Longwillows Touring Park
Gloucestershire
A small, quiet touring park in Bishops Cleeve, five miles north of Cheltenham
About Longwillows Touring Park
Longwillows is a small, adults-oriented touring park on the edge of Bishops Cleeve, close enough to Cheltenham for day trips into town but set in quiet countryside beneath the western edge of the Cotswolds. It takes touring caravans and motorhomes rather than tents, and its modest size keeps it calmer than larger holiday parks in the area.
Pitches are level and mostly hardstanding, with electric hook-ups as standard and a clean, well-maintained facilities block. The park's position near Cleeve Hill makes it a sensible base for walkers tackling the Cotswold Way or the open access land at the highest point of the Cotswolds, while Bishops Cleeve village itself has shops and pubs within walking distance.
Being geared towards touring caravans and motorhomes, Longwillows suits couples and older visitors more than large family groups, and its adults-focused, no-children policy at some periods is worth checking before booking. Cheltenham town centre and the racecourse are a short drive away, making it a workable alternative base during the Cheltenham Festival when sites nearer the course sell out.