Alderstead Heath Club Campsite

Rated 5 of 5

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Rated 5 of 5

Peace and quiet

Rated 5 of 5

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Rated 5 of 5

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Rated 5 of 5

Good for families

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Good location for Theme Parks

Take heed of the directions in order to arrive safely and you will find this site ideally situated if you are a fan of theme parks, with LEGOLAND, Thorpe Park and Chessington all but a short drive away. Great for children with 2x play parks (each suitable for different age groups). Only thing we found missing was the TV aerial connection at the power points that are now common in most club sites (our caravan amplifier is broken so a connection would have been most welcome). The site is big and roomy and we found the facilities clean and adequate and suitable for our needs as a family of 5 (2x adults and 3x young daughters aged 6, 7 and 9).

steve861uk

Caravanner

Reviewed on 02/11/2017 08:38

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Rated 4 of 5

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Rated 3 of 5

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Rated 4 of 5

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Nice ... but with caveats..

Firstly the staff on site were super, polite, helpful and friendly. The site is a big site and as with a previous review there did seem to be a number of people staying on site who were working and using it as a base rather than caravanning in its truest sense. The toilet block was warm and the water was always hot, it was not the cleanest we have been in but not a real problem. The disappointing aspect was the internet which despite being described as bronze was in fact almost useless and certainly harked back to the days of slow dial up internet. EE reception whilst poor was a far better bet and I wasted a days fee on what was at best very poor. Not sure that we will return as the access to the site is busy, we followed our sat-nav and came in from the wrong end (which is narrow and dangerous) - again not the sites fault, at least there is signage warning against turning right on exiting the site......

Pirehillvoyager

Reviewed on 31/10/2017 15:43

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Rated 4 of 5

Rated 4 of 5

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Rated 2 of 5

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Rated 3 of 5

Good for families

Somewhat Disappointing

On arrival nice site with lots of trees with good size pitches. Wardens friendly and allowed us to choose our pitch, which is always good. We chose a nice pitch in a quiet area with nice view. Then we had to use the top shower block. This is going to be renovated in November. Shower area so small no room to move and get dry comfortably. Mens toilets were disgustingly filthy from people not cleaning up after usage. I know that's not the wardens fault how dirty people can be, but they should be regularly checking cleaninesss and put up notices reminding people to clean up after usage of toilet. Sadly they had another toilet block that looked new but it was locked and could only be used for waste and laundry. Surely if you want people to come back you would show off a better shower block? Speaking with others on the site they felt the same. One visitor I spoke with was going to call head office on Monday to complain, so may be on the day we had to leave things improved? Not sure if we would re visit...

Reviewed on 25/10/2017 09:52

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Good but Noisy

The location of this site is perfect for access to London and Kent, Surrey and Sussex Country side, also idea as stop over point for Ferries. Security access to site is excellent, however do not try and approach from end of M23 onto Dean Lane , follow Club directions. The amenities are good and kept in good clean condition however one block is looking a bit tired , but understand it is due to be updated very soon. If you are looking for peace and quiet site , this is not the place for you. It is used by a great number of working people who use it as a base leaving the minute the site security is unlocked at 7am , also there is a Clay pigeon shooting range close by , shotguns going off all times of day, also on flight path for Gatwick Airport.

Reviewed on 03/10/2017 09:11

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Great! Dog owners must visit to walk in the woods, lovely.

Great site, read the other reviews, they are all pretty spot on but we didn't see any building works there and the site was tranquil at all times. Dog owners take note, this site has a wonderful wooded walks through to local services , it has hard surface walkways through the woods as well, very odd, but a relic from the war? Talking of which, how sad that the plane that crashed right next to the site in the war, killing the crew, is commemorated only by a damp old piece of A4 paper laminated. (No reflection on the site at all, but its the first thing you see if yo go for a walk in the woods) Come on Surrey, get a plaque at least. (Anyone spoken to the Surrey Royal Air Force Association about this, I am sure they can help to move it on). The site is immaculate, and the wardens were working non-stop when we were there. Very friendly. Do take notice of the entry route, don't come in the wrong way down the narrow bit of Deans Lane.

Barton9

Campervanner

Reviewed on 12/09/2017 00:03

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Good for families

Poor Internet

We enjoyed our short stay here in July. It was spoilt only be the very slow wifi connection. In fact it was so slow at times that we had to use a mobile broadband device which was up to three times faster. We were left wondering why we had signed up for the campsite wifi. Apart from that a pleasant and peaceful stay at a nice location.

Isaac Albeniz

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 04/09/2017 17:54

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Another Great Alderstead Stay

August Bank Holiday 2017. Arrived Friday about 6:00 pm for 4 nights. We have family 30 minutes away so caught up with them over the weekend. Site was great as usual. Some new faces in the staff line up but very helpful as usual. The only negative comment I would have is that some of the campers seem to think that the 5mph speed limit does not apply to them. A very difficult job for staff to enforce I would imagine. We will be back. Thankyou C&MC

Reviewed on 29/08/2017 18:43

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Spoiled visit

Our stay, as previous reviews was spoilt by a number of factors and certainly not "peace and quiet" as some have described. Lots of traffic movement early morning with many using the site as a base for work. Lots of Commercial vehicles there too and seasonal caravans too, I knew there were seasonal's but not the commercial element. Also a lot of school aged children on site with several large families sited together. The staff were lovely and helpful and they must have a lot of patience dealing with the issues on site. These included cleaning the new toilet block that was in a right state when the kids had been using it as a play area! Even walked in to find a soiled pull up nappy just left by the showers, yuk! This would certainly stop us from re-booking this particular site again based on our experiences.

Yertiz

Caravanner

Reviewed on 18/07/2017 19:08

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Disappointing

I don't know when others stayed here for the "peace and quiet" but when we stayed the site was blighted by the early morning activities of people who used the site as a base from which to go to work. Until this becomes a "touring" site it will remain off my list.

Vickers

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 15/07/2017 16:14

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Good for families

An oasis

We live in the countryside and the thought of being so close to the M25 was not attractive, but we did want to visit some of many of the wonderful places in the area. What a surprise to find such an oasis just off the beaten track. The site is big and in the lower area the pitches are well spaced with a woodland outlook. The woods are great for dog-walkers, which makes it a mystery why some people walk their dogs around the site, even if they do pick 'it' up. We only had a short stay (fully serviced pitch, bliss) and got to see the Down House, Polesden Lacey and RHS Wisley. Didn't get to walk the North Downs Way or Box Hill, so will have to go back. Great site, great staff, great pizzas on Friday evenings, and will have great facilities once the builders have finished.

ShropJohn

Caravanner

Reviewed on 08/05/2017 10:00

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