Fishing lakes, farm animals and an indoor games room. Old-school family holiday park charm north of Oxford.
Our verdict
A friendly, old-school family park where feeding the alpacas is the day's headline event.
| Distance from SN7 | 24 miles |
|---|---|
| County | Oxfordshire |
| Price band | ££ what the bands mean |
| Open | All year |
| Tents | Yes |
| Campervans & motorhomes | Yes |
| Electric hook-up | Yes |
| Campfires | No |
| Swimming pool | No |
Greenhill is a proper family-run park where the owners know the campers by name and the animals by nickname. Two well-stocked fishing lakes anchor the site, and children can spend happy hours feeding the goats, meeting the alpacas and losing tournaments to their parents in the indoor games room.
The area is quietly brilliant for days out: Blenheim Palace is 15 minutes one way, Oxford 20 the other, and the Oxford Canal towpath gives level, traffic-free walks straight from the site. All-year opening and hard standings make it a solid half-term bolthole too. 'It's all about the fun' is the park's motto and they mean it.
Why children love it
- Feed the goats and alpacas on the daily animal rounds
- Indoor games room for rainy afternoons
- Beginner-friendly fishing on two lakes, day tickets on site
Days out nearby
- Oxford Canal towpath walks
- Blenheim Palace (15 minutes)
- Bicester Village outlet (15 minutes)
Know before you go
- Bring fishing gear or buy day tickets and basic tackle on site.
- The village pub in Bletchingdon is a pleasant 15-minute walk.
- Ask about seasonal events, the park runs Easter egg hunts and Halloween trails.
The honest bit
It sits close to main roads and is more convenient than remote. Come for the animals and fishing, not for wild seclusion.
Camping weather this week
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Quick answers
Are campfires allowed at Greenhill Leisure Park?
No, open campfires are not part of the offer at Greenhill Leisure Park. A raised BBQ is usually fine, but check the site's current rules when you book.
Does Greenhill Leisure Park have a swimming pool?
No. The nearest pool site in this guide is Diamond Farm Caravan and Camping Park, about 1 miles away. Greenhill Leisure Park makes up for it outdoors.
How far is Greenhill Leisure Park from Faringdon and Oxford?
Greenhill Leisure Park is about 24 miles from Faringdon (SN7) and roughly 10 miles from Oxford city centre. Distances are approximate road miles.
When is Greenhill Leisure Park open?
Greenhill Leisure Park is typically open All year. Dates shift a little year to year, so confirm with the site before travelling.
Peg & Lantern is an independent guide and takes no commission. Details last checked July 2026; facilities and opening dates change season to season, so always confirm directly with the campsite before travelling. Photography is illustrative, not of the campsite itself.