Lovely campsite with lovely restaurant on site beautiful area to explore swimming pool and lovely staff clean tidy peaceful

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Lovely pretty site! Staff very friendly too. Checked in and then could pick our pitch. Average size pitch which backed onto the fishing pool, very picturesque! Went for a swim in the pool too, cost £5 ( cash only) also needed £5 cash for the toilet key so bring some cash if you wish to use these facilities. The amenities are also lovely and clean.

The only thing was the entrance, the road was only just wide enough for one caravan and was a little bendy, this meant unfortunately the caravan went onto the soft verges, it seemed this has happened to a lot of visitors as there was quite deep muddy churned up areas. Was a little worried in case another driver came the other way as I don’t think we could pass each other. This would not affect us visiting again however… just a heads up!

Friendly People
Beautiful Restaurant Onsite
Generous Fully Serviced Pitches

Having To Pay Deposit For Toilet/Shower Key

Scenery

Disabled toilet access with key to pull door open towards me no handle. Toilet seat broken sliding from one side to the other . Floor slippy toilet dirty.

The facilities were immaculate although I felt the 8 second blast of water in the shower before having to push the button again wasn’t quite enough. It was a short walk to the restaurant. Beautiful trees on the site. The swimming pool was not the warmest but I enjoyed the one swim I had there.

Didn’t feel that our Eriba caravan was quite good enough for the site! The pitch was pretty flooded when we arrived and we weren’t able to set up camp outside of the van. The weather was dreadful for a couple of days so we were confined to the site; a shop would have been useful. My husband intended to fish but the fish were too tame! It wasn’t a good time of year to be on site. Traffic and train noise was noticeable.

The promise of a luxury site for adults .... plus the fact I was eventually told a site just over the road 'may take us' having been rejected upon arrival as we were deemed a commercial vehicle (as we have no side windows!!). The rival site was newer, further from the A49 (so none of the road noise reported in some reviews of Beaconsfield) and we had a edge of the fishing lake pitch with 16 Amp full hookup on a totally flat and well drained pitch. So, we dodged a bullet.

BEWARE. If you do not have side windows in your campervan you are considered a commercial vehicle and not permitted onsite - even if the interior has been converted!

The terms state: Commercial vehicles (vehicles used for work-related purposes, carrying goods or fare-paying passengers) and sign-written vehicles are not permitted on site.

Excellent we thought - we meet these criteria in our new recently converted VW Transporter and having a steam room, pool and restaurant onsite sounded like the genuinely luxurious sites we've just returned from in Austria and Luxembourg.

We were very wrong.

We drove across the country from Norwich to Shrewsbury (a 4.5 hour journey on a Friday afternoon) excited for our long weekend away, the first night of which would be at Beaconsfield campsite - only to be rejected as a commercial vehicle.

I asked the reception staff to look inside the vehicle - to see it was a professional conversion but they would not. No side windows - no entry. Flat-out 'no'. Verging on rude and a decision made by phonecall to owner.

Ironic considering a combi or crew van has side windows! Would these be allowed? I suspect so, as I saw one parked next to a caravan onsite.

We were left having to find alternative accomodation at last minute in the evening - without a flicker of further consideration and without the decency to even consider my argument by looking inside our CAMPERVAN conversion. Luckily, the site opposite had one last space and was warm and welcoming. It was newer, beautiful lake, excellent grounds and huge pitch sizes.

I understand the terms and conditions but these need to be changed to match the actual criteria judged by. If conversions are not allowed - they should say so, but that would limit their sales I guess.

Perfectly level pitch, a very tidy, quiet restful place to be (at least in the first week of October). I did need my longer power cable as my usual 5m cable wasn't quite long enough. Very pleasant staff, both on reception and the gent mowing the grass. The facilities were all very clean and sufficient for the size of the camp. Enjoyed the visit from the resident ducks.. you can almost hand feed them.. and the fish pond in the courtyard has some enormous fish which we lingered around to watch, which just added to the relaxed vibe of the place. Most certainly a site we will keep on our "would return" list

Because of the proximity to the road and railway, you can hear the occasional loud (boy-racer) car and train fly by (you can't hear all the normal people's cars). But that is only very occasional which didn't really bother us, and we didn't get our sleep disturbed.

Peace and quiet

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This site is set in beautiful countryside with a fishing lake and water feature which is gorgeous. The shower facilities are spotless and lovely and the pitches are a good size and level. The lady at reception is lovely and made us feel very welcome. This site is very organised, beautiful and lovely and quiet. The croft restaurant is gorgeous inside and the staff can't do enough for you. The food is very nice and not too expensive. The atmosphere here is lovely and a bit posh but this just finished our holiday off on a high note. I would highly recommend this site and I'm sure we will visit here again.

The only downside is where you drop your grey waste, it's not signed so you can easily miss it and it is quite awkward in a large motorhome. But this is the only thing we can moan about here as the site is gorgeous and we highly recommended you stay here.

Lovely site in Lovely surroundings. Lovely clean facilities. Great swimming pool,fee charged to use though.lovey lady on reception. Lovely lake to fish and walk around.

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