Does Bibury Camping allow dogs?

No, Bibury Camping doesn't accept dogs.

South West•Gloucestershire•51.761° N, 1.849° W

Bibury Camping

A small, owner-run campsite at the edge of one of the Cotswolds' most celebrated villages, with fire pits, wildflower meadow and views across the Coln Valley.

Bibury Camping sits on farmland at the edge of Bibury village, with pitches spread across pasture, wildflower meadow and a strip of woodland. From the field you look out across the Coln Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and a footpath from the site leads directly into the village. Arlington Row and The Rack Isle are a short walk away.

Pitches are spacious and each comes with a picnic bench and a fire pit. Wood is sold on site. Richard, the owner, keeps things simple and genuinely welcoming: around ten well-spaced grass pitches, two flushing toilets, two hot showers, a washing-up area. The pace is quiet even at peak summer weekends, and the proximity to Bibury means you can walk to The Catherine Wheel for a pint, Bibury Trout Farm for the children, or The Swan Hotel for something more indulgent.

This is the campsite to book if Bibury is the destination. It accepts tents, caravans and motorhomes, though the field setting and modest facilities make it feel far closer in spirit to a farm camping field than a touring park. No dogs are permitted.

Before you book

No dogs allowed on site.
No electric hookups available.

“A rare thing: a campsite where the village is the reason to go, not a consolation for a mediocre field. Bibury earns its reputation through Richard's care, the fire-pit pitches and a setting that hasn't tried to be anything other than what it is.”

Why it made the cut

Fire-pit pitches in a wildflower meadow with Coln Valley views
Walking distance to Arlington Row, village pubs and Bibury Trout Farm
Small, owner-present and genuinely uncrowded even at summer weekends
Honest simplicity: clean facilities, spacious pitches, no pretence

The Feeling

Lovingly scruffy · Curated rustic · Mixed tempo

Fire pit and birdsongCotswolds village at your feetSunrise over the valleyOwner you actually meet

Good For

Date
Family
Solo

Best For

4-acre natural campsite across pasture, wildflower meadow and woodland in the Cotswolds
Walking distance to Bibury village with shops, pubs and trout farm
Spacious pitches for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans with modern facilities

In Campr's collections

Farm fields properA proper field on the edge of Bibury, with wildflower meadow, fire pits and Coln Valley views: exactly the honest British camping that this axis is named for.
Date night campingSmall, quiet and within walking distance of a Cotswolds village with good pubs and a brasserie: the infrastructure for a low-effort, high-return escape for two.
Slow familySpacious pitches with their own fire pit and picnic bench, a footpath into Bibury, and Bibury Trout Farm a short walk away: unhurried summer days for families who'd rather explore than be entertained.

Facilities

Showers

Toilets

Quick answers

Does Bibury Camping allow dogs?: No, Bibury Camping doesn't accept dogs.
What kind of stays does Bibury Camping offer?: Tent, Motorhome, in a field.
Where is Bibury Camping?: Rawbarrow Farm, Arlington Pike, Cirencester GL7 5DN, UK.