Our first trip camping with our 2 year old, lovely site location - right on the canal and 2 minutes from the marina and village.

Basic facilities but clean and well maintained, no complaints.

Nice location. Cheap pricing

Basic site with limited facilities, but good value for money

camp site was good really flat field but the weather was bad i could only stayed the one night as i was soaked.

no hot water.

Easy to find, nice and flat with all the basics you want, water toilets, shower etc. nice and close to walk to the local farm shop and ice creams etc. very friendly owner, really helpful

We managed to camp on the one exact spot on the whole site that happens to semi flood when it rains so woke up in three inches of water…. Nobody else seemed to have the same issue so I’d recommend staying away from the middle of the tree line at the back and you should be fine :)

The lovely walks and quiet.

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Superb site the gent who owns the place couldn't have been nicer and more welcoming . Stunning location and we had a peaceful uninterrupted nights sleep will definitely be back

Nothing whatsoever fabulous value for money

The pitches were very flat, and the price of the site was reasonable. Location wise, being on the canal is great and the local area although small was pleasant to walk around. In the evenings the sites seemed to be fairly quiet.

The kayak launch point could do with some TLC or a small jetty installing. We had to drive to another launch to avoid treading through 4 feet of silt to get to the water.

Great location, good price, nice and spacious, owner/manager was a pleasure to deal with

Toilet cuplicles a little on the small side but no major issue

We arrived and the nice helpful chap gave us an overview of the site facilities. It’s a basic site but ideally suited for access to Glasson Dock, the canal and local shops.

If you fall into one of the following demographics then this site is ideal when the weather is sunny:
1. You are a twenty year old man boy but in reality you are an eleven year old. You love your football and don’t care who knows it. If it hits your friend’s car repeatedly then that’s just funny. You also love your hoody and swearing loudly.
2. It’s your first time camping, and you have silk sheets. You also used to be a member of the Sea Cadets, but only for five weeks. This is something you need to tell your friends and half of the campsite every hour or so in between cackling like a witch and attempting introductory Karaoke at volume 11.
3. When you retire to bed for the early morning, you spend 10 minutes saying goodbye to your friends who will be less than 10m away and then proceed to complain how cold it is, despite it being a warm night.
4. You like staying up late and leaving no awkward conversational gaps (volume 11 again).
5. You like speaking / shouting / cackling to like minded people you’ve never met before especially after midnight.
6. You’re uncomfortable with periods of silence. These are to be avoided lest you realise how you are perceived by others.
7. You love kicking a football around and playing Justin Bieber interspersed with any tune with your favourite bass line. You’ve selected your Bluetooth speaker to maximise the low frequency section of each track so that the entire campsite can hear it, cos that’s the best part! You absolutely love falling asleep to Justin Bieber and chums with the music still at 11. When people shine a 2000 lumen headlight through your tent wall, and gently suggest you switch the music off at 3:30am, this is just part of the camping experience to be ignored whilst you are passed out. That is until you experience ‘Screaming Man’ from Spotify’s Annoying Noises playlist at level 12,Thank you, Spotify!
I was a bit disappointed that Blackout Crew’s Put a Donk on It, didn’t feature on anyone’s playlist. That would have elevated things a little.

Brilliant set up

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