Atherstone Stables Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review of Atherstone Stables Caravan Park

Atherstone Stables is a well-established site set in a lovely, secluded location within beautifully maintained grounds. Visitors could walk to the historical market town, village, train station or bus station. It is owned by a 3rd generation farming family with over 1000 acres of farmland. The site is set in acres of mature grounds, secluded down a lovely long entrance drive with large electric entrance gates. The Saddlery Tea Room offers Sunday lunches, homemade cakes, jams & chutneys. A great site shop for provisions such as honey, free range eggs, local award-winning butchers’ meat and excellent local bread delivered straight from the bakery. Arts & crafts stalls some weekends. Close to Twycross Zoo, Drayton Manor Park, Bosworth Battlefield centre. All year tourist pitches for short stays and seasonal bookings plus our self-catering luxury glamping pods. Five residential apartments. The site has 55 pitches (some seasonal) of which 23 are super luxury pitches with hard standing, personal taps, electric and wastewater drain.

Facilities at Atherstone Stables Caravan Park

Two toilets and two heated shower facilities. Laundrette with sink & fridge. Accessible sanitary facilities. Family room. Chemical toilet disposal point, Dish washing area. Site shop. Electric access gate & barrier for security & privacy. Tourist information stand. Wi-Fi charged. Footpaths onsite leading to Atherstone historical market town centre & the village of Ratcliffe Culey. Bring your bike. Dogs very welcome to enjoy the park walks. Caravan/Motorhome storage.

• Accommodation to Rent
• All Year
• Bar Nearby
• Fishing on Site
• Glamping
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Seasonal Pitches Available
• Shop on Site
• Small Site
• Takeaway Food
• Vehicle Storage
• Wifi (all site)
• Wifi Chargeable

Directions to Atherstone Stables Caravan Park

Turn off the A5 at Atherstone. Travel through the town on Long street and then turn left onto North Street. Take the third exit on the right Ratcliffe Road. The site is then on the left after crossing the River Anker.