Briarfields Touring Park is a warm and welcoming, adults-only touring park, close to the edge of the Cotswolds, just minutes from the M5. Enjoy spacious hardstanding and fully serviced pitches with electricity, spotless modern washrooms and cosy camping pods. Cheltenham and Gloucester are easily reached by the 24-hour bus service outside the park, in a ten minute drive or via flat, off-road cycle and footpaths.
Why choose Briarfields Touring Park
Featured in our 2026 Outstanding Sites list of reliably excellent camping, glamping, and touring sites
Situated just a few minutes from the M5, ten minutes in to Cheltenham town centre
A 24 hour bus service from outside the gate into Regency Cheltenham and historic Gloucester
Well maintained onsite facilities with an off road cycle and footpath into town
About the site
Briarfields Touring Park is a friendly, family-run, adults-only touring park ideally located between Cheltenham and Gloucester, with excellent access to the Cotswolds and wider Gloucestershire. Although our location is wonderfully convenient, the park itself has a surprisingly green and established feel. Mature trees, hornbeam hedging, shrubs and landscaped areas provide privacy between pitches and attract an abundance of birds and wildlife, creating a relaxed and welcoming environment in which to unwind. One of Briarfields' biggest advantages is just how easy it is to get here and how easy it is to explore once you've arrived. We're only a few minutes from the M5, with straightforward access for caravans and motorhomes and no narrow country lanes to negotiate. Once pitched up, you can happily leave your vehicle behind. Frequent bus services stop directly outside the park, providing easy connections into both Cheltenham and Gloucester, while our excellent network of cycle routes offers another great way to get around. Being so well connected does mean that Briarfields is not a remote or completely quiet countryside site. We are close to the local road network and background traffic noise can be heard, particularly at busier times. We prefer to be open about this so guests know what to expect before they arrive. For many, the trade-off is well worth it for the exceptionally convenient location, easy access, excellent public transport and the freedom to explore without having to drive everywhere. Touring guests can choose from hard-standing pitches with 10amp electric hook-up or spacious fully serviced pitches. Each pitch is separated by hornbeam hedging, providing a good degree of privacy, although as this is natural planting, some hedges are more mature than others. The park is beautifully maintained, with modern facilities and everything you need for a comfortable stay, whether you're joining us for a convenient overnight stop or settling in for a longer holiday exploring Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. Cycling is one of the real advantages of staying at Briarfields. A direct off-road cycle path takes you all the way into Cheltenham in around 10 minutes, making it wonderfully easy to pop into town for shopping, lunch or a day exploring without taking the car. Sustrans National Cycle Route 41 is also just moments from the park and provides a route towards Gloucester, while the network of local paths gives keen cyclists plenty of opportunities to explore further afield. Prefer four wheels to two? Simply hop on the bus directly outside the park. With frequent services to both Cheltenham and Gloucester, motorhome guests in particular can pitch up, switch off the engine and leave it that way until it's time to head home. Cheltenham town centre is around ten minutes away and offers a wonderful mix of Regency architecture, independent shops, restaurants, theatres, festivals and green spaces, as well as the world-famous Cheltenham Racecourse. Historic Gloucester is equally easy to reach, with its magnificent cathedral, historic docks and Gloucester Quays, while the Cotswolds are right on our doorstep. Picturesque towns and villages including Winchcombe, Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold are all within easy reach, making Briarfields an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of the country. For guests who don't have their own caravan or motorhome, our three cosy camping pods: Buttercup, Daisy and Bluebell offer a comfortable alternative. Each pod sleeps two adults, with either a double bed or twin beds, and has electricity, lighting and heating. Inside, there's a small kitchenette with a mini fridge, microwave and kettle, while French doors open onto a private decking area where you can sit back and enjoy your stay. Guests simply need to bring their own bedding. Well-behaved dogs are welcome at Briarfields, with up to two dogs per pitch. Our fully enclosed, dedicated dog exercise area, Dorothy's Field, gives four-legged guests somewhere safe to enjoy a proper off-lead run, and there are plenty of opportunities for walks from the park and further afield. The Orchard Bar - coming September 2026 From mid-September 2026, guests will have another reason to leave the car keys behind with the opening of our very own Orchard Bar. Located here on the park, it will provide a relaxed and friendly place to enjoy a drink, unwind after a day exploring and perhaps catch up with fellow guests all without having to venture far from your pitch. Briarfields is open all year round, and rallies are very welcome. Whether you're stopping with us for a night on your journey, visiting Cheltenham for an event, exploring Gloucester and the Cotswolds, or simply looking for an easy-to-reach base where you can park up and explore by bus, bike or on foot, you'll find a warm welcome at Briarfields.
Briarfields Touring Park is open all year round. Pitches from £34/night for 2 people.
"I have never been to a campsite with such immaculate toilet and shower facilities!"
Annette F
"The site was exceptionally clean and the facilities were excellent"
Mark S
"This campsite is immaculate with well manicured pitches"
Darren H
"Very easy access from the M5 and good public transport links into both Cheltenham and Gloucester"
Kay S

Great for couples
Enjoy private pitches separated by hedges or stay in a cosy pod. Catch a bus and explore historic Cheltenham, then take a stroll in the charming Cotswolds.
There are 75 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options






Twin Camping Pod (Dog Friendly)
Max 2 people
Cosy, fully insulated pod with two single beds. Inside is a small kitchenette with a mini fridge, kettle and microwave as well as a dining table and chairs. Private decking area. Bring your own bedding and towels. Shared facilities nearby. Dogs welcome.





