
London, Greater London, England
Powered cement/asphalt and grass travel trailer campsite
Liked Great location for somewhere to stay whilst visiting London for the weekend. Great public transport links to get into central London. Would definitely use this site again. Good level hardstanding pitches & EHU.
Disliked Noisy campers on site, but that was only one night.
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From the manager: Thank you for your lovely review. We hope to welcome you to one of our Lee Valley campsites again soon.
Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, England
Primitive grass and gravel campervan, tent or trailer tent campsite
Liked Exactly as described, a basic site with just a portaloo and amazing views. We walked down to HB (about half a mile, all downhill), had planned to walk back too but it is a v steep hill so we got a taxi back instead (£10).
Disliked Possibly a bit overpriced at £20 a night given the very basic amenities. Also the promised bottled water didn't arrive but we had gone prepared with a full water container so it wasn't a problem.
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Ravenglass, Cumbria, England
Powered grass travel trailer campsite
Liked Small site, friendly owner, spacious, level pitches, dog friendly, great walking straight off the site, 25 mins walk to Ravenglass village for pubs, inclusive vfm price (no added extras for dog or electricity).
Disliked No washing up area for pots and pans, views spoiled by pylon but appreciate little the owner can do about that!
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Lauragh, Co. Kerry, Republic of Ireland
Power optional grass campervan, tent or trailer tent campsite
Liked Fabulous views, laid back vibe, very friendly owners, being able to have a bbq/fire, spacious pitch, privacy.
Disliked Lack of dog walking in the area (we hoped to walk part of Beara Way but sadly dogs not allowed)
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From the manager: Thank you Claire for your review. We do have wifi here on the upper part of the campsite but as the area is so vast it can't be everywhere. There are some lovely walks for dogs up at Glenmore lake and into the Pocket and other places as well in the neighbourhood. Information available in reception. Glad you enjoyed your stay with us and hope to see you again.
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England
Pine Views camping pod
Liked One positive which I definitely want to highlight is the staff who were very friendly and helpful.
Disliked Stayed in one of the camping pods which have definitely seen better days and need a good deep clean. Cobwebs everywhere, dirty curtains and the floor needed a damn good mop! This is a lovely part of Norfolk and good walks straight out the site but very loud road noise and disappointing standards in the pods for £50 a night. Also, the toilet block nearest to pods was all locked up except for one bathroom marked 'male' for first couple of days, when a second one was opened it had no heating. The other toilet block was fully open with heating so don't know why those of us at pod end couldn't have the same service. One positive which I definitely want to highlight is the staff who were very friendly and helpful.
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From the manager: Thank you for your comments and we will definitely be taking them on board. We have inspected the pods this morning after the cleaners have cleaned them to check the standard of cleaning and can confirm we did find one curtain with a hand print on it however, on this mornings inspection the floors were immaculate and no cobwebs were found. With regards to the bathroom, when only one pod is in use we only open one bathroom down that end of the site as this is effectively your own private bathroom as the other end of the site naturally use the other service bathrooms. We take on board changing the sign on the bathroom to multi-sex is a valid suggestion and we will be actioning this today. We do hope to see you again soon to visit Norfolk.
Whitby, North Yorkshire, England
Power optional gravel travel trailer campsite
Liked Very friendly, helpful staff; location close to Hawsker village (5 mins walk) and fab Hare & Hounds pub (dog friendly, great food & beer); ease of access to the Cinder track (10mins walk) and coastal path (15 mins walk). Good size hard standing pictures with beautiful bird song from the hedgerows. 5 mins to bus stop for routes to Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay and Scarborough.
Disliked The curse of campsite showers - having to push the button for water every 5 seconds. Water nice and hot but shower room cold. Litter on site, e.g hedgerows. I picked up litter near my pitch but there was plenty to go at
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From the manager: Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We really do appreciate the feedback. Litter picking is a daily task. I'm sorry that we fell short on this occasion. In the light of your comments, we have had a blitz of the site this morning :). We hope to welcome you back on site in the future.
Owslebury, Hampshire, England
Primitive grass campsite
Liked Really friendly welcome on arrival, helpful directions to pitch, good, clean facilities.
Disliked Noisy campers, the youths in the tent that was pitched next to us were off their heads until 3am which meant pretty much no sleep!
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