Great facilities & lovely walks around the site by the pool.

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Has a lake. Easy access. Quiet site.Clean facilities.

No designated pitch when not on EHU. Nothing within walking distance unless you go on the road. Needed a car really.

Quiet, pretty rural setting, not too far from the lovely town of Ledbury. Spacious site with nice flat pitches. Plenty of clean toilets and nice hot showers. Also fridge, freezer and plugs for charging. Staff really friendly and helpful.

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Peacefully
Well keep green areas
Friendly staff

The pod were not children friendly
Unsafe could easily be unlock by a 2 year old right near the road
No grass area at the front the patio had a drop that young children could easily full off and hurt themselves
The pods were also a long way from the play ground and pound and cross the main road to access it made it a very stressful holiday always trying to keep the children safe.

Very friendly hosts, peaceful and scenic setting.

Nothing.

Beautiful calm campsite, gorgeous swimming lake, nice walks nearby, good facilities, beautiful dark skies, perfect for seeing both shooting stars and the northern lights!

WiFi a little weak

The pods are well insulated for warmth and noise.
Lovely views from the field.
Lovely clean site.
Staff are very polite and helpful.

Toilet blocks could do with revamping.

Plenty of space, kids loved the lake. Toilets and showers hot and clean. Fab space for kids to play

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We were part of a multiple booking for a family get-together. Allocated space in the Cider Mill Field, a slightly sloped field with a pitch size that was plenty big enough and relatively safe for the younger kids (a large hedgerow separated us from the field that had the lake and the play area in).
Although the lake is fed from a natural source the colour of the water is not that appealing. It’s a clay pit and due to the amount of activity stirring up the sediment the water is a brown colour. It didn’t put us off though. There were families picnicking in the field while watching their kids launch themselves off the jetty into the water, a couple with paddle boards, and some kayaks. There’s only a small play area which has two slides, a climbing wall, and a bridge.
Showers, toilets, wash-up areas all clean, and regularly cleaned by the looks of it. A couple of communal fridges & freezers to store any stuff you may have that needs it. A very small shop in reception sells a few bits but Tesco’s and Aldi are only 5-10 minute drive away.
There’s a few other ponds in a small wooded area, and a nice lake by a conservation area on the side of the site where the lodges are.

The quiet time hours are from 10:30pm to 8am and they are rigorous in their control. As a large family we would gather around the traditional fire pit after a late evening meal (as similarly other large groups in the field did) for a catch-up, chin wag, stories, jokes etc. Don’t even think about laughing out loud after 10:30pm as the noise police will be around. Numerous families on the site were paid a visit on the Saturday night, kills the mood completely.
Please note though, this is not a complaint, just a dislike. For some people this is obviously ideal. We were all aware of the terms and conditions when we booked and other places we have been to have also had similar rules (but not exercised as stringently).

The lake is lovely. Fishing was great and friendly staff

Shower didn’t work properly but after about 20 mins i finally had one.not the cleanest rest room but was ok. Second time camping there. The first I got ill which was probably down to having to flush toilets for others all the time which probably has no hand washing going on. First night was great. Second night had 4 young males come who talked until 4am. Third night same lads 2am had to much to drink and one was crying as he tried to jump in the lake. Other guy stopped him. But were a lot of drunk shouting. Not sites fault. Just unlucky.