Wingfield, near Trowbridge, Wiltshire
Stowford Manor Farm Campsite
stay · Traditional campsite
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5.2
Wildland
Weekend
Stay
Paid
Cost
Peaceful
Feel
Why stay here
5.2A family-run farm campsite beside the River Frome, set among medieval farm buildings in the Frome valley.
The draw is the combination of a riverside pitch, medieval farm setting and a working family-run site. It offers a quieter countryside base, though the strongest appeal is as a paid stay rather than a standalone destination.
Peaceful · Cosy
Find your way
Open mapWingfield, near Trowbridge, Wiltshire
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The setting
Stay at the farm campsite and make the river and medieval farm setting the focus. The campsite listing describes the river as suitable for swimming and paddling; check current conditions and permission with the site before entering the water.
Things to do
Stay beside the River Frome
Use the campsite as a riverside base in the Frome valley. The campsite listing describes the river as suitable for swimming and paddling; confirm current access, permission and conditions directly with the site.
Notice the medieval farm buildings
Take time to look around the historic farm setting; the campsite listing describes medieval buildings beside the site.
Make a day of it
Quick escape · Overnight
A riverside campsite stay
- 01
Book a tent or motorhome pitch and check the site’s current arrival and facility details.
- 02
Settle in beside the River Frome and explore the farm setting.
- 03
Ask the campsite about current river access and conditions before considering swimming or paddling.
Verified history
The campsite listing describes medieval buildings beside the River Frome. The supplied sources do not establish a more detailed chronology or specific historical events.
When to go
April · May · June · July · August · September · Check seasonal services and site arrangements before arrival; no specific best time of day is established by the sources.
The campsite listing says cream teas are served from Easter to the end of September and pizzas are sold on summer evenings. It does not verify particular seasonal wildlife or river conditions.
Check the forecast and ask the campsite about current river conditions before any water activity.
Worth pairing with
Bradford-on-Avon
The campsite listing says historic Bradford-on-Avon is a five-minute drive away.
Bath
The campsite listing gives Bath as around a 15-minute drive away; check journey times before setting out.
What makes it special
Notice the contrast between the campsite and the medieval farm buildings. The source describes the River Frome running along one side of the site.
Best time to go
Spring to early autumn; the campsite listing says its cream teas are served from Easter to the end of September.
Spring to early autumn for camping; the campsite listing says cream teas are available from Easter to the end of September.
How long to stay
Weekend
Perfect for
Families · Dogs · Couples
Practical information
Opening & access
A bookable campsite beside the River Frome. Check availability and current site information before travelling.
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Parking
Parking is available nearby according to the source row; confirm arrangements with the campsite.
Toilets
Toilets are listed among the campsite facilities; check current facilities before booking.
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Food & drink
The campsite listing describes cream teas from Easter to the end of September and evening pizzas during summer.
Dogs
Dogs are reported as welcome; check current rules with the campsite.
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Accessibility
The source row reports uneven terrain and says the site is not wheelchair accessible. Contact the campsite to discuss current access and assistance.
Cost
Paid
Water
River Frome
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Around Stowford Manor Farm Campsite
Within 50 km · approximate straight-line distances
