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Peace and quiet

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Good for families

Peace and Quiet in a Beautiful Area

Stayed her as a couple early April during our school holidays and met up with relations from West Wales. Could not believe how empty the site was during holiday time - could it be the fact that it is no longer possible to walk around the general areas of the Longleat centre without paying. There was a time when basic entry was free of charge to CC members, this is now an expensive add on to the site fees. Still, it is a beautiful and peaceful site with excellent friendly new wardens. There are many things to do in the area to keep one occupied for several day trips without paying for Longleat itself. We walked to a couple of local hostelries and they were like chalk and cheese. The Horse and Groom was a huge disappointment with our jacket potatoes served cold and dirty cutlery. To be the fair the food was replaced but we did not feel like having a dessert, all things considered. The Royal Oak was a delight. Great food and very friendly staff - highly recommended. A day out at the National Trust Stourhead estate is not to be missed. Take a walk around the lake - anti clockwise is best apparently - and be amazed at the delightful and quirky buildings that keep on surprising you around nearly every bend.All in all a great few days and we will be back.
Caravanner

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