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All About Camping in and around Cheltenham

Pack your stuff and get ready for an unforgettable time in the charming town of Cheltenham in beautiful Gloucestershire in South West England.

There's more to see and experience here than you might think. We introduce you to popular activities and the most beautiful destinations, which you shouldn't miss on your next camping holiday around Cheltenham.

  1. Popular Activities in Cheltenham
  2. The Most Beautiful Destinations in and around Cheltenham
  3. Find Campsites in and around Cheltenham and Book Online

Popular Activites in Cheltenham

Cheltenham Racecourse Club Site, Cheltenham, Camping Cheltenham, Camping
Cheltenham Racecourse Club Site in Cheltenham

Equestrian Sport: Racing Fun at Cheltenham Racecourse

You're in Cheltenham in March and don't know what to do there yet? Then we have the ultimate tip for you: Go to the world-famous Cheltenham Racecourse, because during this month the legendary Cheltenham Festival takes place here. And that's a first-class experience!

You're standing in a cheering crowd, the tension is almost palpable and you may have even put some quid on your favourite. At the latest when the hooves touch the grass and the race begins, you are gripped by festival fever.

The festival attracts more than 260,000 visitors every year and is one of the most important events in the British horse racing calendar. Whether you're coming just for watching or for betting, here you're part of a true tradition. And the best thing: At Cheltenham Racecourse Club Site you can watch the happening directly from your camper van.

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Pittville Park in Cheltenham

Walking: Discover Pitville Park

Do you fance some fresh air and nature? Then grab your favourite pair of shoes and get on the way to Pittville Park in Cheltenham!

This green oasis provides over 30 hectares of pure relaxation. Not only can you conjure up a picnic on the wide meadows here, but you can also relax by one of the two lakes in the park. In summer, there are even open-air concerts.

And in case you are out about with kids: The park also has a large playground, where even adults can have a lot of fun!

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Town of Cheltenham

Shopping: Explore the Promenade

If you want to go on a shopping spree when you're camping in Cheltenham, then let's go to the Promenade!

This famous shopping street offers something for every budget - not just for luxury campers: from cute vintage shops to independent bookshops and big, glitzy brand stores.

You'll also find numerous cafés and small restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious cappuccino or a hearty sandwich.

Art and Culture: Wilson Art Gallery & Museum and more

The town of Cheltenham is not only a great destination for nature lovers and horse racing enthusiasts, but also those interested in art and culture get their money's worth here.

A visit to the Wilson Art Gallery & Museum is definitely a must. From abstract art to Victorian masterpieces - the collections here are absolutely awesome. And entry is often even free!

While you're there, be sure to visit other cultural hotspots in the area. How about a trip to Gloucester to see the stunning cathedral? Or stroll through the area around the Montpellier District, where you can find cool street art and independent galleries.

A tip for literature fans: Every year in October, the Cheltenham Literature Festival takes place and attracts authors and literature enthusiasts from all over the world.

The Most Beautiful Destinations in Cheltenham

Kings Green Caravan Park, Cheltenham, Camping Cheltenham, Camping
Kings Green Caravan Park near Cheltenham

The Play Farm: Trip with the Family

What could be better while camping with kids than a visit to "The Play Farm" in Cheltenham? This indoor play centre is the perfect solution for all "I am boooored"-moments.

From slides and monkey bars to padded playing areas for the smallest ones - here everyone gets their money's worth. And for you? There's a cosy café, where you can treat yourself to a cappucino or two. Yes, that's a well-earned break that every camping mum or dad needs from time to time!

But Cheltenham has a lot more to offer. After a morning at Play Farm you can go to Pittville Park for some fresh air and nature or - if the kids are a bit older - even to one of the exciting events at Cheltenham Racecourse. Boredom definitely stands no chance on a camping holiday around the town of Cheltenham!

Cotswold Hills, Cheltenham, Camping Cheltenham, Camping
Cotswold Hills near Cheltenham

Cotswold Hills: Pure Nature

If you're already camping in Cheltenham and love the outdoors, then the Cotswold Hills are simply a must.

These hills offer the best of Mother Nature and are just a short drive away from the town.

Gentle rolling green hills and idyllic villages with honey-coloured stone houses are waiting for you.

The Cotswolds have even been awarded the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - that's practically the Oscar for natural areas in the United Kingdom!

Cheltenham Spa: Luxury and Relaxation

As a fan of wellness camping or glamping you're especially searching for some luxury and relaxation. Then Cheltenham Spa comes in at the exact right time when camping around the town of Cheltenham!

