Lovely field, good toilet facilities, sparsely populated. I also liked it not being very heavily managed, but can see how some would dislike that. Nobody to hassle you, but also nobody around to help you either. The horse in the next field was up for headpats so that was good too.

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Pleasant short walk to Tanworth in Arden (visiting the home and grave of singer / songwriter Nick Drake).
Lovely site with no hassle (very quiet).
Superb shower / toilet block.
Animals for kids (will bring grandchildren soon).
Cool Pizza place onsite.
Nice helpful staff.

Approach road from the east was a rough, rocky hill. However looks like it is being re-surfaced so will be great later this year (approach from the West, Tanworth end)

Clean facilities, plenty of space and the pizza barn was an added bonus.

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Beautiful estate. Loads of space. Cafe and pizza barn both great. Kids enjoyed the play area, seeing the animals and exploring the grounds

Only a couple of really minor points for improvement (we'll definitely return).
The toilet block is clean and modern, but more geared up for day visitors than campers. No hooks for towels or shelves for toiletries etc.
The hot water at the washing up area wasn't very hot, so not ideal for greasey frying pans etc.
All in all very happy though and looking forward to returning (hopefully on a drier weekend!).

Site was spacious and well equipped, superb showers, washing up facilities on site.
Pizza barn served lovely pizzas and the cafe was fabulous too. Would definitely recommend

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Lovely pop up site on an estate wit the use of toilets which were very clean. Couldn't find the showers but only stayed 1 night so didn't matter .
Cafe on site and a pizza place that served pizza in the evening .

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spacious well kept field
good facilities
children's play area
excellent cafe

constant noise from nearby motorway and early morning flights from Birmingham airport

received a car parking fine from the firm who manage the day visitors car parking for the Umberslade estate.

The campsite was spacious without allocated pitches which meant it had a countryside feeling that we enjoyed.
The toilets and showers were clean.
The play area was large and interesting for different ages of children.

The gate to the campsite (and estate), contrary to signage, was left open all night, every night. With the absence of a warden or owners on site, this did leave us feeling rather vulnerable.
Members of the public wandering past frequently, on their way to the play barn and pizza barn. This did reduce the feeling of privacy somewhat.
Multiple dogs off lead, running up to other people's tents and food, running up and scaring children etc. I did broach this with management (via texts and phone since there is no one on site) but nothing was done about it. Booking conditions say that dogs must be kept on leads at all times, otherwise I would not have booked (because one of my children has a dog phobia). Management need to decide on their approach to dogs and advertise accordingly, so that campers know what to expect.

Location
Being sent a text the day of our visit with details of what to do when we get there.
Pizza Barn
Toilet and shower complex.

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Pizza Shack
How easy it was to just pitch up
The location
The Staff
The park & surrounding areas

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