Countryside camping on the Cheshire/Shropshire border, Bluebell Wilds is a small campsite sure to provide that rest and relaxation everyone needs. There are non electric grass pitches as well as both grass and hardstanding pitches with 16 amp electric hook up or opt for additional comfort in cosy bell tent. An adult only site with a calm relaxing atmosphere, with the busy bustling town of Whitchurch only five minutes away.

Why choose Bluebell Wilds

Peaceful adult only camping, touring and glamping with an onsite pond and countryside views

Plenty to do nearby including watersports at Alderford Lake and a gin distillery

A secluded location on a family farm, whilst still being just 30 minutes from Chester

About the site

A small, but spacious adult only site set on the Cheshire/Shropshire border with lovely countryside views. There are grass pitches without electric hook up or grass or hardstanding pitches with 16 amp electric hook up. The grass pitches allow tents whilst the hardstanding pitches are for caravans and motorhomes. Up to six guests are welcome on each pitch. Leave the tent behind and opt for glamping in the onsite bell tent. Enjoy a great night's sleep on the comfortable king-sized bed, with all bedding and extra blankets and throws included. Inside you will also find chairs, a cool box and fairy lights with extra batteries for a magical feel. Enjoy some much needed peace and quiet or explore the local surroundings, with plenty to do nearby including watersports at Alderford Lake just ten minutes away as well as a gin distillery, 15 minutes away. A maximum of four dogs is allowed per pitch, two of which are already included in the price, just please keep them on the lead at all times. Campfires unfortunately are not permitted, however BBQs are, provided they are up off the grass (bricks are provided if you need them).

Camping and touring is available from 27th March and bell tents are available from May. The site closes 19th October. Pitches from £25/night for 2 people.

"We plan to return. Lovely pitch on a high quality site!"

Michael C

"We can't wait to visit again, it's definitely a 10/10"

Stephen L

"Kim was so accommodating and friendly. We're very pleased we found this place"

Shirley G

What facilities are at Bluebell Wilds?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Adult only

Dog exercise area

Electric hookups

Glamping

Peaceful

Watersports

Onsite facilities include modern male and female toilets, a couple of large wet rooms with showers and a washing up area. There is an enclosed dog walking area too.

For an evening meal, there are two pubs less than a five minute drive away, The Wheatsheaf Inn and The Horse and Jockey. For food shopping, there is an Aldi just five minutes down the road.

There are 12 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Blackberry Bell Tent

Max 2 people

Leave your camping gear at home and hire a 5m bell tent with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Includes a king size bed, bedding, a power bank for charging devices, cool box, chairs and fairy lights. Sorry, no pets.

Bluebell Wilds reviews

4.92 /5

36 reviews

100%

would recommend

Filter by: Review rating

Outstanding (32)

Very good (2)

Good (0)

Average (1)

Poor (0)

Accommodation type

Camping (10)Glamping (0)Motorhome or Campervan (14)Caravan (11)

Travelled as

Family with young children (0)Family with older children (13+) (0)Solo (1)Couple (32)Group (2)

Latest

Popular mentions

...

Showing the most recent reviews from guests

Restful break

Recommends site

Jayne P

Motorhome - Electric Hardstanding PitchesSep 2025

First visit in motorhome as a couple and with our dogs. Spacious pitch, local electric, small site, adult only and secure. With having small dogs, we couldn't let them off the lead as normal size stock fencing mesh was used plus the 5 bar gates weren't nested to ground. As our dogs are houdini's, we therefore didn't use the field. We took pens with us. Two showers with hot water and were clean. Two toilets, but both myself and hubby remarked how loosely fitted they were to the floor. Grey water drain had 2-3 brick high bundle wall- which some people may struggle with to lift grey waste container. Site is lovely and quiet. Didn't meet Kim (owner), but was helpful when phoned. £35 a night we think is a bit much based on other sites with more facilities. £25- 28 a night would be more realistic. Being completely honest in my comments as I respect and read what others say before booking. .

Excellent

Recommends site

Pat B

Motorhome - Electric Hardstanding PitchesAug 2025

Lovely find, such a well set out campsite. Quiet and tranquil, just what was needed. Facilities were clean and lots of hot water. Lovely field for the dog. Will certainly return.

A lovely quiet site.

Recommends site

Linda H

Sprinter-Type Campervan - Electric Hardstanding PitchesJul 2025

A lovely quiet site in a lovely rural setting. Run by very friendly, helpful people. Very clean and the useful addition of an enclosed dog exercise area.

Share your feedback about Bluebell Wilds

Did you stay at Bluebell Wilds? Tell us what you thought!

Need to know

Frequently asked questions about Bluebell Wilds

Quick filters

Site rules

What time is check-in and check out at Bluebell Wilds?

Check-in is from 2pm until 7pm and departure is due before 11am on your last day.

Is Bluebell Wilds dog-friendly?

Yes! Up to four well-behaved dogs are welcome per booking. Please ensure they remain on leads while onsite, and you immediately clean up after them. There is an enclosed dog walking area too. Guide dogs are allowed free of charge.

Does Bluebell Wilds allow BBQs and campfires?

Campfires aren't permitted, but BBQs are welcome if used safely. Please make sure they are raised off the ground to avoid burning or scorching the grass.

Does Bluebell Wilds allow group bookings?

Group bookings are allowed by booking adjoining pitches of the same pitch type. Please note, these can't be guaranteed, but the site will try its best to accommodate. Stag or hen parties are not permitted.

Does Bluebell Wilds have a quiet time or noise policy?

The site operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 8am.

Does Bluebell Wilds allow day visitors?

Visitors are allowed on site between 10am - 7:30pm daily. The site must be informed beforehand.

Is Bluebell Wilds family friendly?

Sorry, no. Please note this is an adult only site.

Pitches

Does Bluebell Wilds allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Awnings and gazebos are allowed, free of charge. Pup tents are not allowed.

Can I park near my pitch at Bluebell Wilds?

All cars must be parked in the designated area.

What amp is the electric hook up at Bluebell Wilds?

The electric grass and hardstanding pitches have a 16 amp hook up.

Facilities

Does Bluebell Wilds have a shop onsite?

No, sorry. Aldi is a five minute drive away from the site.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Bluebell Wilds?

The Horse and Jockey is under a five minute drive away. If you fancy a stroll, it's a half an hour walk.

Does Bluebell Wilds have electric vehicle charging?

Sorry, no. There are no vehicle charging facilities on site, and charging of electric vehicles from the hook up points is not permitted.

What's nearby

What are the nearest public transport links to Bluebell Wilds?

Whitchurch station is a ten minute drive away.

A note from the site themselves...

We look forward to welcoming people from all over, near and far. We love to share our knowledge of the area, so please do speak to us if there is anything you would like to know. We hope you love our little site as much as we do.

Bluebell Wilds is ideal for...

Couples

Peace and quiet

Things to do on site and in the Whitchurch area

A ten minute drive will take you to Alderford Lake, a 14 acre body of water known for wild swimming and a great range of watersports including paddle boarding, kayaking and the fun inflatable aqua park.

For a more peaceful day out, Cholmondeley Castle Gardens is also just a ten minute drive away and boasts beautiful grounds, a lovely 19th century house, a lake and alpacas and pygmy goats

Other nearby attractions: