Pitch was nice and big and great having the bushes to separate the sections.
The pool was clean, warm and really easy to access.
Everything was close by, washing facilties, reception, club house and pool.

My hay-fever was pretty bad all weekend

Nice and clean facilities and a lovely bar on site selling food

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Small friendly and fairly quiet site. Toilets clean but need updating. Pitches are a good size. Didn’t use bar or swimming pool as were too busy off site exploring.

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The bar, the park, the pool were all fab and made our stay much more enjoyable. The cabin was really well equipped. Really enjoyed our stay and book here again.

It would be good if it was a bit clearer what ‘cooking equipment’ meant on the booking website so I knew what needed (and didn’t need) to pack.
Impossible not to flood the shower cubicle.

Play park, the lodge bar, pool, entertainment and size of park.

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Lovely site good swimming pool and great club house.

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Views were great. Good facilities. Clubhouse was good with good food and staff were very good.

A bit noisy lots of children.

The food was lovely in the restaurant

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The touring site was quiet when we visited but a lot of statics were occupied. Staff were excellent and very friendly. We used the Lodge bar and restaurant a couple of times. The food was good and were big portions.
The site is located about half way between Cheddar and Wells, approximately 5 miles each way, so plenty to see and do. There is a bus stop right outside the site if you want a break from driving.
The toilet block on the area we were pitched on was being refurbished and other improvements were being made.
All in all we had a great stay, made even better by good sunny weather.

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Good location at the foot of the Mendip Hills with good road access. Reasonably priced bar and restaurant. Friendly staff. Excellent speed on the Wi-Fi .

We have discussed our issue with the park manager. We were allocated to pitch 214 which was literally next to the play park and bar with no barrier in between. Hence noise when in a tent was significant and our pitch became an extension to the play park. The reason for the proximity of this pitch is that it appears camping pitches were removed to make the playground and outside seating area for the bar. I would suggest avoiding pitch 214, if like us, you are a couple seeking a more quiet countryside experience.