Bracelands Campsite

For camping and touring, you're welcome to arrive at Bracelands Campsite from noon until 8pm. Departure is due before 11am on your last day. For glamping, arrival is between 3pm and 8pm, and departure is due by 10am on your last day.

Just be aware that there is no vehicle access once the gates are locked at 10:30pm, and arrivals are not accepted once the gates are locked. If you do arrive back at the site after 10:30pm you'll need to leave your vehicle in the lane and walk back onto site. The gates re-open at 7:30am.

Yes, up to three dogs may join you at Bracelands Campsite. Please just make sure they're kept on a lead at all times and not left unattended. Please note that breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Charcoal, gas or electric BBQs are allowed at Bracelands Campsite but must be raised off the ground. Sorry, open fires are not permitted.

Group bookings of 5+ pitches and hen/stag parties are not accepted at Bracelands Campsite, unless by prior arrangement.

When you arrive at Bracelands Campsite, 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. For those staying in glamping accommodation, a security deposit of £100 will be requested on arrival and will be released once the unit has been cleaned and checked after your departure.

Yes, Bracelands Campsite does operate a quiet policy after 10:30pm.

Yes, visitors are welcome at Bracelands Campsite for a small fee. The site asks that there are no more than two adult visitors (and any associated children) per pitch. Any visitors will need to depart by 9pm. Visitors are asked to remain respectful of other campers whilst on site, and to make sure that large groups don't gather.

Yes, one awning, gazebo and pup tent may be brought per pitch at Bracelands Campsite. A gazebo will cost a little extra, awnings and pup tents are free of charge.

Up to one vehicle may be parked on the pitch at Bracelands Campsite. Any extra vehicles must be parked in the designated area. If you would like to bring an additional car, there is a small fee which can be added when you make your booking.

The electric hook ups at Bracelands Campsite are all 16 amp.

No, the glamping units at Bracelands Campsite do not include bedding or towels, so please be sure to bring your own! You'll also need to bring your own cleaning products and toiletries. For the pods and bell tents, you should also bring camping essentials like chairs and cooking facilities.

You can find a copy of Bracelands Campsite's map here.

All of the electric pitches at Bracelands Campsite have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Bracelands Campsite, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, there are WiFi hotspots available in certain areas at Bracelands Campsite.

Yes, Bracelands Campsite does have an onsite shop at reception, which stocks essential items including local meat, bread, milk, pantry supplies, ice cream, cold drinks, toys, dog treats and camping essentials.

Yes, there is an onsite food truck at Bracelands Campsite, Braceland Bites. It serves fresh rolls, pastries, pizzas and hot drinks and is open daily between 8.30am and 11.30am and also on Thursday to Saturday evenings. Please note that the food truck is open seasonally. There's also a visiting pizza van most Saturday evenings between 5pm and 8pm, serving pizza and waffles, and the local fish and chip shop, Al's Plaice, delivers to the site.

No, Bracelands Campsite does not offer EV charging onsite, but there is an electric vehicle charging point outside the site entrance, under a five minute drive away on Bracelands Drive.

Bracelands Campsite offers ice pack exchange, but there is not a communal fridge or freezer.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone signal at Bracelands Campsite.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Bracelands Campsite if they take the A40 from Gloucester or exit the M5 at junction 8 and take the M50 and A40. If you are travelling via Symonds Yat Rock over Huntsham bridge B4432, it has a very narrow single track road and a gradient incline, making it unsuitable for large RV's, Motorhomes and difficult for those towing caravans. Vehicles over 7.5 T are also prohibited on this road.

The nearest train station to Bracelands Campsite is Lydney, which is a 25 minute drive away. The closest bus stops are on Woodland Road and at the Church, which are both a 20 minute walk away and offer services on the 708 bus between Symonds Yat and Coleford, and the 35 bus between Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye.

Local taxi companies to Bracelands Campsite include Martin Hill Taxi (07942 202738) and Moriarty's Cabs (01594 810838).

The nearest pubs to Bracelands Campsite are The New Inn - Shortstanding (25 minute walk) and The Dog and Muffler Inn (35 minute walk).

The nearest beaches to Bracelands Campsite are Severn Beach (45 minutes) and Portishead Beach (1 hour).

Within a 30 minute walk of Bracelands Campsite there is the village of Berry Hill with a number of pubs. The Forest of Dean is also on your doorstep, with a wide variety of forest walks and cycling trails.

Local walking routes to Bracelands Campsite include a variety of walking trails at Beechenhurst, including the all-ability Glade Trail, Sculpture Trail and Ramblers Trail (10 minutes). Cyclers can take the Colliers Trail, and there's also a Gruffalo themed orienteering challenge at Mallards Pike for kids (20 minutes).