The warden was fantastic, very welcoming.

Bit muddy, however that was expected being the time of year.

Gordon the warden was very friendly and helpful. He knows the area very well and is a source of excellent local knowledge. The site was very quiet at night and there are great views across the Tyne.

Toilet block was clean and tidy but dated and not very big. We understand there are plans for a new, bigger and better facilities block in the near future.

Very warm welcome, lovely grounds. Motorhome pitches very well appointed, water, 16A electric and grey drop at every one.

If the sky is clear this is a great dark skies location.

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Spacious and welcoming.
Gordon welcomed us and was very pleasant and helpful. Our four day stay was great. Safe for kids. Electric hook up.

No disabled access and no shop on site.

exceptional customer service by the on site warden.

nothing

Amazing area to be able to leave the campervan and either walk to the nearest villages to a pub or to get a train to Newcastle or up to Corbridge. The owner was very friendly and helpful. The grass pitch was large and spacious . We also had some donkeys next to us which were fun to watch . Great relaxed atmosphere

Nothing, the toilets are a little old but who cares !

Camp warden was very friendly and extremely helpful and chatty.

Toilet block very clean

Didn't dislike anything,

Beautifully clean
Large pitches
Friendly staff
Lovely location
Amazing pub up the road

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The total serenity of this park made it so that we didn't want to leave.
It was quiet, and sheltered from the northerly winds. The pitches are huge and offer EHU, water and grey waste facilities, and they even have a picnic table next to them for when you might want to enjoy an al-fresco meal next to your pitch.

We had a great welcome from their very friendly warden (Gordon) and he took us to our pitch, and made sure we were settled in, and knew where everything was.

There is a large area dedicated to static (or more permanent) homes and this was set back from the touring element of the park, and there were some beautiful homes there and in a perfect sun spot too.

The touring area of the park is undergoing some changes, and whilst there are only about 7 hardstanding pitches, there is room for loads on the grassed area, some have EHU too. There is an old area for washing pots and again this is due to be rebuilt in the next year or so.
We had the chance to speak to the park owner who confirmed the changes that are happening.

The location is right in the River Tyne valley, and you can walk (about 3/4 mile) to the next village (Ovingham) and there is a wonderful pub called The White Swan where the food is wonderful!
This is also a lovely dog walk too.
There are no specific dog facilities at High Hermitage Holiday Park, but with the walks nearby, it isn't a big need.

Night times are quiet and peaceful. As it is set back from the road, there is little to no road-noise - the only sounds we heard was the wind blowing through the trees that were sheltering us, and the birds.

It isn't a real dislike, and the owner knows that they need updating, the bathrooms are older, and not as modern as some places.
That said they are perfectly servicable, they are clean, smell lovely and if you are touring or camping and need to use them, then they work perfectly well.
Some people have complained about them, and yes, they need updating, but that too is on the agenda for the park.

As the park is undergoing some work, it does mean that there is building and plant machinery close by or coming through the park.
It doesn't intefere with your experience that much, but it can be a little noisy at times.

My advice would be to take it into consideration if you are planning on staying there.

Site Location, view & large gravel ehu pitch. Friendly greeting by Gordon.
Very quiet.

Toilet/shower block needs updating. Steps down ok for me but not for anyone with mobility needs.