Burrs Country Park Club Campsite

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Good for families

Good location.

Excellent site for all age groups. £3 taxi to bury/metro then half hr ride in team if you wanna shop/restaurant/nightlife. If you don't want to go far steam train, parks and pub all around you. Staff friendly except one or 2 male wardens quite a bit over zealous with rules and like telling people off.

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mjw1969

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Reviewed on 27/04/2017 15:24

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Excellent stay, immaculately clean and such friendly staff.

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JDBennett

Reviewed on 26/04/2017 14:57

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Ideal Site for Commuting to Manchester

Stayed here for three nights the site is clean and tidy, showers & toilets immaculate. Country walks are lovely, it takes 35 minutes at strolling pace to get to Bury Town Centre, ok for a bit of shopping, Bury Market great if you need barbecue meat and fish. Steam trains were nice to see going by and you can get these to Bury access via the site. Two very good pubs near the site we used both and very friendly, food good in both and nice to enjoy a pint after a long walk. Yes the cobbles are bumpy but your not on them long. The drive entrance to the site isn't the prettiest as you pass a cow farm which is a bit smelly but it is the countryside and to be expected. A few solar lights on the bridge would be a bonus as its pitch black if you go to the pub at night and have to walk back, recommend you take a torch. We used this site to revisit friends we had not seen for a long time & would use this site again if wanted to have a weekend in Manchester. Staff were very friendly and they are also upgrading a lot of the pitches around the site to accommodate more vans so they are improving and good to see they are passionate about their site.

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susanandtonyhoughton

Reviewed on 26/04/2017 07:40

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Good for families

Ideal Site for Commuting to Manchester

Stayed here for three nights the site is clean and tidy, showers & toilets immaculate. Country walks are lovely, it takes 35 minutes at strolling pace to get to Bury Town Centre, ok for a bit of shopping, Bury Market great if you need barbecue meat and fish. Steam trains were nice to see going by and you can get these to Bury access via the site. Two very good pubs near the site we used both and very friendly, food good in both and nice to enjoy a pint after a long walk. Yes the cobbles are bumpy but your not on them long. The drive entrance to the site isn't the prettiest as you pass a cow farm which is a bit smelly but it is the countryside and to be expected. A few solar lights on the bridge would be a bonus as its pitch black if you go to the pub at night and have to walk back, recommend you take a torch. We used this site to revisit friends we had not seen for a long time & would use this site again if wanted to have a weekend in Manchester. Staff were very friendly and they are also upgrading a lot of the pitches around the site to accommodate more vans so they are improving and good to see they are passionate about their site.

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susanandtonyhoughton

Reviewed on 26/04/2017 07:40

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Good for families

Its OK

Only stayed for one night on route traveling further north. The site is ok, but the track down to the site over the cobbles would drive you mad if you had to drive over it many times. Feel that the price for the site is a bit over priced. Probably would not use this site again.

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johnrussell01

Reviewed on 24/04/2017 08:41

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Rated 4 of 5

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An interesting site

Very nice to see the selection of steam engines passing close to the site and the other industrial heritage could be very interesting if there was a bit more interpretation available. The site access is dreadfully bumpy, especially the cobbled bit. Wardens were very pleasant and helpful but their efforts were undermined by uncontrolled kids flooding the washbasins and blocking the toilets.

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RamblingSid

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Reviewed on 23/04/2017 15:21

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Burrs country park c/c site

We use this site quite a bit and always find it spotless,the wardens are always of good cheer,and is good for the market,to be fair I carn`t think of anything to fault Burrs,would recommend this site,I was told of Burrs some years ago and have been back every year some times more than once a year,the only sad point is the guy who recommended the site to me ( don`t know his name) has sadly died.Just been again will return soon. Dave & Marj

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australia1

Reviewed on 18/04/2017 08:19

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Good for families

Easter weekend

Nice site, spoiled by the lack of checking / cleaning on the Easter Sunday. The gents toilet block was in a very dirty / wet condition by the Easter Sunday evening. Someone could of slipped over in the gents, as there was water every where, there was no warning signs either!! The block was in worse condition on the Bank Holiday morning, which was a let down, as we departed the site first thing after spending 3 nights at the site. The entrance / drive into the site was not very well sign posted either, specially when you get to the bridge. Very narrow also, so be careful. The steam trains were a nice feature, also a nice way to see the local area. Don't think we would come back.

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Sue Jones 111

Reviewed on 17/04/2017 17:10

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Good for families

Burrs

This was my very first stay at a Club Site, coupled with my second outing of the MoHo. Facilities and location ideal for me as staying for one night en-route to Wales. Handy location for dog walking just outside the site. Friendly neighbours who helped me out with EHU too. My only criticism (not club related) on the morning of departure (it was raining) I was somewhat surprised to be greeted heading back onto site by a MoHo leaving early with it's wastewater being deposited on the site exit. The facilities had service point. Definitely would go back and spend extra days exploring the area and not just a fleeting visit.

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mandycape

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Reviewed on 17/04/2017 16:50

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Good for families

Easter weekend

Arrived on the Good Friday, was aloud to check in before 12PM which was nice. Staff upon check in were nice and friendly. Overall the site was clean and well kept, how ever this was let down on Easter Sunday when the toilet block/ showers got into a dirty wet state by the Easter Sunday afternoon. The site was full, so with over 60 pitches using the toilet blocks, I feel these should of been checked on a regular basis. We didn't see any staff members either on the Easter Sunday.This lead to the shower stalls being dirty on the following Bank Holiday Monday morning which tarnished our stay as we left later the same day. Nice feature was the train line, old steam / diesel locomotives pass the site on a regular basis. We used this service on the Saturday, taking the steam train the full length of the line, getting off at the Bury stop. There was a great outside/ indoor market selling local and fresh produce.

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Hurricane1

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Reviewed on 17/04/2017 16:45

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