If countryside and city days sound like your cup of tea, rumble over to Boyd Valley Lake, a peaceful campsite located a half-mile from the A431, between the vibrant towns of Bath and Bristol. The friendly site rests down a quiet country lane and rests within the picturesque Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Guests are in a handy location under eight miles from both Bristol and Bath, providing access to a wealth of attractions for memorable days out with the family. Spend your days embarking on gentle strolls and nature spotting, or head out on day trips to explore renowned attractions like Cheddar Gorge. The buzzing towns of Gloucester, Glastonbury and Cheltenham are an hour’s distance by car, and the mysterious wonders of Stonehenge rest an hour and ten minutes away. If you want to stay close to the base on the days you’re not sightseeing in Bristol or Bath, hop on the vintage Avon Valley Railway, and soak in the scenery along its three-mile run through the fertile countryside. The Boyd Valley Lake is perfect for angling, and rod hire is available should you have left your equipment at home. There’s heaps of space around the manicured grounds of ambles and picnics. Barbeques are encouraged, and canine companions are more than welcome.