Banbury campsites
Surrounded by stunning scenery and steeped in history, Banbury is a charming town. Stroll along the pretty gardens surrounding Broughton Castle before roaming the corridors of its halls and head to the courts at People's Park for a game of tennis. Stay in one of these Banbury campsites.
14 Banbury campsites
The Pig Place
Adderbury, Banbury, Oxfordshire (4.7 miles)
Adult-only site on a pig farm on the banks of the Oxford Canal. Onsite farm shop, bar/cafe and firepit areas!
4.55 /5
Love2Yurt
Farthinghoe, Brackley, Northamptonshire (5.1 miles)
Glamping in luxury, dog and family friendly yurts near the Cotswolds. Tearoom, petting farm and playpark nearby.
4.88 /5
Walltree House Camping
Brackley, Northamptonshire (5.9 miles)
Countryside camping and bell tent glamping in a charming setting surrounded by nature. Next to Hinton Airfield.
4.78 /5
The Gate Hangs High
Hook Norton, Banbury, Oxfordshire (7.2 miles)
Country pub with camping and scenic views on the edge of the Cotswolds. Serving locally sourced foods and ales!
4.34 /5
Coleman's Hill Certificated Location
Lower Boddington, Daventry, Northamptonshire (7.7 miles)
Small touring and bell tent site with countryside views. A five minute walk to a pub and 30 minutes to Warwick.
Cotswolds Camping at Holycombe
Whichford, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire (9.8 miles)
A magical space in the rolling Cotswolds, for quiet camping surrounded by nature. Airstream and yurt on site.
4.71 /5
Cotswold Hills Country Park
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire (10.7 miles)
A peaceful, year-round camping and touring site set in beautiful, open countryside at the edge of the Cotswolds.
4.81 /5
Glamping Thorpe
Banbury, Oxfordshire (3 miles)
A unique glamping site on the Oxfordshire border with in built disco and festival party facilities.
Newton Grove Certificated Location
South Newington, Banbury, Oxfordshire (5.5 miles)
Peaceful hidden gem of a CL site, on the edge of the beautiful village of South Newington in Oxfordshire.
The Duke Campsite
Clifton, Banbury, Oxfordshire (5.9 miles)
A rural, fully serviced campsite in an idyllic corner near the Cotswolds, next to a pub serving excellent food.
Mount Farm Caravan Site
Ratley, Banbury, Oxfordshire (6.3 miles)
A quiet, picturesque and dog friendly site on the edge of the Cotswolds and near Warwick Castle.
Shire Camping
Oxhill, Warwick, Warwickshire (8.3 miles)
A peaceful rural Cotswold site within 30 mins of Warwick and Shakespeare's Stratford. Family run and dog friendly.
Hill Farm Glamping
Priors Hardwick, Southam, Warwickshire (9.3 miles)
Luxury glamping with three Lotus Belle tents, private tipi and shepherd's hut on a 450-acre family farm.
Larkfield Certificated Location
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire (10.8 miles)
A members only small touring site - the perfect dog friendly base for caravanners to explore the Cotswolds!
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Things to do in Banbury
Soon after arriving in Banbury, head to Broughton Castle. Admire the gardens and meadows surrounding the castle until you’re ready to head in and see the Great Hall as well as the King’s Chamber – once home to Edward VII when he was Prince of Wales!
After you’ve finished exploring the castle, take the kids back to the town centre for an afternoon at People’s Park. Grab your rackets for a game of tennis before setting down for a picnic by the rose garden.
Alternatively, wander through the pretty scenery at Upton House and Gardens. Stroll from the house and take the ‘Shenington Round’ walk for stunning views of the countryside after you’ve soaked up the history of Lord Bearsted’s home.
In the evening, top the family leaderboard at MFA Bowl Banbury. Pick your lane and line yourself up for the perfect strike in a fun game of tenpin bowling - there are gutter guards for beginners too. When you’ve finished, grab a bite at the café or treat yourself to a pint or two.
For the animal lovers in the family, pay a visit to Waterfowl Sanctuary and Children’s Farm. Youngsters will love the ‘Cuddle Corner’ where they can meet and feed the baby animals such as rabbits and goats. Afterwards, take the kids to the sanctuary’s playground and watch them mess about on the tractor.
If the sun isn’t shining, take the little ones to the Rugrats and Halfpints indoor play centre. Youngsters can jump into the ball pit and ride down the slides whilst older members of the family can catch their breath with a bite at the café.
To soak up a bit of local history, head to the Banbury Museum. Walk through one of the exhibitions before admiring the view of the Oxford canal whilst tucking into a sandwich at the museum café.
Beer enthusiasts should check out Cats Brewing Co. to taste some of the local tipples. Take a tour of this micro-brewery nestled in the countryside before sampling the local beers, ciders and more.
For a day trip out of the town, head to the city buzz at Oxford and look round the castle or stroll along the beautiful gardens surrounding Stoneleigh Abbey at Coventry.