Camping, Glamping & Caravanning is a terrific holiday option. It’s great value and a fantastic experience for adults and kids alike. Plus, the family dog is always welcome - you can’t say that for many fancy hotels! Staying at Orchard View Farm Glamping & Campsite means you can enjoy fabulous food and drink in the Trough Garden Café. We have a farm shop and butchery onsite, BBQs for rental and brand-new wash facilities. With all this great stuff in one place, we’re unique amongst campsites in the area. We’re also passionate about supporting local businesses and our community. Whilst we’re confident in what we have to offer, we wanted to share some of our local knowledge with you and support our fellow campsites. Here’s our list of the Best Campsites in Bucks. Town Farm Camping & Caravanning This working farm near the pretty village of Ivinghoe has been run by the Leach family since the early 1930s. They opened their gates to campers in 2009 and pride themselves on being a rural and non-commercial site. However, they still have all the facilities you’ll need. With guest experience their priority, you’re sure to have a great stay!

Het klassieke Engelse dorpsmoordmysterie is al lang een favoriet van liefhebbers van detectiveverhalen. De beroemdste exponent van het vaartuig was waarschijnlijk Agatha Christie's spinster sleuth Miss Marple, die vanuit haar huis in het fictieve dorp St. Mary Mead complexe complotten ontrafelde en 'whodunit' aankondigde lang voordat de ploeterende politie-inspecteur die verantwoordelijk was voor de zaak zijn eerste verdachte had gevonden. Miss Marple uit de jaren '30 en '40 loste moorden op die redelijk ordinary.....no seks of geweld waren

The Heart of the Story is the English Village

Turville An impossibly pretty village with a timeless and 16th-century brick cottages charm located in the beautiful Chilterns area not too far from Orchard View Farm Glamping and Camping which has become quite the TV and Film star in recent years. It’s the quintessential English village having provided the backdrop for Midsomer Murders, Jonathan Creek, Miss Marple, and The Day of the Triffids, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Father Came Too, Goodnight Mr. Tom – so quite a list! Don’t leave without visiting the local church which doubled as St Barnabus in ‘The Vicar of Dibley’ and also pack your walking boots as from here you can easily explore the stunning landscapes of the Chiltern Hills. On a sunny day, the walk up to the famous windmill provides a great view.