Woodland camping in Gloucestershire

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Pitch up in Gloucestershire’s forests and swap signal bars for birdsong. With over 30 woodland campsites in the county, you’ll find everything from wild glades to quiet, well-kept pitches. Expect sites where campfires are allowed, pets are welcome, and you won’t struggle to find a toilet. Forest camping here means woodpeckers at sunrise and trails weaving through ancient oaks—prime territory for hiking, wildlife-watching, and cooling off with a swim in wild streams. Top picks include Abbey Home Farm (100 reviews), Hideaway Hut, Camping cabin. (50 reviews), and Oak & Ash & Thorn in the Cotswolds (14 reviews). Prices start from as low as £9 a night, with an average stay around £144. Bring your boots, leave your worries, and don’t forget a bag for your rubbish.

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Pitch up in Gloucestershire’s forests and swap signal bars for birdsong. With over 30 woodland campsites in the county, you’ll find everything from wild glades to quiet, well-kept pitches. Expect sites where campfires are allowed, pets are welcome, and you won’t struggle to find a toilet. Forest camping here means woodpeckers at sunrise and trails weaving through ancient oaks—prime territory for hiking, wildlife-watching, and cooling off with a swim in wild streams. Top picks include Abbey Home Farm (100 reviews), Hideaway Hut, Camping cabin. (50 reviews), and Oak & Ash & Thorn in the Cotswolds (14 reviews). Prices start from as low as £9 a night, with an average stay around £144. Bring your boots, leave your worries, and don’t forget a bag for your rubbish.

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