Rowbury Farm Camping is set in Hampshire's Test Valley within sight of Danebury Iron Age hillfort and easy reach of Stonehenge and the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury. There are 50 non electric grass pitches set amongst wildflowers with large spaces for tents and campervans. There are hot showers, toilets and a washing up area. Leckford Farm shop and cafe is minutes away and there are welcoming village pubs within a 30 minute walk.

Why choose Rowbury Farm Camping

Featured in our 2025 Outstanding Sites list of reliably excellent camping, glamping, and touring sites

11 acre farm site set in a wildflower meadow with well maintained facilities and fire pits to use!

Access to wonderful walks and within a 30 minute walk of country pubs

Five minutes from a farm shop and cafes, within 25 minutes of Stonehenge and Winchester

About the site

This family-friendly campsite makes for an ideal countryside escape in the Test Valley. Just ten minutes from Andover and the A303, the site is well located for walking and cycling. National Cycle Route 246 runs past the entrance and there are many charming walks in easy reach. The site is set in an 11-acre wildflower meadow, with large pitches scattered throughout and surrounded by farmland, woods and a vineyard. There is no light pollution, so it is a great spot for stargazing! For tents and campervans, there are a 50 non-electric grass pitches. Up to five people are permitted per pitch, with the option to bring an awning, gazebo and pup tent for your stay too. The site does not allocate pitches and all are very spacious, so you will always be able to pitch close to your friends. There are fire pits around the site where guests can gather around a campfire to sizzle sausages and discuss the day's adventures. If you want to bring along your own BBQ, you are more than welcome (just please ensure it is raised from the ground). The site can supply logs and kindling. Please note, this area is subject to fire bans due to the risk of wildfires. The site is dog-friendly, allowing up to two canine companions per pitch. Nearby attractions include the Hawk Conservancy, Ironsight laser tag and activity centre, Black Chalk Vineyard and Winery, Mottisfont Abbey and The Army Flying Museum at Wallop. There is fantastic walking on Stockbridge Down, West Down and Chilbolton Cow Common. There genuinely is something to please everyone here!

"Becky and Steve were lovely and went above and beyond"

Lisa S

"An example of how a campsite should be run"

Christian D

"The heated showers and bathroom block were spotless"

Ronan C

"Absolutely amazing ... we can't wait for the next season to return"

Aaron P

Rowbury Farm Camping is open from 01/04 to 29/09.

Facilities and amenities

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Fires allowed

Freezer

Near pub

Peaceful

Wash up area

There is a block of toilets and showers in purpose-built units with hot water. The men's block is a shared facility with three private showers, two toilets and some urinals. A large family unit includes a spacious shower and toilet. For ladies, there are two single-occupancy shower and toilet units and a separate toilet.

There is a washing up area with two large twin-basin stands, plus a freezer for ice packs. Fire pits can be used free of charge.

The Waitrose Farm Shop and Cafe is just a five minute drive away. The Clatford Arms and Royal Oak pub are also within a 30 minute walk.

Great for traditional camping

Scenic mown pitches, friendly owners and space for kids to run around. Spend evenings by the fire pits (can borrow free of charge) and enjoy dark night skies.

A note from the site themselves...

We set up Rowbury Farm Camping in 2018 to allow people to connect more with nature. On the farm, we are passionate about protecting the environment and about wildlife. More than 10% of our arable land is dedicated to wildflowers, pollen and nectar margins and winter birdseed plots.

We let our hedges grow big and bushy to provide habitat and food for birds and small mammals. We enjoy talking to people about our environmental work and taking school children around the farm

We are committed to having a low impact on our environment. We encourage recycling and all our waste is sorted at the depot with recyclable items being removed. Our water comes from a private borehole on the farm, which is UV-treated, so is untainted by chemicals.

We love the fact that people come here to chill out, play games, gather round campfires and watch the sun go down. We hope to see you all very soon, Will

Rowbury Farm Camping is ideal for...

Couples

Duke of Edinburgh Award

Older children (13+)

Peace and quiet

Young children

There are 50 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

50 x Non Electric Grass Pitches

Max 5 people

Spacious, unallocated grass pitches without electric, suitable for tents and campervans up to 5m.

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Great atmosphere, we loved the spacious campsite, the showers were perfect.

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Mark V

Small Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Great atmosphere, spacious pitches, clean showers

Beautiful

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Mark B

VW-Type Campervan - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Lovely, quiet, clean and beautiful location, very friendly owners.

Peaceful

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Amy J

Large Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesJul 2025

Fantastic! Shame we couldn't have a fire pit as the wheat was still not harvested and the risk of fire too high but apart from that, it was peaceful and perfect.

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FAQ

What time is check-in and check out at Rowbury Farm Camping?

Check-in is available from 12 noon until 9pm. Please let the site if you're delayed. Departure is due before 12 noon on your final day.

Is Rowbury Farm Camping dog-friendly?

Your canine companions are more than welcome to join you, please just make sure they are kept on their lead and not left unattended. Please note, breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Does Rowbury Farm Camping allow campfires and BBQs?

If you're looking to toast some marshmallows, there are fire pits located around the site for guests to use. The site even provides logs and kindling! Please note, open fires are only permitted in raised fire pits. You are also welcome to bring your own BBQ, please make sure it is raised off the ground.

Does Rowbury Farm Camping allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Yes, awnings, gazebos and pup tents are allowed. Please make sure to select this as an option when booking. With pup tents, they must fit within your pitch and not be larger than 2m x 1.5m.

Does Rowbury Farm Camping allow group bookings?

Sorry, group bookings are not allowed.

Things to do on site and in the Andover area

There are plenty of ways to enjoy yourself without venturing far from the site. Footpaths wind through the local countryside, including one leading to Danebury's Iron Age fort. National Cycle Route 246 also passes by, taking you through the North Wessex Downs and up into Berkshire.

For some action-packed fun, check out laser tag at Ironsight Activity Centre next door, or head to Treerunners, just ten minutes away, to zip through the trees on wires and ropes. If you prefer a more laid-back experience, visit Black Chalk Vineyard and Winery in Cottonworth, only five minutes away, for a tour and wine tasting.

Nearby, the Hawk Conservancy (10 minutes) offers bird of prey displays. Stonehenge and Highclere Castle, known from Downton Abbey, are both about a 30 drive away. The North Wessex Downs are ideal for walking, while Hinton Ampner's stately home and gardens (40 minutes) offer a lovely introduction to the South Downs.

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