
Malvern, Worcestershire, England
Powered grass campsite (members only)
Liked Lovely site, situated close to the Three Counties Show Ground. . . . about a 10 minute walk across the fields and you are at the south gate, which was ideal as it gave a basecamp to be able drop in and out.
Site is extremely well kept, flat and well located for exploring the area. The campsite is contained within a farm, stables and equestrian centre.
The owners were lovely, helpful and accommodating.
Grass pitches only, which personally I prefer, even after intense downpour was not waterlogged and camper did not sink into the grass. .
I was staying with my four legged friend, dogs must be kept on a led as not to upset the horses or sheep. the sites' location is Immediately adjacent to the site is the Wyche Way, which led directly into fields and to the Malvern Hills. so dog walking is no a problem.
Disliked Single unisex toilet, although clean and well kept as was no issue over the week end, might not be enough if the campsite was busy.
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Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
Powered grass campsite
Liked Great site nestled in the mids of an early accessible forest
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St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Primitive grass campsite
Liked Nydie Caravan and Camping is a fantastic, clean and very well run camp and caravan site. The owner is friendly and welcoming, the site is spacious and clean.
We were pitched in the adult only area, but the main area has play equipment for the wee ones.
Pitches are clearly defined and reasonably flat, on good drained ground.
Nydie is located at the top of the hill with stunning views over the surrounding area.
We have previously camped at Nydie campsite, and each time have seen new work over the years - during this stay the male shower block was undergoing a refurb, but they had maintained a full set up adjacent - No shortage of hot water...
We had also used the wooded huts, great option if you are looking for a little more comfort and warmth
Electrical hookups are available,
Highly recommended this camp site,. . .
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From the manager: Thank you so much for your lovely review and I appreciate all the information you included for other potential guests. You’ll need to come back soon as the new shower area is up and running and looks lovely, sorry it wasn’t ready for your stay but pleased you were happy with the alternative. Thanks again for your informative review :-)
Caernarfon, Gwynedd, Wales
Primitive grass tent campsite
Liked A quiet campsite, although we did arrive before the bank holiday rush, we pitched in the far corner away from the caravans and pretty much had the field to ourselves.
The field is gently sloping, so a little consideration which way to pitch the tent so you sleep with your head up hill may be required.
Prior to our arrival there had been a period of heavy persistent rain, so ground was wet but not water logged - but best park your car on the gravelled area at the bottom of the field
The shower and WC block were one of the best we had experienced- clean, well stocked and an abundance of hot water for the showers - which was greatly welcomed after a days walking.
On the second day we cooked over an open fire, accompanied by a few beers. The wood was bought for £4 from the campsite and one bag burnt well into the night.
The campsite owners were very welcoming and friendly,
A lovely campsite, set in an ideal location a good base for walking.
Disliked It's difficult to discreet this campsite, if there could be a problem it could be to meet a caravan coming in the opposite direction along the narrow lane to the campsite.
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