Gloucestershire Vlog - Woolaston, Netherend, and Plusterwine Farm Campsite

We spent two nights staying at Plusterwine Farm Campsite in Woolaston, Gloucestershire.

We filmed this vlog during our stay to show what this area has to offer and what staying at this campsite is really like. We also explore the countryside in Woolaston by the River Severn, and sample some delicious nepalese food at the Woolaston Inn.

If you would like to read a full review of Plusterwine Farm Campsite that can be found here.

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