Our Campsite is only open from the middle of March to the end of October. Please see our Camping Prices & Booking page for more details: https://wellingtoncountrypark.co.uk/camping/prices-booking-2025/

No, we are a touring campsite. We only provide the pitch facility. We do not have any glamping facilities

Yes, as part of your campsite fees, access to the Country Park is included. Please note, you cannot gain access to either your Campsite pitch or the Country Park until 2:00pm on the day of arrival. Please note access to the Park does not include use of the Miniature Railway or Welly Wheels. Tickets are required for both the Miniature Railway and Welly Wheels and can only be purchased at Reception, along with Animal Feed and Duck Feed.

On the day of departure, once you have vacated your pitch, you also have access to the Park until closing time (4:30pm/5:30pm depending on season). Please keep on your camping wristbands to allow free access.

Being a family-based campsite, we are unable to accept stag, hen, or any all-adult parties. Due to the presence of young children on site, the consumption of alcohol must be limited at all times.

All paths within the campsite are either typical forest floor or stone/shingle. Therefore, they are not easily accessible for wheelchairs. Please be aware that currently, we do not have any have any disabled shower or toilet facilities on the campsite

Yes, you can. When booking online, after you have selected the type of unit you would like, it will show a drop-down box of available pitches of the type you have requested. You can then select which pitch you want. Please be aware however that pitches may occasionally have to be moved for operational reasons.

Premium pitches are electric pitches which provide you with slightly more privacy than standard electric pitches. There are a variety of pitches available which, subject to availability, are suitable for all different forms of camping.

This is not a service we are able to provide. We do not have any glamping facilities.

We only allow a maximum of 8 people per pitch in total (that includes any infant/child). We do not allow all adult groups.

No, only one unit is allowed per pitch. A unit is defined as a tent, trailer tent, folding camper, campervan, motorhome or caravan. Please note, there is no distinguishing between an 8-person tent or a 1-person tent. Both are classified for licensing purposes as one unit.

Yes. To make use of the electricity supply, you will need to bring with you an electric hook up cable, a round 3-pin plug (available at outdoor camping suppliers/shops). Please note that we do not supply them or have them to purchase.

Cables should be a standard 16amp outdoor cable at one end with a 13amp socket at the other, and with a minimum of 15m to ensure you can reach the hook up point.

Each hook up point is clearly numbered on each pitch and delivers a maximum of 1.5KW (6amps) per pitch. Please ensure that you do not exceed this wattage, as it may cause the circuit to trip. Generators are not permitted.

Each hook up point is clearly numbered on each pitch and delivers a maximum of 1.5KW (6amps) per pitch. Please ensure that you do not exceed this wattage, as it may cause the circuit to trip. Generators are not permitted. As supply is limited, campers should only use travelling kettles, irons etc. Normal utilities may trip the supply.

No. Our non-electric pitches are for tents only. Campervans, motorhomes, caravans etc. are not permitted on these pitches.

Yes, you can be together if we have availability. However, the caravan/motorhome can only go on an electric pitch, so to be together you would both have to go on electric pitches.

Please note, we will always strive to ensure your booking request. However, Wellington Country Park reserves the right to move pitches for any technical, operational or health and safety reasons.

We ask all visitors to book online via our booking page on our website https://wellingtoncountrypark.co.uk/camping/prices-booking-2025/  We request all visitors, whether making one booking or multiple bookings, to book online via our Camping bookings page. Bookings must be made 48 hrs in advance to arriving and cannot be booked on the day.

All camping bookings must be pre-booked and paid for 24hrs in advance, via our website. Wellington Country Park is totally cashless and no cash payments or on the door bookings will be accepted.

A minimum of 2 nights stay is required on weekends and during Hampshire school holiday dates. A minimum of 3 nights is required on Bank Holiday weekends.

A maximum of 7 nights stay is permitted on our site. If you wish to stay longer than this (up to a maximum of 14 nights), you must first email Wellington Country Park with the dates of your required stay and the purpose of your visit. Wellington Country Park reserves the right to refuse any such request. If you have booked for longer than 7 days, and it has not been authorised, your booking will be cancelled and refunded as per the Cancellation Policy.

Bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance of your stay, via our website and cannot be made over the telephone. Please note that there is a £2.00 booking fee charged for each pitch booked. Full payment must be made at the time of booking. Bookings are not confirmed until full payment has been received. We do not take bookings on the day either online or on the door.

