Billing Aquadrome

Great facilities, kids are 8 &10 and loved it. Fair was fun, swimming pool is fantastic if a bit expensive and loads of space and activities.

Great for families for a weekend. Lovely staff and shop and the atmosphere was mostly friendly.

The biggest issue was the lack of defined pitches so groups pitched together and far too close to others. Not leaving fire exits or space.

The group campers played music and made noise late into the night. Would have been better if there was a field for quiet family camping and a separate field for the big parties. There's of space for the site to be organised like this.

Weather was crap so the fields got very boggy and everywhere muddy but not the sites fault and the toilets and facilities were kept clean enough.

Space

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Cleanliness

No doors on the showers, water not very warm in showers.

The amount of green space was brilliant, especially for a game of Frisbee.

Nothing to dislike

Swimming pool

Everything closed down "shops" , funfair early and under staffed ,

Trial run as I had only just got the camper van and Billing is local to us.
I have given 3 stars for open space allowing for dog walking and the amenities. This area well kept.
The toilets were cleaned and seemed to be cleaned on an on going basis
Convenient shop nearby.
Check in staff were very polite
Pitch was level

The dog poo bins were overflowing
The general rubbish bins were overflowing so much the lids could not be shut, must increase the rat population
Pitches quite close together.
Pot holes alongside the edges of the roads.
Pitches not marked out, could do with being numbered
Signage to area was poor as was the way out signage
Expensive, paid £8 for two dogs so would expect bins to emptied

The swimming pool

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Friendly staff in the entertainment bar and restaurant.
The breakfast was good portion size and reasonably priced.

We have not been to Billings Aquadrome for some years so thought we would book for a weekend with friends. There were quite a few of us all with children of ages 15 years down to 3 years.
We were a little disappointed with the lack of things to do. The fair was only open till 6 pm which is early for the older children who would have liked to go off and do something without their parents.
There is only one arcade, the 2p machines didn't really contain much in the way of surprises.
There are no go-karts anymore which again is disappointing.
You used to be able to hire bikes(4 wheeled) to travel around the camp, again nothing.
The inflatable slides were very expensive for 10 mins.
I feel that the site is missing out on being very popular and attracting more campers.
We would visit more if this was the case.

Swimming pool, inflatable slide & games

Domestics on site

Very friendly staff. You could pitch up where you liked and no restrictions to your arrangement of your tents. The swimming pool was fun and has a great place to eat while overlooking the water and boats . The funfair was fun the kids loved it and we were able to sit outside and enjoy a drink in the onsite bar.

It's a real shame that covid has taken alot of the original things away like the chippy and the go karts. There could be so much potential there to add more things to do. So maybe in the future they could add more adventures