Briarfields Touring Park
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Briarfields Touring Park is a family-run park, and from the moment you arrive you’ll find a genuine, friendly welcome waiting for you. We truly care about our guests and take great pride in creating a place where you can feel comfortable, relaxed and well looked after. Nothing matters more to us than knowing you’ve enjoyed your stay, and we’ll always go the extra mile to help make your time with us a special one.
Set in the heart of Regency Cheltenham, Briarfields enjoys a wonderfully convenient and vibrant location just one mile from the M5 motorway. While we’re close to everything, our park itself is beautifully landscaped with mature hedges, shrubs and well-kept lawns, giving it a green, open feel that attracts plenty of wildlife and offers a welcome sense of space.
Our location makes Briarfields an ideal base for exploring Regency Cheltenham, Gloucester and the wider Cotswolds without the need to move your motorhome. Excellent public transport runs directly past the park, with buses every 20–30 minutes, 24 hours a day, into both Cheltenham and Gloucester. Many guests love the freedom of leaving their vehicle on site and heading out to explore with ease.
Because we’re so well connected, there can be some background noise at times from nearby roads and the local airport. We always feel it’s important to be open about this, and many guests find that the convenience of our location and the ease of getting around more than make up for it.
We offer a range of hard-standing and fully serviced pitches, all inclusive of 10amp electric hook-up, free WiFi and access to our modern, spotlessly maintained washrooms. Direct access from the park leads onto a brand-new off-road cycleway which is flat, well lit and makes for a very easy three-mile ride into Cheltenham town centre and Gloucester.
Cheltenham is a town full of charm and character. Enjoy its elegant Regency architecture, wander through Pitville Park, or relax with a visit to the historic Pump Room Café. The Everyman Theatre offers a fantastic programme of touring West End shows and in-house productions, and the town’s calendar is filled with festivals celebrating Music, Literature, Jazz, and Science. Stroll along the Promenade for boutique shopping and a wonderful choice of cafés and restaurants, including Michelin-starred dining.
Just a short journey away, Gloucester offers a rich sense of history, from the breathtaking Gloucester Cathedral to the beautifully restored docks. Enjoy waterside walks, outlet shopping at the Quays and fascinating museums such as Greyfriars Priory and the Eastgate Viewing Chamber, or take a peaceful boat trip along the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal.
The Cotswolds are right on our doorstep, with picture-perfect villages including Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadway, and Winchcombe waiting to be explored. For nature lovers, the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley offer stunning scenery and outdoor adventures, while the magical Puzzlewood and the historic Clearwell Caves promise something truly memorable.
At Briarfields, you’re not just staying at a touring park, you’re staying somewhere that’s run with care, pride and a genuine love for what we do. Whether you’re here for a short break or a longer stay, we’re always on hand to help and look forward to welcoming you as our guest.
At Briarfields Touring Park, we’ve carefully designed our facilities to make your stay as comfortable, easy and enjoyable as possible. Our modern washrooms are centrally located and immaculately maintained, offering high-quality toilets, powerful hot showers, private washing cubicles, a fully accessible disabled shower room, hand dryers and hairdryers, everything you need, just a short stroll from your pitch.
For those looking for something a little different, we also offer our charming glamping pods: Buttercup, Daisy and Bluebell providing a cosy and welcoming place to stay while enjoying all the benefits of being on the park.
We offer a choice of hard-standing and fully serviced pitches, all inclusive of 10amp electric hook-up. Free WiFi is available throughout the park, along with fresh water taps at regular intervals, ground-level grey waste disposal points and convenient chemical disposal facilities. Motorhome guests will also appreciate our easy-to-use drive-over service point.
To make longer stays even more comfortable, our laundry room is equipped with a washing machine, tumble dryer, airer, ironing board and freezer. You’ll also find a selection of local information, maps and leaflets to help you plan days out and discover the best of the surrounding area.
One of the things our guests really appreciate is how close everything is. Just a short walk from the park you’ll find a range of useful amenities including the Redgrove Harvester, Asda Supermarket, Pets at Home, Home Bargains, KFC, B & Q, Benhall Fish & Chips, Chinese Takeaway, and the National Hunt Pub. . If your tourer needs attention during your stay, Golden Castle Caravans and Pearman Briggs Caravans) are both located just two miles away.
Briarfields is open all year round and we’re also dog friendly, with Dorothy’s Field, our dedicated off‑lead exercise area, giving both you and your dog space to relax.
From the moment you arrive, you’ll receive a warm, friendly welcome at reception, along with plenty of local knowledge, maps and suggestions to help you make the most of your time with us. If you ever need recommendations or a helping hand, we’re always happy to help.
Activities and Local Attractions
A stay at Briarfields Touring Park places you right on the doorstep of the elegant spa town of Regency Cheltenham, a wonderful place to spend a day or two soaking up culture, history and atmosphere. The famous Cheltenham Racecourse is just four miles away, perfect for a day at the races, while the town’s lively festival calendar brings something special throughout the year, including Jazz, Music, Science and Literature festivals.
Hop on the bus into town and make the most of a full day out. Begin your morning exploring the Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum, home to a fascinating mix of contemporary and historic crafts, fine art and a varied programme of exhibitions and events. When it’s time to refuel, you’ll be spoilt for choice – Cheltenham boasts an exceptional food scene, from relaxed cafés and international cuisine to Michelin starred fine dining.
For those who love to shop, an afternoon in Montpellier is a real treat. This stylish quarter is filled with independent boutiques offering everything from designer fashion and couture to outdoor wear. A leisurely stroll along the wide, tree-lined Promenade has a distinctly continental feel and makes for a relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience. The Bath Road and High Street are also well worth exploring.
History lovers and Harry Potter fans alike will enjoy a visit to nearby Gloucester Cathedral, famously used as a filming location for several of the films – see if you recognise the cloisters. The cathedral also hosts a varied programme of exhibitions and cultural events, including the renowned Three Choirs Festival, the world’s oldest non-competitive classical music festival.
The historic Gloucester Docks offer another wonderful afternoon out. Explore the award-winning National Waterways Museum , enjoy waterside walks and cafés, or browse the shops at Gloucester Quays, a popular outlet shopping destination set within the beautifully restored dockland buildings.
Explore the Cotswolds
No visit to the area would be complete without spending time in the Cotswolds – a truly special and picturesque region right on our doorstep. Known for its rolling hills, or ‘wolds’, this stunning landscape offers something to enjoy in every season.
Discover charming villages built from honey-coloured stone, explore bustling market towns, and visit magnificent country houses and historic palaces. Nature lovers can enjoy acclaimed nature reserves and some of Britain’s finest arboretums, while walkers are spoilt for choice with breath-taking routes along ancient trails through unspoilt countryside. There are also plenty of opportunities for water-based fun in the area’s lakes and waterways.
A little further afield, the Forest of Dean offers a rich mix of natural beauty, history and culture. Enjoy a leisurely journey on the Forest of Dean Railway, travelling 4.5 miles through beautiful woodland and countryside. With five stations along the route, there’s plenty of opportunity to explore, whether that’s woodland walks, cosy country pubs, or a trip towards the Severn Estuary.
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Proprietor: Scott & Jo Sanderson
Address: : Briarfields Motel & Touring Park, Gloucester Road (B4063), Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL51 0SS
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