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sundance1
Reviewed on 08/04/2015 15:12
We enjoyed our one night stay at Black Horse Farm. Wish we could have stayed longer. We quickly got set up on our pitch and found the site to be quiet, even though there were many people on site. Toilets and showers clean and warm. We are hoping to return for longer period later in the year.
The only reason for not giving this 5 stars for families is that there were just we two pensioners so the facilities for children were not used. The facilities were spotless, warm and well lit, with an endless supply of hot water in the showers and adequate space to both shower and get dry afterwards. Security, safety, hard surfaces and site lighting were very good. Our serviced pitch was excellent value for money. The staff, together with a supporting team of friendly rabbits, keep the grass short and free from cuttings, so nothing carried into the motorhome. The only downside was the moronic minority who rip fittings, such as coat hooks and soap dishes, from the walls. The nearby bus stop has 4 buses an hour to Folkestone and Canterbury, so no need to drive off the site. We rate the site as one of the best we have encountered and would recommend it without reserve.The Black Horse pub opposite does not, at time of writing, have a vegetarian menu. However the staff could not have been more helpful. They produced a good vegetarian meal for my partner and my ox cheek stew was superb, The service was great too. A great break and base to explore that part of Kent using public transport. It's a pity the nearest Waitrose we could find is in Hythe!
TheMice
Reviewed on 24/03/2015 16:36
forever red
Reviewed on 22/03/2015 18:18
Easy to find, brilliant access for the Eurotunnel, very friendly welcome (even though we were late due to operation stack closing the M20). Had a ferry pitch right by the loos which wouldn't chose if staying longer but otherwise a great site.
60plusfun
Reviewed on 20/03/2015 12:08
