George the warden is a lovely man, he welcomed us immediately when we pulled up at the barrier. The grass was kept short and neat the whole place was so tidy. We liked it as we has a disabled son the site was flat and extremely well fenced (a 6ft security fence around the whole site)
Every time we used the shower, toilet, dish-washing stations we bumped into George. Everything was spotless and we can see why George never stops!!
One evening we ordered an Indian takeaway to be delivered to to gate.
George received it at the barrier and delivered it to us at our caravan

Nothing ! it was just what we expected and more

George the Warden was ace!
Clean hot showers plenty of clean toilets and sinks. It wasn't to busy so plenty of room. Great for walking. It is on the side of a busy road but didn't bother us.

No recycling
No toilet brushes

Lots of space, well maintained toilet & shower block, friendly staff.

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Friendly and helpful warden. Not commercialised, therefore lowkey with amenities, but the essentials of toilets, showers and washing up facilities are all available - which were all clean.

Pitch markings weren’t obvious but we were guided. Road noise can be heard.

Very accommodating to us. Friendly staff. Decent facilities. Lovely views of the hills

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The very warm welcome from the warden.
Proximity to the Malvern Hills.

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Perfect location

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Loads of room and very quiet. The warden was very nice and helpful 👍

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George the warden was great, very helpful and attentive.

No toilet brushes in any of the toilets (male & female). I’m 5ft 2, couldn’t use any mirror as could only see from my eyebrows up! The showers were clean but fairly basic, poor spray on the one I used. Nowhere to put your toiletries (except the floor & ended up taking the one plastic chair in to place my stuff on.) The men’s had a bolt on the outer door which was a bit inconvenient. But noisy with the traffic from road too.

March, quiet, just us, the wardens and some night-flying helicopters overhead. Wardens great, full of info on paths, places to eat and food deliveries. One and a half hours for leisurely walk to Black Hill. Disused railway path to Malvern Common. Didn't need levellers. Lovely view of the hills.

Road noise, but got used to it. It had been raining for weeks, so parked on the tarmac but had to walk through wet grass or muddy path to shower block.