Abbey Farm

Lovely and clean camp site very polite and helpful owner. Very nice toilets and showers there they are spotless Great location beautiful Abby to walk through.

Crowded when we were there. We were put onto the tiniest pitch, right near the smelliest toilets. Showers not good, Staff were pleasant, fellow campers were great fun.

We stay as often as we can and we love the place, I just saw some bad reviews of the toilets / showers but it's disrespectful campers who make the mess. All campers should treat facilities like their own home but this minority of people probably treat their own homes the same!!!!!

The most beautiful setting for a caravan park, nestled in at the bottom of a valley with tree lined slopes on either side, a river running through it and a beautiful old Abbey to explore. Spotlessly clean and the onsite restaurant serves amazing food. Would definitely recommend Abbey Farm.

Beautiful campsite with great facilitys. Some pitches are close too a main road road popular with motorcyclists, so a little noisy but only noticed around 9am to mid day. Easily avoided also as the place is vast. Well worth a visit 😁

Have stayed there twice now and both times we have found the staff friendly, the surrounds fantastic and the bistro on site amazing. We are staying there again at the end of May. Highly recommended.

Love staying here, staff so friendly and site is kept clean and tidy at all times :-) kids love to play on the swings by the stream going back in the summer and looking forward to it

I've stayed here twice. Lots of different types of accommodation here: caravans, tent pitches and pods. I stayed in a pod (essetially a wooden shed)which is in a fantastic location beside a hill and stream. Electicty and a heater are in the pod (only one socket so I recommend taking an extension lead). Toilet and shower block are near by but the bin/skip is a little further away. Shower room has a couple of hair dryers. Friendly staff, checking in/out is always easy. The onsite restaurant is small but does really tasty food at very reasonable price: 2 courses £13, though the menu is limited. Drinks are reasonably priced and a good selection. Dogs are welcome in the conservatory which is the same style as the main area so you're not in second class accommodation because you have a dog. If you want to visit the ruins of the Abbey there is a fee for that but you can see the main structure relatively closely without paying.