A beautifully rural camping and caravan site in Worcestershire
Hopyard Farm is a 25 acre camping and caravan site in the parish of Strensham, Worcestershire.
Hopyard Farm is perfect for a rural camping or caravanning holiday. Our site is bordered by Bourne Brook on the north side and by the River Avon on the east side. We have picturesque views from every angle, including over Bredon Hill. There are wooded areas as well as open and glade grassland to explore. We also have a coarse fishing lake. We welcome an abundance of wildlife and keep bees and free range chickens.
Enjoy a traditional camping and caravanning holiday
Situated in the heart of the Worcestershire countryside, Hopyard Farm is the perfect site for a traditional camping or caravanning holiday.
Pitches
We have 24 caravan pitches. The camping area is very large, so we have plenty of room for tents. (But rest assured, we will never cram tents in. Part of the joy of a camping holiday is the peace and quiet and we’ll always respect that.)
Facilities
Hopyard Farm is a family-run campsite that has everything you’ll need for a simple, old-fashioned and friendly holiday.
Eight of our pitches have electric hook-ups. There are several water taps situated around the site.
We have three ladies toilets and two gents toilets. There is a clean, modern family shower room, with a pay shower which costs 20p per minute or £1.00 for five minutes.
We have pot washing facilities. We can also freeze your ice packs if you want to keep things cool.
We sell eggs from our own free range chickens, honey from our bees and some local produce in our reception area. For further provisions, there is a farm shop about a mile away.
Dogs
Well-behaved dogs are very welcome at Hopyard Farm. All we ask is that you make sure your pet is under control at all times in order to respect the wildlife and animals on the site. We also ask that you clean up after your pet to help clean the site clean and safe for all guests.
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