Clumber Park Club Campsite

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Our local site

Stoped at Clumber for 3 nights end of the first week in March to try out the Motorhome we had just picked up. We have stayed here a lot with our caravan over the years, as it was nice and local for setting up the van (kept in storage) before a tour. Clumber is a very pleasant site set towards the northern edge of the park. It is generally fairly quiet during the week, except at holiday times, but fills up to capacity at weekends. Great for walking or cycling in the park. The visitor facilities are set part way down the large lake, a circular walk around which is between 5 and 6 miles from the site, depending on the exact route. Sherwood Forest Visitors Centre, now in the newly constructed building run by the RSPB, is about a 6 mile drive. There is no mobile coverage on the site and indeed over much of the park. However, a 200m walk up Limetree Avenue, towards the 614 will get you a 3 / 4G signal on O2. The site Broadband is much improved. Although it will undoubtedly struggle on summer weekends, at full winter capacity I was still getting 6 / 8MB most of the time. The facilities are kept to the normal high standards, although the showers are not the most user friendly, having only a narrow perch to sit on. The MH service point was the old style, although the manhole covers were fairly easy to extract, even for my back. However, apparently they are putting in the drive over ones this week.

SteveL

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 13/03/2019 12:01

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Great stay spoilt by generator

Love this site but spoilt by someone turning up with a generator on our last night. Is that even allowed? Where are the wardens? Now 9pm and still going strong!

WestieFamily

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Reviewed on 03/03/2019 21:17

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Good Location with walks from the site

Welcoming & friendly staff. Great location with walks into Clumber Park. The shower block is a little dated but very clean. Disappointed how weekend bookings block other stays but that is a problem with many popular sites. We took part in our first NT 10K run and will be returning.

bga84

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Reviewed on 28/02/2019 13:13

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Excellent site with very friendly and welcoming wardens ...

Stayed at this site on many occasions and as usual on this stay the wardens were very welcoming on arrival.....site is always very clean and tidy..it’s a shame that some caravaners don’t leave the shower facilities in the same state that they found them in!!!...for this I feel sorry for the wardens who are left to clean up the mess !!!!!

rjbooth

Reviewed on 25/02/2019 13:11

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Great site to visit with dogs

Great site to visit with dogs, with direct access from the site to Clumber Park for woodland walks. Lovely walk through the park to the NT lakeside and chapel with “Central Bark” dog friendly cafe.

alou

Reviewed on 05/02/2019 19:37

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Love this site

What a great site, so fabulous in winter, the site is so clean and tidy, showers excellent, the walks are fabulous, lunch at the NT is a must. To say it is winter the site is immaculate, very nice and helpful wardens. A pleasure to keep coming back to.

Love our motorhome

Reviewed on 14/01/2019 18:43

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A good location for a relaxing weekend.

We enjoyed our second stay at Clumber Park. It is a great place to relax. The National Trust Park is perfect for a steady pedal on the bikes. Quiet roads or bridleways let you explore the area. Everywhere is also walkable. The National Trust staff at the visitor centre were especially welcoming. Have a look at the huge greenhouse, it's a quarter of a mile long! We also cycled to the Sherwood forest visitors Centre. Easily accessible and well worth it. Clumber Park site is a good location for a relaxing weekend.

jkwallis

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Reviewed on 09/12/2018 08:28

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Clumber Park for all seasons

Last week saw our second trip this year to Clumber Park site, having previously visited in the summer. These are our observations. 1. Despite being a large site, Clumber Park offers a sense of relaxed space, especially out of season when only hard pitches are in use. Most pitches back onto forest, offering a variety of outlook, wildlife and shade. 2. We were present for a warden hand-over last week and both sets of wardens were friendly, helpful and efficient giving the site a cared-for feeling. 3. Only the main block of facilities was open for winter touring, but this was never an issue. Whilst not ‘brand new’, the facilities are more than adequate and kept beautifully clean. 4. The location is stunning - we caught the autumn colours of the forest walks and enjoyed the 20 minute walk to the National Trust centre for tea in the walled garden. Incidentally, entry is free for walkers and cyclists. There is a wide variety of walks and we recommend that you source a copy of the NT walking guide which is available from the entry kiosks. 5. Do bear in mind that there is no mobile phone signal, and that wifi is limited. For those wanting to check emails and social media, wifi is adequate.

Darlington

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 20/11/2018 17:27

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Old and Tired

We stay at Clumber Park often as it is a good stopover off the A1. Great for walking and dogs. Nice staff and grounds well kept. On our last visit we were concered that the wash blocks were so tired. Taps not working or tops of taps missing,, Plumber called 2 weeks ago but had still not fixed a problem. Chipped paint in the disabled stalls and elsewhere. Bins overflowing at 2pm. But it was half term. Members should be informed up front that there is no mobile and no wifi connection. Also there is no bus and you are relatively isolated. The Club should spend some of its £120m turnover on sorting this site out and bringing it up to a good standard. Regards Richard Baker

MaxandMolly

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Reviewed on 08/11/2018 17:34

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