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Ok let's start with something positive, the welcome was good and the showers etc were clean although the water pressure was very low and so I struggled with washing my long hair. The overall site was clean and pitches pretty well spaced, but I'm afraid that's where the positive ends! The road noise was horrendous !! We arrived in rush hour and so hoped that after around 6pm this would die down, but no, traffic was constantly flying by at 60mph! Not just cars but motor bikes, huge lorries, buses, it was like being next to a race track! Around 11.30pm it did go a bit quieter and I managed to go to sleep... But was woken abruptly at 2am by several huge lorries going by ( don't know if there is some sort of depot near by??) this happened again around 3.30am and then from 6am the constant rush hour started and was still going when we left at 10.30!! We had hoped for a good nights rest as we had travelled back from Cornwall all day and stopped here on our way to Cambridge but this wasn't to be, and I left more exausted than I was when we arrived!!!! We won't be returning to this site, which is a shame because Henley looked a lovely place to explore as we drove through.... Yes it does say in the book that there is 'some' road noise but this was horrendous!! Might just as well have parked up on the side of the motorway!!!!
SteveandJan
Reviewed on 13/09/2015 21:01
Lovely site normally go 4/5 times a year nice walk into Henley good facility and local products sold in shop . Only problem we find is that toilet blocks close at 10-30 - 12 pm for cleaning which is most popular time to use toilet block as you have to be off site by 12 pm . Highly recommend though .
ScreenNameF75A49750B
Reviewed on 11/09/2015 16:05
This is a beautiful site with good space between the pitches. The wardens are fantastic and very helpful. It is very handy for Henley and other local attractions. But it is a site for the 20th Century not the 21st Century. Why are we still moving large quantities of water and waste around in containers? Every pitch should have a tap and a drain. It saves water. Most campers waste 50 litres of water getting 50 litres of water with all the rinsing out of tanks that goes on. Come on Caravan Club move into the 21st Century.
Royhorn
Reviewed on 28/08/2015 18:55
billy steele
Reviewed on 28/08/2015 11:39
Blackrock
Reviewed on 24/08/2015 18:27
