Yes, our campsite is designed with families in mind. Grass pitches are laid out in a horseshoe shape so families can easily keep an eye on children as they play in the central area, which includes activities include a table tennis table, climbing wall, straw bales.

High Lodge Farm campsite is located in Culham, Abingdon Oxfordshire, postcode OX14 3DX. Please access the site via Thame Lane (being careful to stick to the speed limit) and not via our event site entrance. Travel along Thame Lane until you see the entrance to High Lodge Farm on the left-hand-side, opposite the Europa School.

Please note, the campsite is not accessible by car from our main event site.

Yes. Well behaved dogs are welcome at £3 per stay. No more than two dogs per pitch.

Prices start from £29 per pitch per night for four people and one car. Additional £5 per adult per stay and £3 per child per stay. Maximum of eight people per pitch. Book here

• Hot and cold outdoor showers. Hot showers require £1 coin

• Basic unisex Portaloo toilets

• Cold-water washing up station

• Waste recycling

• Small games area

No, we do not have electric hook-up for campervans or caravans.

The towns of Abingdon, Wallingford and Didcot are all within easy reach of High Lodge Farm, as is the historic city of Oxford. The farm has exclusive access to the Thames Path, which is perfect for exploring. See below for a full list of days out.

High Lodge Farm is fortunate to have private access to the beautiful River Thames and Thames Path, which we’ve opened for the first time this year.

If you’re planning on arriving via the River Thames, please note that the campsite is located on a hill and the walk from the river takes approximately 20 minutes, including a fairly steep uphill section at the end. We’ve marked the route with signs from The Thames, but please bear in mind this walk if you’re arriving with boats/luggage.

If you’re walking to The Thames from our campsite, head to the brown gate at the View Point overlooking Abingdon and follow the blue pawprints signposted down the hill to the Thames Path. There are a couple of gates which require codes, which we send out in the Welcome Pack.

Once you've reached the Thames Path, you can enjoy peaceful riverside walks. Heading north, the historic market town of Abingdon is approximately 20–30 minutes' walk along the river. Here you'll find cafés, pubs, independent shops, Abbey Meadows, Waitrose, boat hire, and the Nag’s Head pub.

A few bales to play on, a badminton net, Jenga and table tennis table. There is also a book exchange.

Yes. Please park neatly alongside your pitch.

Yes, we have potable mains water suitable for drinking on site.

One car is included in each booking (park next to your pitch). Second cars are allowed at £5 per stay. No more than two cars per pitch.

No. We can’t reserve pitches or guarantee pitches next to each other. Pitches are selected on a first come, first serve basis. Please do not email us to request this.

Yes, if they’re raised off the ground, but no disposable / single-use barbecues are allowed.

Strictly no camp fires unless they’re in our fire pits which are available for hire for £5 per stay from the reception Shepherd’s Hut on arrival, subject to availability.

Yes, from the reception shepherd’s hut. One bucket (approx 10 logs) is £10.

Check in from 12pm and checkout by 11am. Check-in and check-out is contactless, but our camping co-ordinator will be popping in and out and is available on the phone number listed near the reception.

Yes. There’s a big wooden map or follow the signs with the paw-prints on them for a dog friendly loop around the farm.

Yes, we’re close enough to Abingdon for food delivery. Instructions for drivers are on the site noticeboard.

No stag or hen dos.

• No noise between 10:30pm and 7am

• No vehicles moving on site between 11pm and 6am

• No dangerous dog breeds

• No music - this is a strictly quiet site

• Each booking must have someone aged over 21

• Dispose of waste in the bins provided

Bring your tent, (unless you’re a bell tent guest) sleeping gear, cooking equipment, and suitable clothing for the British weather.

A good quality torch because the site is unlit.

A parasol/shade is also useful because the site is quite exposed.

Don’t forget a mallet for tent pegs because the ground can be hard and dry.

Matches, firelighters, marshmallows!

Flip/flops sliders are useful for the shower.

The Nag’s Head is the closest pub. It’s just under an hour’s walk along the Thames Path from the farm, or slightly less if you walk along the path alongside the A415 Abingdon Road. It serves great food, has it’s own private island overlooking the river with an outdoor pizza oven and bar. It also does excellent roasts.

The campsite is mostly open grassland. We recommend bringing a gazebo, awning or parasol during hot weather because the site is quite exposed.

Unfortunately, we don't currently have a freezer available for guest use.

High Lodge Farm is fortunate to have private access to the beautiful River Thames and Thames Path, which we’ve opened for the first time this year.

If you’re planning on arriving via the River Thames, please note that the campsite is located on a hill and the walk from the river takes approximately 20 minutes, including a fairly steep uphill section at the end. We’ve marked the route with signs from The Thames, but please bear in mind this walk if you’re arriving with boats/luggage.

If you’re walking to The Thames from our campsite, head to the brown gate at the View Point overlooking Abingdon and follow the blue pawprints signposted down the hill to the Thames Path.