Cirencester campsites
Get back to the beauty of the English countryside in the Capital of the Cotswolds. Tempt yourself with woodland strolls at Cirencester Park or get stuck into Gloucestershire's Roman history at the Corinium Museum. You're sure to find your perfect pitch at these Cirencester campsites.
5 Cirencester campsites
Tobacconist Farm
Minchinhampton, Stroud, Gloucestershire (9.3 miles)
4.89 /5
460 reviews
96%
would recommend
A family-run Cotswolds AONB site, dog friendly and in walking distance of a pretty market town. Adult only.
Park Farm Campsite
Braydon , Malmesbury, Wiltshire (9.7 miles)
4.84 /5
33 reviews
100%
would recommend
Working farm with back-to-basic pitches and a bell tent, boasting countryside views. 15 minutes from the Cotswolds.
Great Farm
Fairford, Gloucestershire (9.7 miles)
4.67 /5
6 reviews
100%
would recommend
Quirky and secluded glamping for couples and families with private hot tubs, right by the Cotswolds AONB.
Big Skies - Cotswold Glamping
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (10.2 miles)
4.75 /5
4 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small family and dog friendly camping and glamping site in The Cotswolds. Set on The Cotswolds Way walking route!
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Second Chance Touring Park
Swindon, Wiltshire (8.1 miles)
A family run park with river access for canoeing and fishing. Set by the Thames and in the heart of the Cotswolds.
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Things to do in Cirencester
Once a major hub in Roman Britain, today's Cirencester is an attractive Gloucestershire market town with an open square, elegant church and easy access to the central Cotswolds. It's just a quick hop to Bibury, Baunton and much more.
Togas, mosaics, ancient carved curses - it's all on display at the fantastic Corinium Museum. This gem includes a shop and cafe, and even has its own cinema - perfect for taking a load off once you've browsed its collections.
Once you've buffed up your Roman knowledge, put it all to the test at the Cirencester Amphitheatre. Owned by English Heritage, these remains date back to the 2nd century and, in a Roman town smaller only than London at the time, they'd have seen the blood of many a gladiator and up to 8,000 cheering spectators.
Get a little crafty at the New Brewery Arts Centre which hosts a variety of exhibitions and on-site craft makers, or you might like to splash a little cash at the twice weekly farmers market or regular craft market. You'll be joining a real tradition - markets have been held here since the Domesday Book.
Looking to get a spot of adrenaline? The Cotswold Water Park is the place to go for walking and cycling trails as well as watersports, set within beautiful natural surroundings. There's activities for days here with its towns and villages to explore within its expansive 40 square miles and more than 150 serene lakes. One place to make a beeline for is the park's inland paddling beach where the water's packed with inflatables, there are Aquaventure rides and you can even swing from sky high ropes with Vertigo Adventures.
For a few lungfuls of fresh air closer to home, take a walk in Cirencester Park's forest like garden, regularly home to polo competitions, cricket matches and a quirky refreshments trailer serving up tasty bites and hot drinks. Although this estate's lavish grade II building isn't open to the public, the grounds are more than enough to keep you smiling.
Other enticing places to visit nearby include the GwynneSpeed Rally School which will thrill petrolheads looking for fast-paced action, as well as the pretty Cerney House Gardens. For the perfect day trip, hot foot it to Swindon, take a punt on the racecourse at Cheltenham and get out to explore Gloucestershire's lovely countryside.