Burrs Country Park Club Campsite

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Great location

This was our 1st visit here for the Bank Holiday weekend. A very warm welcome from the wardens. Site tidy and clean. We enjoyed watching the steam train passing through and also travelled on it a couple of times. Really handy having the pub The Brown Cow right next door and we ate in there a couple of times. Food was lovely and good value. One of the most dog friendliest pubs we have ever been in. We will definitely be returning to this site

Jugie

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Reviewed on 31/08/2023 18:18

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Peaceful place

Stayed here for 7 nights. Enjoyed the tranquillity, even the occasional passing train seemed in place. Unseasonal heavy rain changed our plans. We found all facilities up to club standards and every staff member was cheerful and pleasant despite the weather. We enjoyed this visit and will come again.

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Great site

We had a short stay here. The staff were very friendly and the site was very tidy and clean. Lovely warm showers. Out dog loved the walks around the country park and we followed the history trail. There were free activities at the sunnywood project a very short walk from the site. The staff were lovely to talk too and explained their work in the community. The pubs were both dog friendly and we a drink in both! The steam train that passes by was an added bonus although the first toot made our dog jump. We will definitely be visiting again.

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Reviewed on 08/08/2023 11:03

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A lovely site

This site has a lot going for it. Not least seeing the steam trains which run at weekends. And its proximity to Bury (walking distance). A lengthy visit would be required to attempt to explore all the footpaths which start close to the site entrance, including (but not only) those along the Irwell. The hard-working wardens/managers couldn't be more helpful and friendly although, sadly for visitors here, they will be working elsewhere in the network next year. (This site's loss will be another site's gain.)

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Brilliant Site

The site was absolutely amazing so quiet and situated in lovely countryside it has the East Lancs Railway running past it we didn't see the Steam train this time but next year we will definitely make a point of going on it. The facilities are very clean and tidy and the staff are always around if you need any help. We went for a meal at the Brown Cow Pub at the entrance to the site but I would prebook if you would like an evening meal as it does get very busy also next to it is the Lamppost Cafe if you would like a cooked breakfast or snacks. The Country Park is amazing with beautiful scenery ,riverside walks, sculptures and water you can even paddle in ,it was wonderful.

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Reviewed on 30/05/2023 10:41

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Brilliant Site but circus was in town!

As complete newbies to camping again after an absence of many years, our visit here was to primarily ensure that we knew how to assemble all our equipment and that we hadn’t forgot anything! This site is very local to us so it would be handy to nip home should we need to. Anyway, our first trip was excellent - the staff were so helpful and friendly. Despite the circus being in the next field and was noisy in the later afternoon and evenings, it certainly didn’t detract from us from our visit - you got used to it! In the end we were having such a great time that we ended up staying an additional night. Everywhere was so neat and tidy - toilets and shower blocks were spotless. We never saw any litter anywhere either. Good spacing out between pitches and it was delight to join fellow campers waving to Steam Train which passes by now and then. We did not use the Steam Train this time, despite there being a station at the rear of the site but we will certainly doing so upon our next return. membership offers discounts on tickets. Overall a delight to stay there and will be returning very soon as it is very safe to bring the grandchildren too - lots for then to do.

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Reviewed on 24/05/2023 10:10

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Superb site, great location

This is a first class site, the facilities are outstanding, everything looks very new. Outside of weekends the site was very quiet while we were there, which made for a very restful holiday. The country park and heritage railway are adjacent, plus there's a pub and cafe just outside the entrance barrier! The park offers lots of nice walks and lots of old industrial history. The River Irwell runs through the park, the riverside walks in both directions are well worth doing. The site gives easy access to Bury - don't miss the market - or head north and you're immediately in the Pennines with lots of great walking countryside. Holcombe Hill and Peel Monument makes a nice walk, with great views.

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Reviewed on 14/05/2023 11:33

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Lovely spot

We only managed to spend a few days at this lovely site on our way to Scotland and on our return but we will certainly make another visit. We were greeted by a super friendly team of wardens who clearly have great pride in their site. An added bonus for those with dogs is the super dog wash which makes it easy to clean off muddy paws. We enjoyed watching the steam trains that run past the site. If only some selfish dog owners would pick up their dog poo it would make life much more pleasant for everyone.

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Reviewed on 17/04/2023 16:53

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Excellent site

We had been recommended for this site and on arrival, the wardens are helpful and friendly. The pitches are good and the facilities are clean. The walks around the country park are excellent, but bring wellies when wet weather, as it is muddy! There is welcome dog wash on the site, although my dogs would have preferred warm water! It is a dog friendly site and there is a small off lead dog area. The country park is right next door though, so the dog area is only useful for a quick walk out. The steam trains are regular and great to see go past the site. We will definately be back.

Karen and Kevin

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Reviewed on 29/03/2023 15:31

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Great site for Flying Scotsman viewing

We were visiting family in Bury and wondered why the site was full on the Saturday night at this time of year but found out the Flying Scotsman was in town. My husband being an amateur steam train enthusiast was delighted by this news and, after staying the night in a pub car park (with their permission as we were meeting family for lunch on Mothering Sunday) we saw the Flying Scotlsman on Sunday morning in Rawtenstall. After a lovely lunch at Owd Betts we arrived at Burrs to a warm welcome. Found our pitch no problem near the lovely facilities and realised the railway line ran behind the site. We were given a great view of the steam engine again and can see this site as being a great attraction to steam engine enthusiasts. We ate at The Brown Cow pub which is right next to the site.  The pub was very busy, food great and have never seen so many dogs in a pub at the same time, including our two. Walking dogs is easy as walking areas very near the site and great for children as play parks nearby too. There is also the famous Bury Market to visit and the area surrounding Burrs has remnants of the mill buildings and workings. We have stayed at Burrs before and will be again.

AliK

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Reviewed on 27/03/2023 10:34

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