Cheltenham is not only known for its horse races and elegant architecture, but also for its mineral springs. The town actually has an over 300 year long spa history! The mineral water here is a true miracle - it was even transported to Queen Victoria herself. If that's not some royal relaxation!

Settle into one of the luxurious wellness centres where you can unwind with steam baths, massages and beauty treatments. So say goodbye to tension and stress and hello to pure relaxation!

Sudeley Castle, Cheltenham, Camping Cheltenham, Camping
Sudeley Castle in Cheltenham

Sudeley Castle: For History Enthusiasts

Are you looking forward to some history lessons on your camping holiday around Cheltenham? Then Sudeley Castle is a must-see for you.

This historic gem in Cheltenham was the home of Queen Catherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII.

Wander through antique rooms full of art and then start on a tour through the large garden, which will impress you with its natural beauty.

Perfect for a bit of culture and great vacation pictures!

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Now you're in the know about activities and places to go in Cheltenham, from relaxing walks in Pitville Park to thrills at Cheltenham Racecourse. Culture vultures and shopping enthusiasts will also be in their element.

All that's missing now is the perfect campsite, right? No problem, on camping.info you will find a wide range of campsites in and around the city of Cheltenham. And with our filter search you can find the campsite that best suits your wishes and ideas - whether child-friendly, dog-friendly or in a quiet location, you'll find it here.

So pack your bags and head on your next camping holiday to this great city in South West England!

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Briarfields Touring Campsite, Cheltenham, Camping Cheltenham, Camping
Briarfields Touring Campsite in Cheltenham

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3 Things Campers in Cheltenham Should Know

Is wild camping allowed in the town of Cheltenham?

Sorry to disappoint you: In South West England, and therefore also in Cheltenham, wild camping is generally a no-go, at least if you don't have the permission of the landowner. Otherwise you could get into legal trouble, and who wants to end their camping holiday inside a police station.

But don't panic! There are plenty of campsites around the town where you can enjoy nature without worry or risk.

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What is the best time to go camping in the town of Cheltenham?

If you want to experience the famous horse races at the Cheltenham Festival, then pack your bags and come in March. But beware, the campsites can get pretty full then, so better book early!

Are you more the outdoor and hiking type who wants to conquer the Cotswold Hills? Then the late spring and summer months from May to August are right up your street. The weather is pleasant and the countryside is at its best. For all culture enthusiasts, the autumn months are also worth considering, especially if you like it a bit quieter. You avoid the main season and have more space to yourself while exploring the town of Cheltenham and the surrounding attractions.

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What can I do in the town of Cheltenham when camping with my dog?

So you want to take your four-legged friend to Cheltenham and wonder what you can do together? Well, here are the Top 3 Things to do when camping with a dog in Cheltenham!

  1. Pittville Park: Fun and Games Let's get out into nature first, shall we? Pitville Park is the perfect place to give your dog the freedom they deserve. There are special dog run areas and you can chill out on one of the many benches while your fur ball zooms around.
  2. Hiking in the Cotswold Hills: Paws up for Adventure! If your dog loves to get their paws moving as much as you do your legs, then head for the Cotswold Hills! It's the perfect setting for a long walk. Just a few minutes drive from Cheltenham and you'll be in the middle of nature. Tip: Take a collapsible water bowl with you to keep your four-legged friend well hydrated!
  3. Visit dog-friendly Pubs: Get your snouts wet After all that action, you both deserve a break, don't you? There are several dog-friendly pubs in Cheltenham where you can enjoy a cool pint in a relaxed atmosphere. Often there's even a treat or a bowl of water for the pups.

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Frequently asked questions

Which is the best campsite in Cheltenham?

The best rated campsites in Cheltenham are:

  1. Briarfields Touring Campsite, 5
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Which campsite in Cheltenham is recommended?

These campsites in Cheltenham are recommended:

  1. Briarfields Touring Campsite, 5
  2. Lincoln Farm Park Oxfordshire, 4
  3. Mayfield Touring Park, 4
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How expensive is camping in Cheltenham?

An overnight stay at a campsite in Cheltenham costs on average €19.40. Prices vary depending on the season and the facilities and location of the campsite.
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Which campsites are available in Cheltenham?

The occupancy rate of campsites in the Cheltenham is very much dependent on the travel period. During holidays and public holidays, campsites are often fully booked well in advance. The location and popularity of a campsite as well as the weather are further factors. We therefore recommend looking for availability early and booking directly online. For short-term camping holidays in the Cheltenham, we offer you the option of searching for currently available campsites in real time.
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