Inwood Campsite

Inwood Campsite

 Hampshire, England.
TentsShowersWash-upCampfires AllowedShopDogs Welcome
Inwood Campsite
Tents allowed  TentsCaravans not accepted - but ring to check  CaravansSmall Campervans not accepted - but ring to check  Small CampervansMotorhomes not accepted - but ring to check  Motorhomes

Like all Camping Unplugged sites, Inwood is committed to family camping in open country with campfires, dogs and of course children. We don’t have set pitches or electrical hook-ups and are tents only. No motor homes or caravans, though we do accept small VW type vans.

Inwood Copse is an amazing piece of the countryside just South of Basingstoke on the Farleigh Wallop Estate. It is a mixture of old woodland and new planting, as well as field camping with a fine view up towards Oxford.

We know that children run free in the untouched woodlands and fields, and return of an evening exhausted and exhilarated by their activities in this mildly wild countryside. Tablets and smartphones are forgotten and they then sit grubby and happily round a campfire eating food cooked in the very old fashioned way.

Pitch Types

Grass available  Grass (no electric)Grass Electric not available   Grass with ElectricHardstanding Electric not available   Hardstanding with ElectricFully Serviced not available    Fully Serviced

Campsite Facilities

 Showers Wash-up Campfires Allowed Shop

Large Pitch Restrictions

We do not have set pitches at Inwood but there are a couple of areas that can be booked for large groups, otherwise, we sort out where would be suitable for you on arrival. We are particularly suited to large groups and you can always camp together with your group. We have lots of space and no restrictions on gazebos, marquees or anything else, what you pay for your camping entitles you to make your own world around your own campfire in the countryside in your own way.

Campfire Details

We believe that campfires are a crucial part of the family camping experience. They are, as we have noted, television for the soul. We have only sensible restrictions on campfires. Foraging for kindling is allowed, oddly popular with children, but big logs from the woods should not be burned for ecological reasons and obviously no branches should be cut from trees (they don’t burn well anyway). We have a fire management note, which you will get on arrival. You are welcome to bring your own wood or logs if you wish, but please no kitchen units or doors. (It has happened) We will ask you to make your fire in an existing fire pit if there is one. We do sell generous bags of seasoned logs at £5 or £10 a bag, which can be delivered or picked up from reception.

Shower Details

We have two sorts of hot showers at Inwood and all are free for use by campers. There are 6 ‘posh’ showers in Portakabins, and also three roofed but open-air wooden showers, which are big enough to get your whole family in, well four at least. They are very popular.

Facilities

 Dogs Welcome

We are open at the Easter weekend and then at weekends only, until the beginning of September. We charge £12.50 per adult per night and £6.00 for a child over three and under sixteen. Under threes are free. We do not charge for dogs, cars, or gazebos. All you will have to pay for is wood and perhaps for the hire of one of our brilliant campfire grills if you should want one. They are a revelation and come from the USA.

On The Map

Address

Inwood Campsite
Inwood Camping, Farleigh Road, Farleigh Wallop, Basingstoke
Farleigh Wallop
Hampshire
RG25 2HP
England

Longitude: -1.129124
Latitude: 51.212664

How to get in touch

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Nearby Places Serving Food

The nearest place is The Queen Inn at Dummer. It is about a mile walk from the campsite along quiet country roads and is dog and camper friendly – it has a big garden and is very charming. A five-minute drive will get you to the Jolly Farmer at Cliddesdon, also dog and camper friendly. There is also the Farleigh Wallop Estate club, which is just up the road. Not an eating place but a nice bar for locals, which campers can become members of by arrangement. Good beer, nice atmosphere, Sports TV, billiards and a garden for children.