Excellent site
Excellent site with very helpful and friendly wardens. Facilities spotless with easy access into Bury by foot or cab and Manchester by Tram. Thank you
Burrs Country Park Club Campsite
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Very Nice
Stayed for one night and found the staff very friendly and very helpful, and the site was very clean and well maintained and is in a nice location with a nice pub nearby, easy access to bury or manchester city centre by tram from bury, and there is a nice park nearby. It cost about £4 by taxi to bury town centre and took about 5min to get there, I will definately be back again.
Funfair not fun !!
just spent the weekend here ,as I needed to take my camper for a good run out as it has been off the road with some problems ,so chose this site as it's a good run down the motorway from me and as I have been several times so know it well ,to my horror there was a funfair in the country park ,the noise from this was horrendous ,it vibrated round the site but thankfully not go on late ,but alas the park was unsuitable for dog walks as it was all churned up ,I have informed the caravan club about this so they can get info on these events as the warden told me there had 2 circuses in the summer ,then they can post it on the website so we all know about it and avoid the site if we so wish ,I not have children so these events are of no interest to me so wouldn't go if I was aware they are on
groovy cleaner
Reviewed on 02/11/2015 21:10
full of character
excellent weekend facilities very clean (even after a downfall) cobbles getting a little out of place to the entrance. fantastic market !!!
mike1755
Reviewed on 28/10/2015 19:07
Compact and well tended site
Compact and tidy site, well cared for by the attentive wardens. Free fresh herb garden is a nice touch. No play area on site, but play areas in the adjacent country park. East Lancs Railway runs alongside the site, so great for the transporters of all ages. Some noise from the pub by the entrance on the first night when they had live music, but finished st a reasonable time so not a problem really.
Not far from home
After travelling hundreds of miles this year we decided on going close to home. Pleasantly surprised that such a great site was so close to us. Toilets and showers spotless, some of the best yet. Good pitch with the railway behind us, great to watch the steam train passing. Plenty of walks near by and nice, easy walk into Bury (about 40 mins). Market day Wednesday, well worth a visit. We'll be back????
Our Bert
Reviewed on 19/10/2015 17:57
Just had to get away
We only stayed here for 24 hours but it felt much longer. Arrived Saturday lunchtime, set up, went exploring. Couldn't believe we were just outside Bury. Some lovely walks right from the site with interesting history.
The only downside is the railway track next to the site. Old diesel engines run past at regular intervals during the day. Not a problem if you're out exploring during the day though.
Much needed weekend break.
short stayjust needed to get away for a couple of nights
we just wanted to get away for a couple of nights, we only live about 30 mins away, not 4 or 5 hrs away like devon which where we stopped a mth or so ago, but once you closed the door and closed your eyes, with your thoughts drifting away you can be any were you want, I cant fault this place, J . Rostron.
johnypara
Reviewed on 13/10/2015 19:39
Burrs Break
Often thought about going to Burrs but never quite made it. Finally went in September and really enjoyed it. Lots of interest round a bout and a nice walk up the Irwell trail to Ramsbottom. The East Lancs railway is not to be missed.
Worth going over the cobbles!
This is an excellent site for relaxing and enjoying the scenery either from the site or from walking / driving the area. The Country Park is great and the pub right by the park entrance is welcoming and grand for a meal after arriving on site. Facilities are A1.
Extra signs as you go over the bridge and / or just before the pub car park might save a few grey hairs. We'll definitely return.
