Cheyney Manor House campsite is a camping and touring site, ideally positioned on the fringes of the Oxfordshire village of Barford St Michael, and dates as far back as the 16th-century with the premises recorded in the Doomsday Book. Today the picturesque village holds a post office and village shop, which means that campers can stock up on essentials from the on-site shop and tuck into hot snacks while reading the newspapers without driving to the nearest town. The nearest village pub, The George, rests an easy five-minute trot away and welcomes guests in the evenings and Sunday afternoons. A thirty-minute drive leads to popular attractions nearby like the picturesque Cotswolds, Burford, Chipping Norton (or chippy as the locals fondly call it), and Stow on the Wold. For more famed attractions, make your way to lively Oxford, Blenheim Palace and Broughton Castle, or tour the renowned festival venue of Woodstock. Nature lovers can swap the bustling cities and towns for green open spaces and rural charm. The area holds numerous serene walking and cycling paths. The five-acre pond on-site is a draw for fishing folk of all abilities. Cheyney Manor House has all grass pitches with electricity for tent and touring vehicles. The usual facilities like toilets, hot showers, drinking water points and chemical disposal are available. Pets welcome.