Far Peak Camping
A Unique Camping Experience in the Cotswolds
Camping at Far Peak, nestled in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds, offers an unforgettable escape into nature. Set across 25 acres of scenic woodland and parkland, Far Peak provides a wide variety of accommodation options, from simple grass pitches with electric hook-ups to charming shepherd’s huts, bell tents, and luxurious glamping lodges. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed adventure, Far Peak is the perfect destination for individuals, couples, groups, and families alike.
Far Peak Camping offers more than just a place to stay. Guests can enjoy a wealth of on-site activities, including a café serving delicious refreshments, a low ropes course, and plenty of open space to play and explore. For those looking to unwind, a traditional pub is within walking distance, and there are numerous other pubs and attractions further afield, perfect for a leisurely walk or short drive. The charming Cotswold town of Northleach is just 1 mile away, while popular destinations such as Bourton-on-the-Water and Cirencester are only a 10-minute drive.
Explore the Cotswolds by bike, courtesy of Far Peak Cycle Hire, and discover miles of traffic-free paths and scenic villages. Located in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the area is perfect for walking, cycling, and outdoor exploration.
On-Site Facilities Include:
- Basic grass pitches and electric hook-ups
- Ample toilet and washroom facilities with hot showers
- Shepherd huts, tent hire, bell tents, and glamping lodges
- Indoor climbing and adventure centre
- The highest artificial climbing tower in Gloucestershire
- Archery and bushcraft tasters and lessons
- Low ropes course set in woodlands
- Cycle hire centre for exploring the Cotswolds
Far Peak Camping is the ideal place for outdoor enthusiasts and families to enjoy a true Cotswolds adventure, with something for everyone.
Find out more about what goes on at the ultimate destination in the Cotswolds by visiting Far Peak Cotswolds.
