Spring 2025 We've had a great start to the 2025 season here at Doward Park Campsite. The weather has been hot and sunny which has made for a lot of happy campers! As always it's been great to welcome lots of new campers as well as many returning guests.

April/May are amazing months to visit us here at Doward Park Campsite. The woodland surrounding the site is covered with blue and white as the bluebells, wild garlic and other spring flowers take over the Doward, and the greenery of the trees return. There are so many walks leaving the campsite to enjoy; roam the nature reserves, explore King Arthurs cave, soak in the views from Seven Sisters viewpoint or stroll along the river to one of the local pubs. It really is one of t

Are you wanting to camp with a bit of luxury? Why not try one of our bell tents! We have 2 brand new 6 metre bell tents available for...

Food pop‑ups are returning to Doward Park Campsite for 2026, bringing a mix of local street food and family‑friendly evening events to the heart of Symonds Yat. These relaxed food nights give guests the chance to enjoy great meals without leaving the campsite, meet local producers and soak up the woodland atmosphere. This guide covers what to expect, when the pop‑ups are happening and how they fit into your stay. What the food pop‑ups are all about? Our food pop‑ups bring ind

The Adventure Playground at Doward Park Campsite is a safe, woodland‑themed play area designed for young children to explore, climb and enjoy during their stay. It’s located right on the campsite, close to the facilities, and offers a relaxed, natural space for families to unwind. What the Adventure Playground Includes In 2023 we had a brand new adventure playground installed in our woodland! Since then it's proven a big hit with all the children staying on site. We have swin

We are lucky here at the campsite to have Miniyaki's Japanese Soul Food pop ups on select weekends throughout the season. The menu has...

A favourite with kids, king Arthurs cave is only a 5 -10 minute walk from the campsite. The limestone cliffs formed 345 million years ago and in the 1800's excavators found the remains of hyenas, lions, bears and woolly mammoths in the cave!

We are lucky to have such a large amount of flora & fauna in our local woodland on the Doward. Whilst relaxing on the campsite you can spot squirrels, woodpeckers, robins, jays, deer and more. In the woodlands we have foxes, badgers, and a number of rare species such as the grizzled skipper butterfly and if you are lucky whilst walking the nature reserves at night you may spot a glow worm! Spring is a beautiful time to visit when the woodlands are covered in bluebells and wi