Piccadilly Caravan Park

At Piccadilly Caravan Park, you are welcome to check-in between 1pm and 8pm for camping and touring and from 3pm until 8pm for glamping. Check out will be due by 11am of your last day for camping and touring, and by 10am for glamping.

Yes, Piccadilly Caravan Park is dog friendly, with up to two dogs allowed per pitch. Please note, breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Piccadilly Caravan Park allows BBQs, though these must be raised off the ground and kept clear of the grass. Campfires and fire pits are prohibited.

Sorry, Piccadilly Caravan Park does not accept group bookings of more than three units unless by prior arrangement. Hen and stag parties are not accepted.

Yes, Piccadilly Caravan Park operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 7:30am.

When you arrive at Piccadilly Caravan Park, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time.

Yes, at Piccadilly Caravan Park, awnings and pup tents are welcome on all of the pitches, just select these as add ons when you book.

The hook ups at Piccadilly Caravan Park are 16 amp.

Bedding is only provided in the furnished bell tents at Piccadilly Caravan Park. Please be sure to bring your own towels.

You can find a copy of the Piccadilly Caravan Park map here.

Yes, you are welcome to park on your pitch at Piccadilly Caravan Park. Extra vehicles can be added as a bookable extra and parked in the designated area.

All of the electric pitches at Piccadilly Caravan Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Piccadilly Caravan Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, at Piccadilly Caravan Park, there is the option of paid WiFi.

No, there is not a shop at Piccadilly Caravan Park. For picking up essentials, there is Lacock Shop and Deli, a ten minute walk away.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Piccadilly Caravan Park. For dining out, there are multiple options in Lacock, a ten minute walk away. These include The George Inn, King John's Hunting Lodge, the Red Lion and The Stables Cafe.

No, Piccadilly Caravan Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is the MFG Charging Station in Melksham, a five minute drive away.

Piccadilly Caravan Park offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Piccadilly Caravan Park.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Piccadilly Caravan Park. The site is not far from the A350, with a wide country lane leading to the site (this may require pulling over to let traffic pass).

Local taxi companies to Piccadilly Caravan Park include Rapid Taxi (07747 801400) and Chippenham Taxi (01249 250250).

The nearest bus stop to Piccadilly Caravan Park is less than a ten minute walk from Piccadilly Caravan Park, with two services an hour (on average) to Frome, Chippenham and Trowbridge.

The Folly bus stop is less than a ten minute walk from Piccadilly Caravan Park, with two services an hour (on average) to Frome, Chippenham and Trowbridge. The Melksham train station is also a ten minute drive away.

The nearest pubs to Piccadilly Caravan Park are The George Inn, The Red Lion, Sign of the Angel and King John's Hunting Lodge, all within a 15 minute walk.

Within a 15 minute walk of Piccadilly Caravan Park, you will find Lacock village. Here, there is Lacock Abbey, along with a selection of shops and eateries, including King John's Hunting Lodge, The George Inn, Lacock Shop and Deli, and The Stables Cafe. Whitehall Garden Centre and Lavender Lodge Tea Room/Bistro are also a 20 minute stroll away.

Local walking routes to Piccadilly Caravan Park include the Lacock Lovers Walk trail and the Lacock Circular, with both starting at the National Trust Village Car Park, a ten minute walk away.