While overall it was a very positive experience and we would definitely stay again, there were a few minor points that would’ve turned the stay into 5 stars:
1. There is a clear challenge with the water pressure. Essentially it is extremely high, so when you wash your hands in the basins there is no way to avoid being showered (literally!). However, based on the way the water system must work, the more toilets, taps and showers running, the more the water pressure drops, so during peak hours you end up showering in a trickle. I’m not sure this is something the campsite can resolve given the infrastructure. Whether there would be a way to change the tap fittings to make it easier to adjust the water pressure? As for the showers, my work around was to ensure I showered at an “off peak” time. Then the water pressure was great!
2. For a family friendly site, they didn’t cater for lower sinks for little ones. Added to the fact that the water pressure (as to point above) was so high, my kids were coming out like they’d just been rained on. They provide some benching in the shower blocks, which people did use to help the smaller kids step up to reach the sinks, but then this is not ideal if you want a place to rest a towel or your wash bag. I would suggest some kid friendly step stools to compliment the benches and a few extra hanging hooks for towels would elevate the space.
3. The drinking water tap by the washing up station had a hose that allowed you to fill up any Jerry cans or water carriers. However it wasn’t secured so often would be found trailing in the mud. Is there a way this could be fitted better to avoid it being dropped and trampled?
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