Being free to choose our own pitch . Site well kept. Although we booked an electric hook up for there to be electric in the ladies toilets a real gem , don’t always get that .

Not keen on the open shower changing room

This was a stop over whilst I visited the Tank museum (which is about 10 minutes away).
Everyone was friendly, will defo use again.

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The campsite was in a lovely area, very peaceful and loads to do in the area. The facilities were clean and there was a very relaxed atmosphere on site.

The only negative would be the shower set up. There are 3 showers in both ladies and gents. These are divided by solid walls and with a shower curtain at the front. There is a shared dressing area. These could easily be changed so that each shower had its own private dressing area and would be simple to do by extending the solid wall out. This would immediately please everyone and remove negative comments regarding the showers. I know if I had read the reviews before booking I most probably wouldn’t have booked the site. However, we had a lovely time and this was just a small negative.

Nice big pitches. Fire pits available at £12 for a bag of logs which is reasonable.

Facilities were quite dirty and unhygienic. Even after they’d been ‘cleaned’ it left a lot to be desired and I’m not even sure they were cleaned every day. There was a cotton pad (used for removing makeup) in the shower in the soap holder for the whole 3 days we were there. Stains in the toilets still there next day. There are only 2 washbasins in the ladies and men’s washrooms, semi exposed to the elements with no privacy as they were located before you went in the door to the toilets. The sinks were also very high and not accessible for children. There are maybe half dozen toilets then a door to the shower section which has 3 shower cubicles and a communal changing area - but a lock on the inside of the door means that some people then lock it when they are using the shower (to get privacy), which effectively reduces the number of showers to one. No hooks to hang anything by sinks or by mirrors. Waste management was poor. There were 2 recycling bins labelled for glass, but all the others were just general recycling. But as there were no obvious refuse bins the recycling bins were full of rubbish. The bins at the front were full to overflowing and bins behind were empty but not accessible as they weren’t being rotated or managed. The Elsan point absolutely stinks too. The price for the pitches is fairly high, so I would expect a lot more in terms of cleanliness and more thoughtfully laid out facilities for that sort of money. There was no information point, no leaflets, no wifi, no visible personnel. Probably one of the worst sites I’ve stayed in over the last 12 years of camping

Clean, well kept, functioning toilets and showers .

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Size of pitches - ours turned out to be flat (deep joy) it is the first time we have not needed ramps.
The respected quiet times. The joy of kids able to play safely. (We do not have any) The toilets were clean.
The wonderful quietness of the site, yes you can hear the tanks sometimes and the trains, but that is life and the noise is faint.

The shower facility. I am sorry communal idea is a big no no. I did not shower even though I was desperate to do so.

The location was quiet and away from background noise, the facility’s were clean and suitable for all.

Apparently (male writing the review) the female showers weren’t very warm.

Large pitches friendly atmosphere made to feel welcome by owner and very helpful

Toilets and showers not cleaned enough

The lane that the site was on was rural and pleasant.

Everything else.
Run down.
Broken machinery etc everywhere.
Shabby site.
No reception.
The communal shower areas.
The water either froze or burned you.

Owner was friendly and helpful the site was clean and the showers and toilets.

We only stayed 1 night :)

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