Nestled along the banks of the River Wye, Ross-on-Wye beckons with its charming allure. Since William Gilpin penned Britainās inaugural travel guide to the Wye Valley in 1782, the town has been a magnet for picturesque tourism. Today, amid its breathtaking scenery, visitors can explore quaint independent shops, stroll beside the townās 19th-century mock-Gothic walls and the enchanting Gazebo Tower folly, and admire the pastel-hued homes cascading down the hillside to meet the river.
Ross-On-Wye Attractions
Camping Near Ross-on-Wye
Just a 12 minute drive from us

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Camping Ross-On-Wye
We have 31 touring pitches with electrical pitches and all the facilities you need to make your stay comfortable including washing up facilities, showers and toilets.Ā
For those looking for extra comfort we have glamping arks, cabins and orchard lodges with hot tubs.Ā














