Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
Electric optional hardstanding and grass touring pitch
Liked Lovely little campsite, this was our 3rd visit. Camping toilets/ showers are great and very clean. Pub food very good, although the Lasagne was burnt around the edges. Very dog friendly, although a dedicated walking area for Dogs would be an added bonus.
Disliked Sadly Ladies Toilets inside the pub could do with some TLC.
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Pewsey, Wiltshire, England
Electric optional hardstanding touring pitch
Liked Potential to be a lovely site by the river, and food was good. Staff were friendly, although not clear how to contact them when the pub was closed. Although the toilet itself was clean, the building was not, and could do with a deep clean.
Disliked One toilet for ladies is not enough for the number of pitches on the site. Always a queue for the toilet in the evenings and mornings. Toilet roll was constantly running out, although there were two large commercial toilet roll holders in the cubicle, which, if both were filled, would have resolved the toilet paper running out so quickly. The cleaner seemed to replenish with one small toilet roll when it was replaced. No way of contacting the owners to ask for toilet roll when the pub was closed.
The hard-standing pitches have a grass strip, not well maintained, but the strip is very narrow, so you can't really pitch an awning next to your campervan or caravan.
Pitches don't seem to be checked when previous campers have left. Someone had emptied the contents of a fire pit onto our pitch and another pitch, which another family member was on, containing nails and sharp metal. I had to clear them up to make sure our dogs didn't tread on them. Also, lots of cigarette butts around the site and scraps of paper, especially on the hard-standing pitches. Evidence of large rubbish fires on the site, possibly by the owners, that had not been cleaned away. Lots of rubbish, like old pallets around the site, spoiling what should be a picturesque site, being next to the river.
Although a dog-friendly site, no pooh bins.
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Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
Electric optional grass pitch
Liked Very clean site.
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From the manager: Thanks for your review, we are glad to hear you enjoyed your food in our pub.
Evesham, Worcestershire, England
Non-electric grass campervan, tent or trailer tent pitch
Liked Toilets and other facilities, are extremely clean. It is a very peaceful, small site. It is easy to get the bus into Evesham. I loved it so much, we have booked to go back again in July.
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From the manager: Thank you so much for your lovely review! It was lovely to meet you and we are so pleased you are returning again soon.
Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Electric grass motorhome pitch
Liked Great campsite, the small bar in the middle of the campsite is a great idea. The entertainment on Friday night, (Disco and Karaoke) was a nice surprise, and we really enjoyed ourselves. The owner was very friendly and helpful, and even offered us some milk when we ran out and couldn't get to a shop.
Disliked Although the toilets have been refurbished, (and look much better) they need to be split into male or female toilets and not for use by both. So that when you leave the cubicle to wash your hands you are not walking out of the cubicle to find a man stood there in front of the sink. This could easily be done as there are two toilet doors with 2 cubicles in each so just label the outside door Male and the other outside door female. Although you could wash your hands, there was no hand dryer or paper towels, so you left the toilets with dripping wet hands, also if the outside door was shut then you were using wet hands to open the door to get out again.
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From the manager: Thank you for your review, all comments taken on board. The toilets were signed male and female these were removed by a visitor, i supply paper towels to toilets these had to be removed as they were being placed into the toilets this causing a blockage and then having to have company out costing £140.00 to locate problem. I dont think washing ones hands and not being able to dry them is a big problem, as you new there was no facility for drying your hands then bring a towel when you next required to use toilets as most visitors were doing no big deal