2 x Double Camping Pods (Dog Friendly)
Max 2 people
Cosy, fully insulated pod with a double bed. Inside is a small kitchenette with a mini fridge, kettle and microwave as well as a dining table and chairs. Private decking area. Bring your own bedding and towels. Shared facilities nearby. Dogs welcome.
Need to know
Frequently asked questions about Briarfields Touring Park
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Site rules
What time is check-in and check out at Briarfields Touring Park?
At Briarfields Touring Park, check-in for touring and glamping is between 1pm and 7pm. Please check out and depart by 11am on your final day.
Are dogs allowed at Briarfields Touring Park?
Yes, dogs are more than welcome at Briarfields Touring Park. There is a maximum of two dogs per pitch unless by prior agreement.
Does Briarfields Touring Park allow BBQs and campfires?
At Briarfields Touring Park, open fires are only permitted in raised fire pits using smokeless fuel. Barbecues must also be raised off the ground.
Does Briarfields Touring Park allow group bookings?
Briarfields Touring Park site does not allow same sex bookings for three or more, and hen and stag parties are also not allowed.
Does Briarfields Touring Park have a quiet time or noise policy?
Briarfields Touring Park operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 7am.
Does Briarfields Touring Caravan Park allow tents?
No, only roof tents are permitted at Briarfields Touring Park.
What is the check-in/check out process at Briarfields Touring Park?
When you arrive at Briarfields Touring Park, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. If you are arriving between 5.30pm and 7pm, please contact the site on arrival. There is no access to the site between 8pm and 8am. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by 11am.
Does Briarfields Touring Park allow day guests to visit those staying onsite?
Yes, Briarfields Touring Park does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to check-in at reception and must be over 18.
Pitches
Can I park near my pitch at Briarfields Touring Park?
There is space for one car to be parked within the boundary of your pitch at Briarfields Touring Park. Any additional cars may be parked in the car park, depending on availability.
Does Briarfields Touring Park allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?
Awnings are allowed on the camping and touring pitches at Briarfields Touring Park. Pup tents and gazebos are not permitted.
What amp is the electric hook up at Briarfields Touring Park?
Briarfields Touring Park supplies 10 amp electric on their pitches.
Are bedding and towels included at Briarfields Touring Park?
Bedding and towels are not included in your stay in the camping pods at Briarfields Touring Park. Please be sure to bring your own.
Where can I find Briarfields Touring Park's map?
You can find a copy of Briarfields Touring Park's map here.
Is electric included in the price of my booking at Briarfields Touring Park? Or is it an additional cost?
All of the electric pitches at Briarfields Touring Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.
Facilities
Is there WiFi at Briarfields Touring Park?
Yes, at Briarfields Touring Park, there is free WiFi is available throughout the site.
Does Briarfields Touring Park have a shop onsite?
No, there isn't an on-site shop at Briarfields Touring Park but there are both Aldi and Asda supermarkets under a five minute drive away.
Is there a restaurant or cafe at Briarfields Touring Park?
No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Briarfields Touring Park. For dining out, there are lots of restaurants and takeaways, all within a 10 minute walk. These include the National Hunt Greene King pub, Redgrove Harvester, KFC, Costa Coffee, fish and chips, a Chinese takeaway, and a nearby garden centre with a café.
Does Briarfields Touring Park have electric vehicle charging?
No, Briarfields Touring Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is under a five minute drive away on Gloucester Road.
Does Briarfields Touring Park have a communal fridge and freezer?
Briarfields Touring Park offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.
What is phone signal like at Briarfields Touring Park?
Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Briarfields Touring Park.
Getting there
What is access like for touring at Briarfields Touring Park?
Tourers should have no issue with access at Briarfields Touring Park. The site is just off the A40 and is accessed from the B4063.
Are there any local taxi service companies to Briarfields Touring Park?
Local taxi companies to Briarfields Touring Park include Dial a Cab (01242 242424) and Starline Taxis Cheltenham (01242 250250).
What's nearby
What are the nearest pubs to Briarfields Touring Park?
The nearest pubs to Briarfields Touring Park are the National Hut, Hatherley and The Aviator, all within a five minute drive.
What are the nearest beaches to Briarfields Touring Park?
The nearest beaches to Briarfields Touring Park are Severn Beach (45 minutes) and Portishead Beach (50 minutes).
What is within walking distance of Briarfields Touring Park?
Within a 15 walk of Briarfields Touring Park, there is an Asda, National Hunt Greene King Pub, a KFC, Redgrove Harvester, fish and chip shop, Chinese takeaway, B&Q, Home Bargains, Pets and Home, Aldi and a Costa Coffee.
What walking and cycling routes are close to Briarfields Touring Park?
Local walking and cycling routes to Briarfields Touring Park include several flat, well lit, off road paths towards both Cheltenham and Gloucester. There is a direct off-road path leading all the way into Cheltenham in around ten minutes. Sustrans Cycle Route 41 is also just moments away, guiding you along quieter roads towards Gloucester.
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