Great site, lovely open space to camp and lovely facilities. The pizza place and cafe on site are lovely (the cafe is expensive though)
There were some guests burning a fire directly into the grass which isn’t permitted and with the grass / ground so dry and tents was very silly but the owner was super quick to come and extinguish the fire.
There isn’t any contact or wardens here just a text before you arrive but that’s fine with us

Nothing really, we go year after year and love it here

Great facilities, lovely pitch with plenty of room. Lovely park for children and great pizza (cafe a little expensive but nice)
Really great stay.

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Clean and tidy, friendly basic camping venue. Took my 6 Yr old for one night, he enjoyed the playground and seeing the farm animals, being in the countryside and the camping experience. Cafe and pizza barn were good additions. Toilets and showers were spot on!

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Great Campsite!! A large open field with excellent toilet and shower facilities. A good play area for kids and they have indoor softplay also. A decent cafe that sells good food and good coffee, a pizza barn that sells homemade pizzas and beers from a local brewer, which is a nice touch. They also have farm Animals you can view round the back of the farm too. We went for Sunday lunch at a pub in Tanworth in Arden which i recommend too. All in all had a great couple of days. Highly recommend 👍

The only thing i would say which isn't really a negative but it would be nice if there was a freezer somewhere so we could freeze our ice blocks for our cool box when they have defrosted.

The space
The facilities
Park
Cafe and pizzeria
Location - perfect for us to explore Warwick castle and Cadbury World

The dogs off lead - the dog poo next to our tent. This was at no fault of the site, rather the owner of the dog.

I thought Umberslade was a lovely site, spacious & relaxing. I saw a lot of smiling faces - especially children having fun. The amenities were good quality & the cafe was nice & very welcome.

We came for the Nick Drake gathering weekend & communication beforehand was confusing/unclear. I appreciate this isn't necessarily all to do w Umberslade but we got told different things via them & via the Gathering organisers. The main (well, only) issue is that while we camped in the same, far, field as all the Nick Drake people, several of them told us they only paid £10 per night per pitch & I ended up paying £50 per pitch per night, which I assume is the full rate for the main field. This is a big difference & seems unfair.

Amazing amenities, especially for children. There is a brilliant play centre on site as well as a pizza barn and coffee shop.

The park was particularly busy on the Friday/Saturday night which meant queues for the pizza & coffee shop were very long. They perhaps couldn’t cope with the numbers. But none the less, when the food did arrive it was brilliant.

The field where you camp is very large and there are no allocated pitches so you can pick your favourite spot. When we went there were only a few other groups there and therefore plenty of room in the field for ball games, etc - which the kids loved. There is a really good kids play area and a lovely Pizza hut/shack, as well as a cafe.

The toilet/bathroom facilities are not great as shared with the rest of the public visiting the site - so for example brushing your teeth whilst other people are there just using the bathroom whilst visiting the cafe seems a bit odd.

Fantastic site with wonderful facilities. Pizza, cafe, play park, clean toilets and showers

Some people parked on the field and were driving at rather fast speeds across.

The campsite was beautiful in a massive field. I just turned up and pitched in the field wherever I wanted. There’s no set pitches. There’s a park for kids to enjoy. The toilets were well kept and clean. There were 2 showers which were nice and warm and clean. I saw people using electric from the toilet block to charge their phones and pump air beds up. Little cafe was lovely and the pizza evenings were delicious. I highly recommend.

There’s signs up everywhere about registering number plates for paying for parking. I’m not sure whether I needed to register my plate. Time will tell, if I get a fine from not registering. I didn’t see the owners to ask the question and the cafe staff didn’t now either. Theres a doggy day care nursery opposite the campsite which was quite noisy with dogs barking on the Friday starting early in the morning but seemed to be closed on weekend. Trains pass the campsite which can cause noise disturbance. Also, there seemed to be lots of cars coming back and fourth in the car park. All of the above may annoy some people with the noise. But to be honest, I’m not fussy and we had a lovely time.