need.

Wifi is available field wide. We charge £1 per pitch per stay for the code – useable on multiple devices.

Visitors are more then welcome on site to join you but we do ask for a small fee (£1) per visitor (over 3yrs) and to sign a log, this is just so we know who is on site from a safety aspect.

Onsite catering. We offer breakfasts Saturday and Sunday mornings and Pizzas Friday and Saturday nights there are also vegan / vegetarian options available too

Supermarkets deliver shopping here for guests once you’ve arrived.

We are on google maps also, but some satellite navigation systems take you on a bit of a goose chase, so we include these directions with every booking confirmation, and we have got signs out near to the campsite to help direct you here, but if you get stuck, you can always call us. 

From Bath – Heading South 

From the A36 heading towards Warminster you will pass the villages of Hinton Charterhouse, and later Norton St Phillip. You will enter in to the village of Woolverton and pass the Red Lion pub on your left hand side. There are 3 right hand turns, you will need to take the 2nd, towards Lullington, be careful as it is on a bend, and so indicate early. This road will take you straight to the campsite, you will drive straight over a mini crossroads and pass Sleight

Farm on your right hand side, and we are approximately 300 yards from Sleight Farm on the Right. 

From Frome – Heading North 

On the A361 heading towards Bath, You will enter on to the A36 there are a series of roundabouts all of which you head towards Bath. The final roundabout, at Beckington (which has a Texaco petrol station & Little Chef) Keep in left hand lane to go straight on to Bath, approximately ½ mile down the road you will pass over the river Frome and on the left hand side after the Toll House turn left towards Laverton. You will approach a mini cross road, at which point you turn left, passing Sleight Farm on your right hand side. We are approximately 300 yards from Sleight Farm on the Right. 

things to do

There really is a plethora of attractions in the near vicinity, and even more if you’re happy to travel a little further afield – We have brochures in the shop but here’s few idea’s to get the camping trip planning started…

days out

Longleat (approximately a 10 minute drive away) – we also offer a 20% discount off the gate price

Cheddar Caves (approximately 50 minutes away) – we also offer a discount of 20% off.

Wooky Hole (approximately 45 minutes away) – online discount available

Stonehenge (approximately 30 minutes away)

Avebury Stone Circle & Manor House  (approximately 50 minutes away)

Numerous national trust properties – Stourhead / Bowood House are great for a day out.

The Tank Museum in Bovington (under 1 hour away)

Haynes Motor Museum (approximately 40 minutes away)

Monkey World (approximately 1 hour away)

Nearby Towns

Bath:

Roman Baths

Bath Abbey

City trails

Parks

Sports Centre – with swimming, trampoline park, soft play and 10 pin bowling

Shopping

Restaurants

Canal trips

Odeon Cinema

Bristol:

We the Curious science museum – great for kids

Harbour with boat trips

Bristol Zoo

Bristol Aquarium

Brunels SS Great Britain

Cinemas

Airhop

Frome:

Giant Market 1st Sunday of every month – great for a bimble!

Cheese and Grain – check out what gigs are coming to town

Town trail – app available to download

Restaurants and bars

Family friendly cafes

Independent shops

Bradford On Avon:

Bike and boat hire

Lovely canal walks

Shops and cafes / pubs

Throughout the Summer weekends most local villages have summer fetes

There’s plenty of cycle routes – Sustrans is a good point of reference for the 2 tunnels route

Lots of places for wild swimming.

Reliable bus route – which is a 10-minute walk from site from the Red Lion pub in Woolverton.

The Red Lion is our nearest local pub and approximately a 10-minute walk from site.  There is also the Cross Keys in Rode and The Mill at Rode – both about a 5 minute drive or walkable – about a 30 minute walk away.  All of these are family and dog friendly.

Mike’s Kitchen in Frome is a Chinese/Thai that currently delivers to site – there are also other take aways available in Frome, but unfortunately they don’t deliver. 

Award winning local farm shops (Whiterow Farm shop offers an amazing butchers / fish counter / local cheeses / bread and homegrown vegetables as well as a Fish and Chip shop and Café – approximately 5 minutes drive away)

campsite rules 

We have a very relaxed yet respectful feel to our campsite and these are all pretty obvious really, but please take time to read through them as we really don’t like being the campsite police!

Be considerate to your neighbours ALWAYS!

Be respectful of the countryside where we are located, we advise a max 20mph limit on the roads up to and off the campsite.

Drive very slowly when on site, lots of free-range children we recommend no faster than 5mph.

Any poor behaviour or language will not be tolerated – consistent offenders will and have been asked to leave.

Dogs must be kept on a lead and cleaned up after them at all times (free bags available at reception).  I’ve cleaned up after too many big dogs! 

Noise must be kept to a minimum between 10.30pm-7am, we regard this to be important to keep the site respectful to those around you.  It is very likely that you may have young kids pitched next door, and canvass isn’t the most sound preventative material.

We do not accept non “family groups” – so no Hen or Stags.

Please be considerate to our next door neighbours, they have had unwanted visitors and we respectfully ask that you stick to the boundaries of the campsite, keep ball games / kite flying / frisbee throwing to the middle of the field and NO drones to fly over their land.

Any booking over 3 pitches MUST be booked over the phone.

Arrivals to be onsite between 2pm- 7pm at the latest.  We shut the shop at 7:30pm.

Departures to leave by 11am.

Please tidy up after yourselves and leave the pitches as you found them.

Please take any broken or unwanted camping equipment home with you – it fills the bins up too quickly and doesn’t allow campers to dispose of their general rubbish.  No lilo’s, duvets, broken poles, gas bottles, broken tents or gazebos to be left here.  It’s all fitted in your car on arrival – we ask that it goes back with you!

We ask that all campfires and BBQs are off the grass and not near the entrance of your tents.

Please understand that we are parents ourselves and we sometimes (not often) like to spend an evening with our kids too… 

Update as of APRIL 2023

We welcome back our guests as of April 2023 and as we have been doing for the last few years, we will continue to keep facilities clean and tidy for everyone and will continue with the closure of facilities during certain times (including the wash up area) 5:30am – 6:30am & 12pm – 1pm. We will also have a “tidy up” in the afternoon, but we do rely on the help of our guests to keep our facilities clean so that it allows us to look after our guests on site and get our jobs done. So if your child(ren) aren’t able to use the facilities by themselves, may we ask they are supervised to ensure the cleanliness of the facilities are kept to the highest standards

Shop opening times will be only between the hours of 8am – 10am and 2pm – 6pm

NO showers on pitches – the disposal of wastewater on to pitches is not wanted.

NO chemical waste portaloos/ potties to be used – we don’t have a chemical waste point and we only have a septic tank which will undo the balance of the soak away, and you won’t be able to dispose of this in our loos.

We're still only allowed small campervan type vehicles - not motorhomes due to access on our lanes. The Local Authority has classed motorhomes as vehicles with facilities on board - such as a loo or a sink or shower. If you're still unclear of your vehicle, please do call or email us and we will happily clarify.

Check in times are between 2pm - 7pm, and if you can please fill in the ETA on your booking form and try to stick to it as much as possible, we can keep tabs on arrivals and avoid bottlenecks if needed at all.

Given the last few years, we recommend that you insure your camping holiday as we are unable to refund due to covid or inclement weather and you may need to cancel your holiday which falls outside of our refund policy.