Camping
Newton Grove, South Newington
A small, off-grid Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location on 1.8 acres near South Newington, for club members only, with hardstandings and grass pitches, dog-friendly and without hook-ups.
Dog-friendly
For club members who want quiet, this is a small, private field taking five vans, and it is close to the Duck on the Pond. It is off-grid, so come ready to manage without mains power. You must belong to the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay, and the grass pitches close over winter.
- Good: Quiet and private, on 1.8 acres
- Good: Dog-friendly
- Good: Hardstandings, with some grass pitches having a bench and firepit
- Good: £16 a night in 2026, falling to £10 a night for a fortnight booked ahead
- Worth knowing: Members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club only
- Worth knowing: No electric hook-ups; two solar units to share
About
Newton Grove is a Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location near South Newington, between Bloxham and Chipping Norton. That makes it a small, private site for club members rather than a holiday park. It is on 1.8 acres, quiet, off-grid and friendly to dogs.
The site describes three hardstandings. H1 is 3m wide and 10m long, H2 is 3.3m by 10m, with extra parking beside it, and H3, at the top entrance, tapers from 5.5m at the front to 2.5m at the rear; the booking calendar lists two hardstandings and three grass pitches, some with a picnic bench and fire pit. There are no electric hook-ups. Two solar units are there for visitors, the larger able to charge a 12V battery or give 5A at 240V, and silent inverter generators are allowed if they cause no nuisance.
The site is in the club's directory for 2025/26. In 2026 a pitch costs £16 a night with up to two adults and two dogs, plus £3 for each extra adult and £1.50 for a child; stays booked online at least three days ahead cost less a night the longer you stay, down to £10 a night for 14 nights. Bookings go through its online portal, by email or by phone or text. Arrival is from noon to 7pm and departure by 11.30am. The grass pitches normally close from November to March, while the hardstandings stay open all year, booked ahead in winter.
The site is on Barford Road, just outside the village, and gives its location by what3words as liked.turns.sunblock, with directions on its location page. The Duck on the Pond is the pub in the village.
Opening hours and season
Grass pitches are normally closed from November to March. The hardstandings stay open all year, booked in advance in winter. Arrive from noon to 7pm; leave by 11.30am.
The details
- Check-in
- Noon to 7pm
- Check-out
- By 11.30am
- Features
- Picnic area
Photos
The grass field 
The track into the site 
The field from the drive
Location
Nearby walks, places and things to do
- The Duck on the Pond, South Newington 0.5 km away
- The Falkland Arms, Great Tew 3.9 km away
- Quince and Clover, Great Tew 3.9 km away
- Broughton Castle 5.2 km away
Sights nearby
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St Mary's Church, Bloxham
Sight · Church · Bloxham
Bloxham's Grade I church, with a fourteenth-century tower and spire of about 60m by the county history, a carved west doorway, the Milcombe Chapel and Morris & Co glass. Open every day for visitors, says the church.