Yurt Kestrel (400 at Twitey's Camping and Glamping Meadows)
UK England West Midlands Warwickshire Warwick Twitey's Camping and Glamping Meadows
Sleeps a maximum of 4, ideally 2 + 2 for added comfort.
The Owner Says
Children are able to explore the grass pathways, play Hide-and-Seek and use their imagination. Evenings around the campfire chatting with family and friends, watched over (hopefully) by the twinkling stars, allows for a lovely end to the day. To enhance the experience of camping in the meadows, vehicles are left in the car-park. Barrows are provided to help move tents and kit to your pitch, unusual but fun, especially for children who often get a barrow ride from mum or dad. With cars parked up away from the camping, all can play safely in their surroundings. From here on in – you can relax, chill and enjoy time next to your own camp-fire.
Each booking includes items for a very comfortable stay, including:
- Fully furnished Yurt with a double futon and 2 single mattresses, including duvet, pillow, fitted sheet, blankets and towels as well as plenty of blankets, cushions, rugs and other items of furniture, making you feel right at home.
- Welcome basket of food, including some essentials such as milk, tea, eggs and we also add in some sweet treats such as cupcakes or biscuits and of course marshmallows.
- Logs, kindling, firelighters, everything you need for a warm, cracking campfire.
- Double burner gas stove outside in the roofed kitchen area with pots and pans etc..
- A raised fire-pit and cooking grill to enjoy some rustic campfire cooking.
- 4-6 seater picnic bench and dining canopy.
- Torches and lamps
Sleeps 4 people or 2+2 for extra comfort.
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About Twitey's Camping and Glamping Meadows
Suitable For
We are suitable for Tent Campers, Glampers and Families!We do not allow Campervans, Caravans or Dogs (Assistance Dogs must be arranged prior to booking).
Nearby
Warwick is 6 miles away and boasts one of the finest preserved castles in the country. National Trust, Charlecote Park is only 1 mile away. Stratford-upon-Avon is a short 10 minute drive from site, home of Shakespeare. Wellesbourne Airfield can be walked to from site in just 10 minutes. The airfield café offers great breakfasts and serves food 9am-3pm. Check out it’s underground World War II museum as well as the resident Vulcan Bomber. Ragley Hall, Upton house and gardens, Packwood House, The Cotswolds and Compton Verney are also all on our doorstep.Food & Drink
The Fox (01789 840991) at Loxley serves award winning food. The Stags Head(01789 840266) is a very 'local' pub found in the heart of Wellesbourne. The Kings Head (01789 840206) country pub & restaurant, located in Wellesbourne. Other pubs close by are The Ferry(01789 269883) and Baraset Barn (01789 295510) both in Alveston; there’s also a plethora of culinary delights to be had in nearby Stratford upon Avon.Family Friendly
If Stratford-Upon-Avon's Shakespeare is too high brow for the kids then a little jousting, muck slinging and catapult throwing will liven things up at Warwick Castle. Just make sure no swords or pikes make it back to the campsite.