Still as beautiful as it was the last time we stayed which was 10 yrs ago, also facilities much improved. Very peaceful as long as you pitch away from the centre near the taps because it gets busy with mountain bikers and runners but still loved it and intend to return very soon.

Water pressure is pretty poor which it’s been for 20 yrs or more.

The setting. Was nice to park right up against the forest.

Water facility could do with an upgrade. There was one tap that was barely a dribble and the other a slow stream so took a while to get filled up.

Only stayed for 1 night, would certainly return for a longer stay, very idyllic surroundings.

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We booked to stay for one night in our camper van to attend the Paul Weller concert on Friday 9th June 2023. What a beautiful setting, we live locally and have visited The Chase many times in the past but packed very little and were able to park next to a table bench to sit in beautiful sunshine before and the morning after the concert.
Will definitely be back again, with or without a concert !!

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Staying under the trees was great, all the walks right out side your tent door was fantastic too.
We saw the warden once when we arrived l, she was very friendly:)

Public paths running through the site.

Being in the forest was so piece, lots of open face, waking up in the morning hearing the birds was nice and relaxing. Very close to cannock chase for biking and walking.
Loved it cannot wait to go again

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Very nice and peacefull does have the bike trail and footpaths coming through but still very nice very basic site but was as expected

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Loads of space (despite being a bank holiday weekend) and freedom to choose where to pitch.

Friendly staff made themselves known and where on hand if needed.

There hadn’t been any rain for a while and the roads kicked up loads of dust covering absolutely everything. Out of the two though I’d sooner have no rain 😂 and dust.

Lovely setting. Calm and beautiful. Love the pine trees all throughout the campsite. Not noisy at all. friendly ranger. And was free to park whenever in the site.

No toilets just points to empty your travel toilets. Which is difficult for those with tents.

Back to nature, simple, basis, no fuss campsite for real tranquility. Lot's of great walks and cycle paths, wildlife in abundance, a real getaway and digital detox

Occasionally some very early cyclists and runners passing through the campsite with loud voices. A simple signage asking people passing through to be courteous would be useful.

Dog walkers dropping poo bags next to the bins and not in them were left there, campsite manager could have arranged for these to be collected. Sadly not all dog walkers are courteous