West Middlewick Farm

Lovely spot on a working farm. Goats and a donkey. Clean facilities. Shop looked really nice but was closed (it was christmas!)

Walk along main road to get to footpaths

Peace and quiet, friendly owners and shop

Rubbish heaped by toilet block

All the staff are very welcoming and polite. It was a nice quiet campsite which the toilet block was clean. I love the fact they let you interact with the farm animals. Would definitely visit again.

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Quiet location, spacious pitches with clean facilities. Lovely little farm shop with local produce.

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Very friendly owners. Well stocked farm shop. Well spaced pitches. Clean toilets. Was lovely seeing the farm animals.

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Very helpful

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Quiet and friendly.
Toilets clean and modern.

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Very peaceful site - the only noises were the cows and the geese!
Jo and John were very welcoming and readily available should we have run into a problem.
Very nice farm shop stocked with a range of locally produced products. The steak was very good!
All in all, a good base for exploring the two moors.

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Lovely site, very friendly owners, facilities were good and clean, daughter really enjoyed seeing the animals, caught a nice carp

Only dislike is chargeable wifi, but it wasn't a problem.

Everything! The layout - the peace! the way you can look at the Animals and feed them. The fresh milk which was nice but not suitable for young children (bottle states it can harm health) however dam was it tasty! . Jo? and John were lovely hosts and made us feel very welcome. The pitches are a bit sloped but are spacious. They do little glamping pods and full on log cabins if you feel the need to spoil yourself. We may well try one of them in the future. Lots of space and people free to have pit fires and BBQ's from what we could see. I never tried the showers as we used on board but the toilet and washing up facilities at the bottom of the field were spotless and had a lovely lady cleaning them when we were there.

We also used their little shop and enjoyed some of the best Rump steaks we've ever eaten. Not the best, but not far off. We named all the cows steak names - and the goats are cute ( 3 of them, and one with 3 legs) and there is a ram called Percy and a Donkey called Bella, both totally friendly and happy to play. There is also a 3 legged cat which came to say hi a few times. We didn't know the Geese had babies - explains why the mum came over and gave us a vocal melody!

Also We called the chicken Chokey, as it liked to hide by our chock and randomly came up for a peck at our van. Sure made me look forward to Sunday lunch!

It's a little gem of a place enjoyed by so many for so long. we intend to make it our little hideaway too. We will 100% be back :)

The only thing I could say bad is the cost of the Wifi - it's OK but not great. That said there is signal on Vodafone and o2 but EE was toast where we were at the bottom. It's a personal preference.