We stopped here overnight on Mon 31st August after phoning as we made our way north from Devon via Suffolk. The welcome from the Warden was very friendly and the pitch excellent. A perfect stopover enroute to the Isle of Skye. We would happily return both for a stopover or for longer.
Wow what a great site. Spent à whole week here with the kids, a lovely quiet site which enabled my son to build the confidence he needed to ride his bike (no stopping him now!) Great walks around the nearby forest, dogs were in heaven. Fish & chips on a Friday is a great idea, but unfortunately not value for money. Staff are fantastic and very friendly. Very picturesque within easy driving distance of both Carlisle & Lake District. As mentioned on another review don't follow satnav! Will definitely be returning. Thanks for a great holiday.
Just had few days at this lovely site. Have to agree with previos reviews don't pitch any lower then pitch 40 as when it rains lower pitches flood. Didn't miss a toilet block.Not really a place for children as nothing for them to do.Dont use sat nav use caravan club book for final approach.Was lucky to see a red squirrel will defiantly come back for a longer stay as throughly enjoyed the peace and quite
Lovely peaceful site, staff are welcoming and friendly. It is split into sections so we could find a quiet spot. Beautiful woodland setting with Red squirrels (unfortunately we didn't see one) Situated close to the M6, we stopped over on the way to Scotland and certainly will again. Don't use sat nav / postcode to find. Thank you for a lovely stay.
The site wardens went out of their way to fit my wife and I in this bank holiday weekend. As it was also our first time in a caravan they did their utmost to get us close to our experienced friends, explained any necessary rules and regulations and were exceptionally patient and kind. A credit to the club.
staff were excellent, site clean, we had just purchased the caravan and had teething problems but staff were great and helped sort things out 10/10 cheers
This is a great place to spend a few days it is a quiet and restful site within easy reach of plenty of places to visit. The local pubs serve good food and the village shop is not fare away and has very friendly staff. The site wardens are very helpful and keep the place neat and tidy. If you have a dog it will think it is in heaven with plenty of walks around the site. I was a bit disappointed by the number of pitches taken up by vacant vans with nobody using them. This reduced the choice of pitches but to be honest it was not a problem at the time of my visit but it could be at other times.
We booked this site for a four night stop over on our way up to Scotland arriving on a Friday. On the Saturday the wardens had arranged a party in aid of the Prince's Trust. A marquee was erected on the site everyone contributed food and drink and with the bonus of good weather everyone had a good time.
The site is set in rural countryside within a fairly short distance to the M6 and is easy to find if you follow the directions given in the Club Handbook.
It is a very peaceful site and it is easy to relax and take in the country air.
There is no toilet block but the site is well maintained tidy and clean.
We were so impressed that we arranged to call in for a stop over on our return from Scotland (which entailed having to cancel a previous booking on another Club site. Because there was no wifi available on the site the Warden offered to do the relevant cancellation work for us.
The only downside for this site is that newspapers are only available on site on Saturdays and Sundays. If you require a newspaper during the week you have to make a specific journey to one of the nearest villages which are about 5 miles from the site.