Greenacres Campsite.

Alan Rogers Review of Greenacres Campsite.

Children should be kept very well occupied at the excellent playground less than five minutes' stroll away, where there's also plenty of space to for ball games and dog walking. Barbecues and campfires are allowed: most handy if you land yourself a fish or two in the Wye or decide to pick up a few sausages in Coleford. Otherwise, there's a good traditional English pub in Newland, a short walk away, and another in Staunton within a 30-minute woodland ramble. Several historic spots are within easy reach of the site too, including Tintern Abbey's ruins and the castles of Raglan, Goodrich and Chepstow. The Dean Heritage Centre is a short drive away in the valley of Soudley and is highly recommended by site staff.

The site is in a peaceful woodland setting of the famed Forest of Dean, on the edge of the market town of Coleford. You'll get a warm welcome at this relaxed, family-run and family-friendly park, in an area surrounded by ancient castles and abbeys,   smashing scenery and miles of waymarked walking and biking trails.  Close to the River Wye, it's in a good spot for fishing, bike rides and long woodland strolls. Set in a field that stretches across two acres within an 11-acre smallholding, pitches are spacious, level and grassy, and the park is surrounded by huge mature trees that provide good shade and shelter from the elements. There are 40 pitches 23 grass and 17 hardstanding and 2 pods for hire.

Facilities at Greenacres Campsite.

Modern heated toilet block showers, washbasins and wc’s. Accessible facility. Baby change room. Laundry. Dish washing area. Chemical toilet point. Dogs allowed. Dog exercise area. Small shop. Fire pits to hire. BBQ’s allowed. Freezer for ice packs. Small children’s Play area. Café. Takeaway. Optional electric hook-up, pay as you go. Wi-Fi. Public transport, bar and shop nearby. Caravan and Motorhome storage. No Arrivals before1.00pm.

• Boat Launch Nearby
• Fishing Nearby
• Glamping
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Riding Nearby
• Small Site

Directions to Greenacres Campsite.

From the A40 Monmouth, take the A466 southeast for 2.4 miles towards Redbrook. Before reaching Redbrook, turn left to Coleford, drive 2 miles, then turn left onto Scowles Road and head north for half a mile through some hairpin bends; Greenacres will be ahead.