Well layed out quite site, plenty of space between each pitch and lovely walk down to the severn estary and along the banks and also to the local friendly pub

Toilets needed cleaning as well as showers which was a shame as it did let the site down.

A lovely quiet site. Walking distance from a great pub. Hope to stay again.

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Beautifully quiet, good size pitches, showers were good,

Thought site was actually on the river, apart from that nothing to fault

Always a great stopover.
Easy to navigate. Wide pitches w privacy hedges.
Great farm.
Quiet even though there were about 6 other pitches filled.

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Pitches were flat and nicely laid out.
Good general location

Toilets were dirty, even after being serviced they had stained seats and were not cleaned properly.
Showers were in same room as dirty toilets so did not feel nice.
Nothing seemed like it was cleaned properly.
Site has many flies, probably because there is a silage storage right next door on the farm.
Rubbish bins overflowing, again adding to the feeling the site is not properly looked after.

Great location, lovely small friendly campsite

Nothing

The relaxed atmosphere. Local walks and pub

Toilets and shower blocks need updating there quite tatty

Space. Location. Amenities
Nearby xafe and pub

No toilet roll Sunday a.m

Whilst limited, the bathrooms are large and clean.
The communal fire pit is great, the pitches are a good size and the location is fine.

The sheer volume of biting flies.
The lack of any contact with the owners.
The only option is to call, in a signal black spot. Not very helpful.

This campsite has potential: pitches are large; privacy fences are lovely; showers and toilets are properly plumbed in.

We arrived at 2.30pm on the Sunday and left at 10.30am on the Tuesday, and at no point during this time were the toilets or showers cleaned. We had 30°C heat, so they were very smelly. We ended up using our motorhome facilities, but those in tents won't have been as lucky.

The neighbouring farm is an industrial dairy farm. It's noisy and smells of silage. Obviously, the campsite can't do anything about its neighbours, but it's something people should consider before booking.

While we were there, because of the 30°C heat, the neighbouring farm was carrying out their evening milking at 10pm (to stop the cows suffering from heat stress). This meant machine noise and milk tankers into the evening. The silage smelt rancid in the heat and there were swarms of flies from the silage.

If you do stay at this campsite, avoid the hot weather!