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Stayed here for 2 nights in April while touring the area. First impressions were a nice clean site with a warm welcome. Had a pleasant 2 day windy stay here as it's rather exposed to sea air and very flat. Went to Hythe along the naval canal and spent a nice day there. When we were there it did seem to be a lot of younger kids running around on bikes etc, can only assume it was the Easter holidays. It could have been noisy with them charging about on a hot night but as we were in the van it didn't bother us.
Dont ignore the arrival times because if you try to get in early you will cause all manner of grief ! The site is approached by about 2 miles of very narrow lanes and there are very few places to pass . The hardstanding pitch (fully serviced No 7) was a nice size with plenty of space for car and awning . Everything on site was well kept and nicely tended . The heated amenities block was also very clean and in very good order . There is a dog walking field and access to farmers fields etc from the site . Waking up to the sound of Howler Monkeys was a novelty . Daleacres is ideally situated for great beaches , Romney,Hythe,Dymnchurch Railway ,channel ports , zoos,etc etc .The pub at Botolphs Bridge is a bit of a walk but the food is spot on .We will return
We have just spent three nights at Daleacres. The weather was chilly and rainy so we probably didn't see it at its best. The site is clean and orderly and the warm toilet block and hot showers were great. The welcome was friendly but the lady was rather surprised when I said that we wouldn't be going back there. The main problem was the isolated location on a narrow road. OK for caravanners but Motorhomers need transport such as bikes,a little car etc unless they like long walks. We have a motor scooter to get around but riding down to the pub after dark was quite scary. The road does not have any white lines or cats' eyes so it was difficult to see the road. If you want to use public transport it is a very long walk to the bus stop. The pub, Botolphs Bridge, was excellent with a very warm welcome and delicious food. If you have transport and like peace and quiet this is the site for you but not for us.
Jacmidlands
Reviewed on 30/03/2015 18:17
We were the second arrival of the 2015 season. We were greeted very warmly by the wardens who had the site well and truly up and running. We were on a serviced pitch which was very nice - wish more sites had them. The weather was very much on the cold side but the loo block wad lovely and warm and the showers very powerful and clean, except on a couple of occasions when it was purely down to inconsiderate members who couldn't be bothered to clean up after themselves- such a shame when the wardens work so hard. The location of the site was great to getting to places. We had a meal at The White Horse at Bilsington - 6 miles away from the site but well worth it. Be warned! Don't have a starter course!! The portion sizes are massive and beautifully cooked. Certainly a site we would return to
