Our 2nd visit to this small but well kept site. Usual high standards of facilities and the staff were very welcoming, as they should be, and what we pay our fees for. The facilities are clean but older in style, and the gents had only two showers, but as the site is bijou that is not a problem. The site is located just half a mile from the medieval village of Ashwell. In the village you will find a lovely 14th Century Church, coffee shop, bakers and 3 Pubs. Check the 14th Century graffiti in the Church. Just 1.5 miles away is Sarah’s Farm Shop which has most of what you might need. Great mostly quiet roads for cycling, the Village of Steeple Morden is just 3.5 miles away and en route you pass the memorial to the American Airforce stationed there in WW2. The local villages are quiet but pretty with many thatched cottages. Litlington Village is 4 miles from the site (via Sterple Morden) and has a lovely Pub. If you want a quiet location set in lovely countryside and enjoy cycling the lanes, this is a site worth considering.
We stayed at Ashridge Farm for a weekend and it was a lovely place to relax. When we arrived on the Friday evening, the site was very full and only a handful of pitches available. The friendly staff member told us that there would be a few people leaving the following morning, so we were more than welcome to change pitch then, if we wished. We spent the first night on the grass section near the main entrance, however we found it rather noisy. There was only a hedge between us and the gravel track outside the site and unfortunately we were disturbed by motorbikes riding up and down and people shouting in the early hours of the morning. Next morning we moved to the main site itself (inside the barrier) and set up on a large grass pitch. Although rather sloping, it was a lovely quiet position. We went on to enjoy a relaxing weekend with our family, walking the short distance into Ashwell and exploring the quaint little village.
Thank you to the staff and wardens for their friendliness and efficient running of the site during our stay.
This is an intimate site which is well maintained and cared for. The Club's high standards are maintained.
Situated at the edged of a lovey village, adjacent to the country side with access to lovely walks. There are lovely local facilities in the village with three excellent Pub / Eating places.
The position of the site with access to many small and large towns and cities within close proximity.
In the last year we have stayed at the site on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed.
Stopped here for 2 nights on our way from Devon to Norfolk to break up the journey and really liked our stay. Lovely site on the edge of a delightful village that had 3 decent pubs and a local shop, bakery etc. Lots of lovely walks and a spring too.
The site was small and had as much storage as it had pitches.
A veg stall just outside the site too.
The toilet block was small and would benefit from updating but was kept clean.
Really enjoyed our stay.
Would recommend & return
Well what can I say, as a complete novice with all things relating to the caravan I was hugely impressed. The site was absolutely spotless and not a blade of grass out of place. Upon arriving I was greeted by very friendly staff and patient making the booking in very easy. The pitch we chose was on grass in a nice little corner, pleasantly surprised with complimentary electric hook up as wasn't expecting it. Throughout the stay the site was maintained to a high standard and remained very peaceful and quiet. Lovely local walks for the dogs and parking on the grass area made it very easy to come and go without disturbing anyone. I will definitely be going back soon. Thankyou again for a lovely pleasant stay. Highly recommended A+++
This is a lovely, peaceful site - perfect after a long drive. We were using it as a two-night stop-over on our way from Durham to the Sussex coast but we'll almost certainly re-visit the site for a longer stay. The pretty village is barely 10 minutes' walk away and has a general shop, bakery, pharmacy and an excellent butcher/deli as well as a couple of nice cafe/gift shops and three (or more!) pubs. The parish council has produced an excellent guide to the geography and history of the village and its surrounds. Get hold of a copy and go explore!
A lovely small site, with a really friendly team. Nice level pitches. Situated in a beautiful village, with 'Days Bakery' providing fresh pastries and cakes! Three nice pubs all within walking distance, and a gem of a little spring that the dog loved jumping around in. The washrooms on the site are limited, but it was never really a problem. We highly recommend this site.
We stayed at Ashridge on the way from the east coast to Bletchley Park. The site is immaculate, the pitch was level and large with an easy hook up. The site is very quiet and peaceful and the staff were wonderfully welcoming and friendly.
This is our 2nd visit first one was pre pandemic. Its a lovely small site and all the staff are so friendly always made time to chat which is lovely.
This site is in a lovely small village with 3 pubs a shop and a cafe plus the lovely Ashwell springs. Its a lovely village to walk around always something new to spot so many old buildings.
If you like walking this is a great place there are so many lovely walks to do all around.
If you need retail therapy pop up to the Biggleswade retail park on the A1 but go via the country roads rather than back down the Baldock bypass.
We will definitely be back again .
Have stayed here before but only for a night on way back from Europe so a longer stay was booked for us to go our on our bikes Geocaching as lots of caches in this area. Van got covered with sticky stuff of some of the trees and only yesterday had to do the tough job of washing the roof plus the rest of the motorhome. Plus side was the weather was good and we got loads of Geocaches logged during our stay. Good area for bike riding as most of the roads were quiet with little traffic.