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Bo Peep CC (MUC)
Adderbury
Banbury
Oxfordshire
Tel: 01295 810605

On the A4260, just South of Banbury, M40 junction 11

We have just got back from spending our first trip this year at Bo Peep Farm, Banbury, which opened for the seasons business on Friday 26th. 1999 What a lovely site. We were greeted by the wardens and given a free bottle of wine due to the fact we were one of the first to arrive on the opening day, what a wonderful gesture.

All the staff we met were most helpful and a credit to the Caravan Club
As for the site itself, we found it faultless for our needs. There's a 2 mile walk that surrounds the site (dogs loved it) which includes a ¼ mile stream frontage at the bottom. The shower and toilet blocks were impeccable, spotlessly clean with lashings of hot water, which was very welcome after waking up to sub zero temperatures on both the mornings we stayed. If it's peace and quiet you're after then this is a must. Down the A4260 approx. 1 mile away is the Oxford canal with its splendid towpath walks, and just up the road towards Adderbury, are Adderbury lakes where ducks and other wildlife abound.
A very enjoyable site, we'll definitely be going again and the good thing is, it's only an hour away from where we live

The Caravan Club has got it spot on when it describes the site as follows:

"An intimate site on the edge of the village of Adderbury with views over the rolling countryside of the Cherwell Valley. This beautiful site uses 9 acres of small fields, each with different views and aspects to offer a variety of generous grass pitches. There are circular walks around the farm, through the woods and along the riverbank. The site is approached via it's private half mile tarmac driveway and a secure and peaceful stay is assured. It makes an excellent base to exploring the unspoilt charms of the Cherwell Valley; it's grassy meadows, cornfields, ancient hedgerows and quiet streams. Banbury is the nearest town, there since Saxon times and forever associated with the famous 16th Century nursery rhyme."

Adding to this, I can state that the shower blocks are immaculate, showers supplying lashings of hot water, although at first, it did take a minute or two to figure out how to operate the switch (minor problem). For the children there are no play things i.e. swings etc, however there is an abundance of wildlife on site with many a rabbit scurrying about, especially first thing in the morning

Nigel J. Sydenham.

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