Warren Farm Reviews
Warren Farm is a chance to get back to nature in 550 acres, charmed by a farm with far reaching views and a family run ethos. Footpaths from this pet friendly small site will let you roam on the Bromyard Downs and there's a pub in reach for when you need a refresher. The NT's Brockhampton Estate is right next door. From the farm's highest point, you enjoy dazzling views over the surrounding counties.
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Great spot, amazing views
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Mike P
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Spent one night here in our van after walking around Brockhampton Estate. The van pitches were large, flat and had amazing views! Very laid-back and welcoming.
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Andrew W
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This is such a lovely campsite located on a working farm in beautiful location. Been here twice with my 4 year old , who absolutely loved it , to the point that he was adamant he didn’t want to go anywhere else. Amazing countryside farm location, the owners were were brilliant and couldn’t do enough for you. £24 for the day and night was excellent value for money. The produce pod is a brilliant addition and the evening walks are fantastic. My only small criticism is that check in wasn’t til 4pm , but upon asking about an early arrival we were met at 15.30. which as is a working farm is understandable. This is the only reason I dropped a star. Brilliant place , will definitely return.
An absolute gem.
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Anna B
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Without any hesitation I would recommend a stay here. A complete gem of a campsite. It is a back to basics site, not commercialised and heavenly simple, which was just perfect. We had glorious weather in October which just amplified the setting. Views outstanding. The owner was friendly and kind. Facilities basic but clean and functional. We were walking on the Malvern hills in the day and enjoying the campfire (provided by the owners at a small cost) and views on the site in the evening. Do not hesitate staying here.
1 night stay
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Alex C
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Lovely, quiet site with spacious plots and a calm atmosphere.
Peaceful and lovely
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Tracey B
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Really relaxed site. Friendly, easy going welcome from the farming family who run it. Pitches were flat and mowed with good space between them. Exactly what you need after a long day hiking. We lit a fire and enjoyed a clear night, with dramatic views of the constellations.
Warren Farm
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Rebecca P
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Fantastic site, had everything we needed.
So quiet
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Natalie H
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The photos don't do this site justice, it is a beautiful & very quiet spot. No road noise at all. We only ended up staying 2 of the 4 nights planned due to thunder storms, but felt so well rested it felt like we'd stayed longer. Facilities are minimal but it's all you need for wild camping and the shower, toilets & wash area were very clean. We will definitely be back.
Peaceful location
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Keith R
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We only stayed one night in between a journey but was peaceful, the shower and toilet facilities were nice and clean.
Beautiful peaceful site
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Sandra B
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What a beautiful site - camping as it used to be. Views are fantastic. Size of pitch and organisation was excellent and lovely and peaceful even on a bank holiday weekend. I would definitely pay the extra for the fire pit.
Lovely, welcoming campsite
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Ed M
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We stayed at this friendly, small campsite on the way back from visiting family. There's also a field for campervans. Pitches have their own mowed area and are well spaced out, the facilities although basic (shower, toilets and washing up block) were clean, and everything was well set up. We loved the range of colourful wheelbarrows to transport your things from the car park. Some of the views from the site were spectacular too!
Beautiful
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Ben L
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An idyllic setting with mown circles for pitches surrounded by long grass and oak trees. Beautiful views of the Malverns. The people who run the place live in the farm house and they were very friendly, welcoming and accommodating. All the basic facilities and their fleet of wheelbarrows is a good idea as it makes it easy to bring bags etc. from the car. There was often water on the floor in the toilets - perhaps the water pressure in the taps is too high? Also perhaps a little on the pricey side in my opinion?
Lovely peaceful campsite
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Sundari C
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This was our first camping trip with our children, aged 5 and 7, and we all really enjoyed our stay. The site was beautiful, with wonderful views and was a proper break from urban life. The facilities were clean, the shower was lovely and hot and James was welcoming and friendly. We had drinking water next to our tent and were even able to toast marshmallows on a campfire. The location is very good for sightseeing, with a vast National Trust grounds next door, local walks with hilltop views and woodland and the Malvern Hills nearby. We also treated ourselves to a dinner at a local pub, Live and Let Live, which was just a 5 minute drive down the road. We would certainly consider coming back here.
Perfect little campsite
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Edmund H
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This is a small, quiet, characterful, rural campsite for tents. I loved it and would recommend it, particularly for someone wanting tranquillity. The facilities might be a bit basic for some, but I thought they were spot on. The owners are charming but unobtrusive.
Camping beneath the beeches
Sam C
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This is a lovely little campsite for anyone looking for a quiet getaway. It is a very peaceful environment set near to the top of a hillside, behind Warren Farm. A few things to note: You can't drive right up to the pitches. Cars must be parked just outside the campsite. Pink wheelbarrows are provided for baggage transportation! In the summer the grass is grown long around the edges of the pitches. This gives the campsite a nice natural feel, but can make it difficult if you are in a large group and need some extra space (you aren't meant to walk on the long grass). The facilities are clean but minimal. There is one washing up sink, 2 toilets and 1 shower. It was fine when we were there, but with more people staying it could get busy. There are some lovely old Beech trees in the campsite. Although the views from the campsite aren't great due to the hedges and being behind the farmhouse, there is a nice 30 min walk along the Bromyard downs with amazing views. All in all, I'd definitely recommend this campsite for some peace and quiet - just be aware that it's not a campsite with all the mod-cons available.
Beautiful peaceful camping
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Lucy H
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Warren Farm is a really beautiful spot. Victoria and James were very thoughtful and made us so welcome with our young kids. The facilities were immaculate and all we needed. I loved how the site was mown to still make hay, but create mown pitches in the long grass. There are beautiful paths from the campsite to walk and explore and our kids loved paddling in the nearby stream.
Peaceful Easter weekend
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Isabel H
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We stayed on Warren Farm over the Easter break and thoroughly enjoyed the peace and beauty of the Herefordshire countryside. The site is basic (water, toilets, shower) but clean and spacious and has delightful views.
Lovely, peaceful site
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Rebecca A
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Absolutely beautiful site. Great, spacious pitch and friendly, helpful hosts
A real wow
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Rachel T
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We had an absolutely fab time. The location is stunning, the owners are lovely and the site is just great. We’ll definitely be booking again.