We have just spent a week at home farm and absolutely loved it. The park is clean and friendly and totally geared up for children. Our relatives visited for a couple of days and it was great to have the option to get a day pass for them. The outdoor pool was very cold but was clean. You have to pay for the indoor pool which cost us £16 a time. This was a bit pricey over the week. I haven’t put this bit in the dislike section as it wasn’t really a dislike, more of an added cost. Over all it was fab and would defo recommend.

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Great site with huge pool. Brilliant location near the M5 when travelling and needing an overnight stop. Great for kids.

Reception staff could have been a little more welcoming but in the main acceptable.

The cleanliness of the site, the pools and the entertainment.

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Pools, eve entertainment

Although there was a walk behind caravans- no open space to let dog off
No WiFi

The size and layout of the super pitches. Really lovely! The receptionist at the main desk was a lovely lady.

The site was pretty empty yet we could still only use the pool once a day which had to be booked, then a whistle is blown for everyone to leave before the next session of maybe 5 people are allowed in. In very quiet times it would be nice to let the kids enjoy the pool as there really isnt much else to do. The indoor pool is available to book with your passes for free but they dont actually allow you in unless you pay an extra charge.
My son got out of the pool to use the toilet in the changing room and was shouted at by the older receptionist in the pool that she would call security if he continued to get her carpet wet, there is no other way to get into the changing rooms from the outside pool so you have no choice but to walk on the carpet wet.
When you book the pool and arrive and give your name, you are allowed no further unless you have your passes to hand. I mean, it would be ironic to turn up at the empty pool and give your name, which is on the list, and there be others with the same booking number! Doesnt seem very trusting.
The same in the evening, no pass, no entry. You cant drive in unless your car Reg is on the ANPR system anyway so seems a little over the top when it's so quiet.
The local area was dead, nothing much to do at all.

Camp was clean, everything I needed was close and everyone friendly.

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Facilities were lovely and well cleaned.. we enjoy staying here as its so child friendly and we feel the children safety is thought of through out the campsite especially with the speed limits around the campsite.

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Nice clean place, good playground.

Swimming pool extra charge, living time 10am that mean you need wakeup early to pack your stuff or some one who is packing wakeup you 😀

It was a very good camping site

Toilets could of been better

Loved the campsite The people on reception were lovely They explained in detail what we had to do and were we where going Lots to do with the grandchildren swimming was really good and so was the club house

Our neighbours were a bit loud and stayed up quite late and didn’t consider we had children trying to get to sleep at night I was really concerned how easy access the kids had to get to the railway line just through a gate My oldest grandson loved to cycle around the campsite on his own and he took me along the dog walking area and I noticed the gate to the rail track Also the trail run along side the river which was really scary when I cycled with him There is no signs up advising the dangers in that area