Drove Lea Farm is a quiet, family run, caravan and camping facility, which nestles in the beautiful Meon Valley, within the newly appointed conservation area of Titchfield Abbey, just to the north of the picturesque village of Titchfield.


Drove Lea is situated in 8 acres of level and part wooded farmland that is dedicated to camping and is open from the 1st of February until the 30th of November. The site has electric hook ups available and the usual fresh water and waste disposal facilities. Local produce and fresh eggs are available from a neighboring farm.

Countryside Camping is exactly that; no club houses, toilet blocks, shower blocks, restaurants or discos. All caravans and camping units will require their own toilet and washing facilities. The site is well maintained and kept clean.

Drove-Lea-Farm offers the following facilities.

Facilities available are water, elsan disposal and electricity. We currently have 40 card fed meter hook-up points dispersed around the site, in order to ensure that all campers have a significant amount of space if required. Ambience is available in abundance.

Dogs, and their owners are welcome, however we do ask that they are kept under control and any "accidents", cleaned up.

Real ale and real food are available from the Fishermans Rest: fresh eggs and local produce are available from the farm shop opposite the Fishermans Rest

Electric Hookup available on some or all pitches - Enjoy the benefits of a mains power supply to your tent or caravan

Car parking availble beside caravans

Well behaved dogs are welcomed on this site

All caravans and camping units will require their own toilet and washing facilities.

Dogs, and their owners are welcome, however we do ask that they are kept under control and any "accidents", cleaned up. 

Address
Drove-Lea-Farm Mill Lane Titchfield Hampshire PO15 5DX England	Telephone: 01329 841864 Fax:01329 841864
	Camping & Touring

Drove Lea is ideal for a quite country break or a stopover for the continent, with quick and easy access to the M27; both the ports of Portsmouth and Southampton are only 20 minutes drive.

 

Local Area

Within walking distance is historic Titchfield Abbey, fishing lakes, a well-stocked garden centre and finally, the charming village of Titchfield.
From the seventh century St. Peter’s Church in Titchfield, a walk of approximately four miles will take you along the banks of the river Meon to the coast at Meon Shore, passing Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve.

Local Information & Businesses

• Restaurants in Titchfield
• Visitor Attractions in Hampshire

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