Clumber Park Club Campsite

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Good for families

Feels like the middle of nowhere

We went as a family of 5, there is no phone signal and the TV reception intermittent. It rained for the first few days and with kids a porch is recommended (so as to keep the mud at bay). It is suggested you stock up before hand although there is a Sainsbury's a short drive away. Out of season it really is tricky finding anywhere to eat especially in the evenings so be prepared with DVDs and games when the weather is bad. The facilities onsite are clean and the toilet block warm, everything such as recycling, waste and water are all within a short distance. The pitches are spacious and you are literally in the middle of a forest. Great for exploring but be prepared with maps, download any routes or walks before going because theses things are not available at reception. Bikes are a good idea and the site has play area for kids and definitely take a walk into the National Trust Clumber Park as they have planned events and activities during the day. Visit the National Trust Workhouse also, this is great, make sure to get an audio device.

FamWard

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Reviewed on 20/02/2017 11:32

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Great location

Just returned from a three night break at Clumber Park. We found the location to be perfect for our needs, with lovely not-too-challenging cycle rides across the national trust estate. We also drove to Sherwood Visitor Centre to see the Mighty Oak and purchase a bow and arrow for our son, who was very excited to be in the land of Robin Hood. All hard standing sites were filled whilst we were there, but the park was still very peaceful with not a sound after it got dark. The staff were all very friendly, helpful and chatty. Absolutely no phone signal and the site wifi was poor to non-existent, but we were warned of that upon our arrival. Some purchased tv cables which they plugged in at the electrical points, but we stuck to our books and board games and had a thoroughly enjoyable few days.

Marineo

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 18/02/2017 19:44

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A secluded haven

We have just returned from a 2 night stay at Clumber Park. All expectations of a CC site were fully met. Friendly staff. good clean facilities, childrens play area, generous pitches. The site is remotely situated, so the need to use a vehicle to explore the area is required. Definately worth a visit.

ChrisBogg

Motorhomer from East Yorkshire

Reviewed on 15/02/2017 23:56

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Lovely site.......but

We visited Clumber Park Caravan Club Site for the first time at the end of January 2017. The site is well maintained and the facilities are ok. However, I was extremely disappointed that people (in particular women) think it is ok to take their dogs into the showers with them. I appreciate that at this time of year the woodlands are muddy which means dogs and shoes get dirty but there was no consideration for the next person that has to shower in the cubicle. This happened on more than one occasion and so for this reason I have marked the facilities down. I do also believe that within Clumber Park it's very poorly sign posted. Perhaps we'll try again in spring.

JLattimore

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 07/02/2017 18:21

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First time clubbers

First time using CC sites at Clumber Pk n Defo be returning.Read reviews about bike thefts etc before travelling but found secure lock up provided on site more than adequate.Shower/toilet block spotless n plenty of showers to go around.Kids loved the play area n being able to cycle safely around the site.Wardens very helpful n friendly. Only slight downside is lack of information about shortcut at bottom of site when walking/cycling to Clumber park visitor centre(found on way back,thankfully).Thsnks for a great first touring break using club sites

brofelt

Reviewed on 01/02/2017 21:24

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Attractive site

Lovely site but had to mark it down on the "facilities" as my husband found that 2 out of the 5 showers were locked and not in use. When he went 2 of the 3 were already occupied so the next person would have had to wait (and this was a weekend so that is not good enough). Also, some lights were out in the toilet block. We would have reported it as we were leaving but the office was not open when we left mid Monday morning. Only marked down on "good for families" as not in a position to give an opinion on this.

patronk

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Reviewed on 20/01/2017 10:48

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One to return to for a longer stay

An overnight stop on way to Cornwall but very impressed. Site is well looked after and in a lovely setting which some people will find a bit remote. Looking forward to a stay during a warm early summer

PatandWill

Reviewed on 02/12/2016 22:53

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Fantastic.....but!

In total agreement with the previous two reviews. My wife stayed alone (mostly) on site. Wardens were excellent and really helpful in finding a pitch where we could park to the right to assist with her disability. Three weeks of peace and quiet only spoiled by the apparent travellers who occupied a couple of pitches. Their children were unruly to say the least and seemed intent on destroying all the hard work of the wardens. A group were discovered in the shower block, scribbling on the walls with pencil! luckily, a warden was nearby and the vandalism was reported quickly. Even if they are fully paid up members, anyone found damaging sites or property, or causing the disruption and upset they do, should have their membership cancelled with immediate effect. I know it's difficult to expect the wardens to confront such types, but I would surely hope they have reported these 'visitors' to the Club. Other than that, a perfect break. Thanks.

JohnScruby

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Reviewed on 26/11/2016 17:42

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Perfect autumn & winter site

We only ever stay at clumber park during autumn and winter as we find it can be very busy with children during half term and summer months and we prefer more quiet sites. During autumn and winter it is peaceful and quiet yet the facilities remain in excellent order. The site is perfect for families as it has a large play area and you are able to go off into clumber park directly from the site. There is an abundance of dog walking and nature trails close by and there are lots of places to eat nearby. The wardens are always friendly and they work really hard to keep the site clean and tidy.  Overall, it is a pleasure to stay here whether as a couple or a family. 

hayjagos

Caravanner from Lincolnshire

Reviewed on 23/11/2016 20:02

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Breathe deeply and relax.

Second visit the Clumber 9th to 16th November and this time we really enjoyed it. Last time we lost a member of the family and it was a sad visit. This time we were greeted warmly by the wardens, got sited and settled down fo a weeks total relaxation, mostly reading with long long walks everyday. It got really busy over the weekend. Surprised to see two monster vans arriving (travellers) with very noisy children (7) who roamed the site screaming at the top of their voices. The wardens attempted to control things but there was little evidence of parental supervision. We were out walking everyday and followed the NT cycle paths that take you all around the estate and lake area. Thorsby Hall is a beautiful spot to visit and has a shop selling Indian Whiskey and some very nice gins that the owner will gladly share with you. The site itself is mostly okay but I agree with the comments about the hard standings. They all need a good raking. Where awnings have stood there is usually a dip where the stones have moved and its gets muddy. The toilet block (only 1 was open) needs some tlc. The wardens kept it clean but the showers look tired and longer curtains needed. The children mentioned earlier seemed to delight in trying to empty the soap dispensers. There were still notices regarding the dog illness at some of the club sites but our hound suffered from nothing apart from tiredness. A wonderful week. Big thank you to all the wardens we have met over the year

peatman

Reviewed on 20/11/2016 13:30

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