Owslebury, Hampshire, England
Powered grass site
Liked When we arrived Thursday, it was quiet and showers and toilets were clean and we slept well that particular night.
Nice park, soft play and mini golf available at extra cost.
Food was okay. Kids meals were awful but adults meals were okay.
Few drinking water taps scattered about.
Good location.
Disliked Come Friday, the site was so busy. Children and adults up well into the early hours keeping us awake. When asked to keep the noise down, they didn’t. Hitting golf balls into tents that weren’t theirs.
Showers and taps couldn’t keep up with the demand so the pressure completely dropped so you weren’t able to use the showers.
There was a sign saying £3 a pot to feed the ducks. When we enquired the lady at reception has no idea about it and had to radio through to find out. The high ropes they have on site isn’t useable and the meadow walk is shut (specifically says no entry).
Cars passed our tent every hour of the night and day.
Absolutely no campsite etiquette!!
Packed up Sunday and left after an awful nights sleep. Quite a shame as one of the more expensive campsites we’ve stayed on.
Recommend to friends Visit again
Wells, Somerset, England
Power optional grass site
Liked We chose the electric pitches which id highly recommend. Spacious pitches and nice and quiet.
Small play bits round by the shop with the animals and feeder but you need £1 coins.
Disliked Rabbit holes everywhere on tent pitches, assumed they’d be filled in with soil to keep ground even.
Recommend to friends Visit again
From the manager: Hi - thanks for the feedback. The rabbits have got out of control! We'll try and get around the pitches to fill them in.