Space of pitch.
Staff very helpful and friendly
Clean toilet and shower facilities

Could do with more toilets and showers

Lovely working farm pitch. Really friendly welcome on arrival. Lots of provisions in the small reception shop. Wood, fire lighters and kindling delivered direct to our patch. Clean bathroom facilities, always able to go when needed and the site was relatively busy. Washing up area always clean and the pitch itself was huge with own fire pit.

Was hesitant and even thought about cancelling after reading many reviews about the welcome people received. Couldn't fault the owners or the welcome.

Site is as described.

Disliked barking dogs. There were lots and at some points it was like camping next to a busy kennel. This is purely poor dog owners controlling their dogs.

Absolutely amazing site located 15 mins away from the beach super friendly staff
lovley on site facilities

Even got to go and see the donkey (murphy) would highly recommend and definitely be coming back

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Super friendly welcome! The ladies on reception couldn't have done enough for you, nothing was too much trouble and they were chatty too which we love!
Excellent service for my 6 year old daughter too, spoke to her, let her feed the fish and we were allowed a VIP visit to the lambs too - thank you!
The facilities were modern, clean and warm! There is a communal fridge and freezer for guests.
The reception has soft drinks and a few essentials that you may have forgotten.
You order your logs (£10 for a big sack) and they get delivered to your pitch, no carrying them around.
The site is nice and quiet, surrounding area quiet too which means little traffic noise through the night.
It's 4 miles one way to Ravenglass and 3 miles the other way to Seascale.
10 minutes drive from Muncaster Castle.
Would definitely return.

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On arrival, they noted that we had a large twin axle caravan, and changed us to a more appropriate pitch. There was a large gap between pitches. Showers were warm. Services close and easily accessible.
Found all the staff approachable and agreeable, they are strict with their rules, which are there for everyone's enjoyment.
Shop has a range of product, which is for visitors convenience.

We're we were pitched, we were close to the working farm, sometimes the cattle were a little noisy, and when the wind was on a certain direction there was a certain smell. (This is a working cattle farm so this is to be expected).
The pitches have limited space to park car, particularly if it is a large 4x4, but not a real problem.

Lovely owners, really nice pitches!

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Clean facilities
Shop close by
Good location
Selection of 'forgotten' items and camp side games available at reception
Friendly welcome

Nothing

loved everything. and the owners were so friendly and helpful. the site was immaculate.

could only get Wi-Fi at reception area that's why only a score of 4

Peace and quiet. friendly staff

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This was our second stay at Sheperds Views, Holmrook. We liked friendly staff who greeted us by name. A well laid-out site. Generous pitches (not cramped). Good washing-up facilities. Great modern wet-rooms (closed at quieter times). Very good shower/toilet facilities in the barn. Camp has electronic gate with pin code access. Good site rules regarding visitors, noise levels, control of children and pets etc.

We stayed for 11 nights and we found that during the week the site, like the location, is quieter mid week than at the weekends. We stayed over the August Bank Holiday, and as expected the camp filled up for that time. Noise levels increased but in our corner everyone respected the camp rules. We never had to wait long to use the facilities so the number of facilities seems to be about right for the size of the site. We did not witness any free-loader campers as we have seen on other sites and put this down to the site access gate.

Staff clean the facilities daily and replace toilet paper etc.

The site has a small shop where you can buy or rent essentials you may have forgotten. We forgot some of our tent-pegs and were able to buy some from the shop at a reasonable price. The shop also sells logs for the fire-pit and rents wind-breaks, BBQs etc.

The site is located on the Drigg road about half way between the A595 and Seascale. There are a couple of roads that run down to the wild beach passed the LLW site. The beach and Seascale are a walkable distance but the road is a country lane with no footpath. For those who do not know it, Seascale is a quite beach town that has not been commercialised as other British seaside towns have. There is an Ice Cream Parlour which sells the excellent Mawsons ice cream and a chippy that is very popular and great quality at reasonable prices (you'll pay a lot more in Ambleside). There is a Co-Op where you can get supplies and an old-fashioned hardware/iron monger store. If you're into BMXing, Seascale has an excellent BMX track. Going inland the site is a 10 mile drive to the highest mountain in England with some spectacular scenery and opportunities to bike, hike and wild swim.

I don't think there was anything we disliked that could not be put down to other users. Not everyone uses the mop and squeegy provided at the facility, not everyone unclogs the sink after washing up etc, but these are minor issues that the site staff have little to no control over.