Situated in an Area of Outstanding Beauty, nestled at the foot of Ivinghoe Beacon in the Chiltern Hills. With an abundance of local pubs, outdoor activities and scenic walks – you decide how busy or restful your stay will be!
You can relax and enjoy the spectacular view of Ivinghoe Beacon right here on the campsite, however a walk to the top is a must too.
For an easier walk, start at the Beacon car park (2 min drive) or for the longer version, click the button below for a walk route description.
A National Trust site accessible on foot from Town Farm, filled with ancient trees, rolling chalk downlands and lush meadows. 5,000 acres of beech and oak woodlands, parkland and chalk downlands and 80 miles of pathways.
Dated to 1627, its the oldest windmill in Britain and a 1 minute drive from the campsite. You can also walk there via Ivinghoe Village but we don’t advise walking along the main road.
Once a royal residence to King Henry VIII and Princess Elizabeth I. Grade II registered historic gardens, café, bar, restaurant, and flower gift shop are open daily.
Open from mid-June to October, pick your own fresh fruit and vegetables. A visit to the Pick Your Own makes a great day out, just 3 minutes drive from the farm.
Explore the picturesque towpaths from Bulbourne to Marsworth, keep going to reach the Tring Reservoirs, full of bird life and a Site of Special Scientific Interest or stop for a leisurely lunch at the Grand Junction Arms. Nearby College Lake is also a fantastic spot for bird watching.
Once the private museum collection of Walter Rothschild, the Natural History Museum at Tring houses a huge collection of stuffed animals. A great rainy day option and the pretty market town of Tring is worth exploring too.
This little mill, recorded in 1616 but certainly very much older, was in use until 1963.
Restored by volunteers, and now maintained and run by Ford End Watermill Society, it is the only remaining working watermill in Buckinghamshire with original machinery.
On most weekends throughout the season, we have some fantastic on site street-food style caterers serving delicious, freshly prepared food to our campers. Click the button below to see information about when caterers are on site and view their menus.
Quaint pub within walking distance of Town Farm. Delicious food, local beers and small pub garden. Very popular so calling ahead is recommended (01296 668 472).
Just a short walk from Town Farm, Daisychain cafe is within the characterful Old School Hub in pretty Ivinghoe village, serving up cooked breakfasts, brunch and lunch, excellent coffee and delicious daily specials.
They also open for chicken and burger nights most Thursdays and occasionally host fantastic tasting menu events too – keep an eye on their facebook page.
At the foot of the Ashridge Estate, in Aldbury village, the Trooper is an historic pub with a beautiful garden space, dating back to 1700’s.
The Trooper has both a café and a pub with restaurant. The café offers breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee and cake from 9am, Tuesday–Sunday, and the pub, provides stunning seasonal dishes for lunch and dinner from 12pm, Wednesday-Sunday. It focuses on the finest seasonal ingredients to create dishes, that pay tribute to traditional British cooking with a contemporary twist. Booking recommended.
A brilliant option for brunch or lunch or just a hot drink and a sweet treat. This trendy coffee shop, cafe and bakery is nestled in the stunning courtyard of Ashridge House. A walk through the gardens is highly recommended too.
The first small batch gin distillery in Hertfordshire, producers of aptly named Campfire Gin – best enjoyed by the campfire! You can visit the shop for a tasting or book a distillery tour.
The Greyhound Inn is a charming traditional country pub nestled beneath the Ashridge Estate. Serving food daily, the menu offers light bites, sandwiches and salads alongside hearty pub classics and seasonal dishes. With its cosy interior and outdoor seating in one of the Chilterns’ prettiest villages, it’s a lovely spot for lunch, dinner or a drink after exploring the local area. Booking recommended.
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