No, there is no additional charge for awnings. There are also no additional charges for a standard gazebo (3m x 3m) . However, if you intend to use a gazebo, this must not encroach on to your neighbour’s pitch.

Check in times are from 2:00pm to 4:30pm (Country Park low season dates) and 2:00pm to 5:30pm (Country Park high season dates). Please do not arrive any earlier than the check in time of 2:00pm, as entry to the Campsite prior to this time is not available.

When you arrive at Wellington Country Park, please follow the signs for the Reception building and park in the layby at the front of the building (maximum stay of 10 minutes), before entering the Campsite.

All campers must check in at the Reception building where you will receive your welcome information, a car pass, directions to your pitch, wristbands for the duration of your stay alongside the site access key. Please ensure that you have access to the confirmation letter, whether printed or on a device.

If you think you are going to be later than the check in times, it is essential that you contact us to let us know. We just ask you to call us on the day of arrival before 4:00pm (Country Park low season) or 5:00pm (Country Park high season) to let us know so that we can go through the late arrival procedure with you.

Unfortunately, we do not offer this facility. Campers are asked not to arrive until check-in time of 2:00pm as access to the Campsite is not available prior to this time.

If you think you are going to be later than the check in times, it is essential that you contact us to let us know. We just ask you to call us on the day of arrival before 4:00pm (Country Park low season) or 5:00pm (Country Park high season) to let us know so that we can go through the late arrival procedure with you.

On the day of departure, campers must vacate their pitch and return their key to the Reception building by 11:00am latest. Failure to do so may incur an additional cost upon departure. Please note, lost keys will be charged at £20.00 per key.

Once campers have vacated their pitch and the key has been returned, campers are more than welcome to use the Country Park for the remainder of the day, until the Park closes (4:30pm/5:30pm) depending on the time of year. Please keep on your camping wristbands to allow free access.

Our full cancellation and refund policy is available to view on our website. Please note, movement or cancellations can only be made up to 7 days prior to the arrival date for all stays, excluding Bank Holiday weekends.

Yes, you can. We do allow a maximum of 3 dogs on a pitch and are charged at £3.00 each per night. Please note that dogs must not be left unattended at any time within the Campsite or any area of the Country Park grounds. If walking your dog in any area of the Country Park grounds, dogs must be kept on a short lead at all times (we do not have any facility where your dog can be allowed off the lead). Please note that dogs are not allowed in the children’s play areas, or the Animal Farm and we ask that you bring bags with you to clear up after them.

Ground fires and braziers are prohibited. Enclosed firepits, chimeneas and BBQs are allowed though due to weather conditions this may be prohibited at the Campsite Warden’s discretion. You are welcome to bring your own BBQs though any BBQ must be a minimum of one building brick height off the ground. They must not be placed directly on the ground. Bricks are available opposite the Campsite Warden’s lodge.

If BBQs etc. are used, they must be supervised at all times and please have firefighting materials ready, i.e. water and sand, available for any emergency. 

Bicycles, adult scooters, adult/child electric scooters, hover boards, skateboards or roller blade are not allowed in the Country Park or on the Campsite at any time. However, bicycles with stabilisers, balance bicycles and child scooters are permitted.

Please also note that drones and Chinese lanterns are not allowed anywhere in the Campsite or in the Country Park. Climbing trees is not permitted anywhere onsite. There is no fishing (syndicate members only), swimming, paddling, or boating (including remote control) permitted on the lakes.

Campsite visitors are permitted and are not required to pre-book. If visiting during the day, prior to 5:30pm, they must purchase their tickets on arrival. They are required to pay the full Country Park day admission rate, whether they are using the Park or not.

Campsite visitors must be met in Reception by the campers they are visiting. Visitors intending to stay later in the evening are asked to please pass on their car registration number on arrival.

All visitors must be off-site by 10:30pm latest. As both the Campsite and Country Park entry gate will be locked, campers will have to escort their guests off the premises. The total number of campers and guests must not exceed the maximum of 8 people per pitch, as defined above

No, we do not have any entertainment on site. However, you are more than welcome to walk around the Country Park in the evenings and use the play areas, when we are closed to the public. Please be aware that the lake is not fenced in so children must be supervised at all times. The Park is also not lit at night, so when it goes dark, it becomes very dark. We do recommend all campers to bring a torch with you on your visit.