The reception staff were really friendly and helpful helped us manoeuvre the caravan onto our pitch for the night. Lovely little site.

Toilets while practical were a little outdated.

The field looked nice.

First night, Friday morning. We were woken about 8am with the noise of loads of heavy machinery. It sounded like a London construction site. Angle grinders, cement mixers, heavy plant machinery moving stuff. Very noisy. Saturday morning a bit less.
Toilet block, pre war, needs replacing. Gents: 1 sink, 1 toilet, 1 shower, 1 urinal. Ladies (wife said) same but 2 cubicles instead of urinal. Taps were plunger button, when plunger is released, water stops, comedy outdated. Shower also had plunger operated. Hand dryer was powerful and modern and worked awesome , it was the highlight of the site. Out tent was so close to the toilets that we could hear when someone was washing their hands, sounded like a jet engine taking off. This enabled us to know when the toilets were free. The smell on Saturday morning from the toilets was so strong we could smell it from our tent, most unpleasant. Also Saturday morning, no toilet paper. The site looks like it’s under construction and catering for caravans mainly. You make your own fun (it’s camping, of course you do). The only kids play facility was a large outdoor chess set which needed a spring clean. There were also some benches to sit on outside the toilet block, why anyone would want to do this is beyond me.
No on site shop. Basically a field with electricity and an outdated toilet block. You make your own fun.

Not a great deal!

Lack of information on arrival, one shower for entire park (which we had to find ourselves), no facility for refuse (large pile of over-flowing bagged rubbish near reception building. Several dogs wandering free (no owners present).

Amazing campsite. Owners so helpful

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The shower block was amazing!

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Really peaceful

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Sehr ruhiger kleiner Platz

Sanitäre Anlage und Waschraum sind sehr in die Jahre gekommen

Level gravel pitch with water and waste. However anybody who can’t reverse there caravan will struggle as it is up a gravel incline to the top of the pitch. I think a motor mover would struggle. Nice location. It’s probably 20 -30 minutes walk to the nearest pub going either left or right as you leave site. This will be a beautiful site when completed in approx 3 years (according to the lady owner) who is lovely by the way

As most other reviews the male toilet and shower (yes that’s right only one of each) are not fit for purpose, can’t comment on the ladies luckily I use my caravan not so lucky for the campers. I understand they are building the site up but they need to prioritise on a new shower block instead of working on extra pitches, if they do this then the poor reviews will stop and customers won’t mind paying the inflated prices they are charging at the moment £35.00 per night for the pitch I was on. I think one toilet is below the legal limit for so many guests. Bins overflowing so had to leave my bag of rubbish on the floor next to them. The continued work opposite the site on the river is expected to continue for the next 5 years so you do get some noise from that. No Wi-Fi is offered. Photos are of the leaflet you receive on arrival.

The high hermatiage is a brilliant place to stay, the kids aged 5 to 12 loved every minute!. The site wardens are very nice people having good conversations and willing to help at all times. The pitch we had was situated really close to toilets and shower blocks and the dish Wasing area. This aloud our children the freedom to use the facilities with us staying on the pitch. All guest were lovely and the place was clean!

Nothing! When can we book again!

The spontaneous visits local animal life.

The grass "pitch" was just a recently dug up field that was bogged with water and had no drainage, so when it came to us leaving for our days activities, we were stuck and unable to drive ourselves out of the pitch, putting a huge delay on our day. This happened on two separate days in two different pitches. There was a static caravan abandoned on the road in front of a lot of the pitches, forcing us to drive up onto the path and grass, ripping up the turf as we did so.

The site was nowhere near as clean or quiet as advertised, as half the site was a construction site, and the water board was across the road, hammering pipes down under the road on a daily basis.

The site warden was initially unhelpful and would only move us out of the bog after we had called the owner to try and sort something out.