If you fancy a pint from a traditional 17th-century pub, set a short trot from your digs, you’re your bags and rumble over to Limeburners Arms Camp Site. This spacious, well-maintained site offers a range of excellent camping and glamping options that cater to various travel needs and budgets. The camping area rests next to a pub of the same name, providing a handy solution for meals and cosy afternoons indulging in a chinwag with the regulars. Guests are in a fine spot for scenic countryside ambles. Spend lazy mornings casting a line over sparkling waters, or clip-clop along peaceful bridleways. Soar above the treetops and take in the scenery from above on a balloon ride. Explore an extensive collection of breweries and vineyards in the area, and proceed to get tiddly in the process. There are stately homes for the history buffs, manicured gardens for walkers, and farm parks for the nippers who can coo at fluffy baby animals. If you’re not in the mood for ambles and explores, kick back at base and soak in the relaxing atmosphere. The pub next door is a family-friendly spot with a play area, a beer garden and a delectable offering of homemade grub and splendid ales. Guests can pitch a tent or park up on generous optional grass pitches. Those wishing to evade the struggle of fumbling with tent pegs and poles are welcome to hire a comfortable camping pod with plenty of space for four. Pets welcome.