Malvern Hills Club Campsite

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Excellent Site and well organised after Covid

This was our 1st trip out in the caravan since February because of the coronavirus lockdown. A little apprehensive but didnt need to be. Very well organised arrivals. payment before arrival and pitch allocation we were met by the wardens who handed us barrier card receipt & covid info in a pack. Wristbands for facilities so only 4 in at a time, only minor issue was people forgetting to take bands back. But it worked well. Wardens were very friendly and helpful, stopping to say hello and kept the site clean and tidy. The area around is fabulous so many places to visit. we had dogs and there were so many dog walks around either in the hills or surrounding areas. We actually found the arrival easier than normal no queueing for reception and straight to a pitch I know some dont like pitches allocated but personally we found this quicker. We would definately visit again and would like to thank the wardens and the club for their hard work in getting sites up and running safely so that we could all enjoy our favourite times away.

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Janvan

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Reviewed on 12/07/2020 22:14

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I would stay again!

Only stayed for one night on our way south. The countryside around was flooded and roads were closed and there were roadworks so getting to and away from the site from the M5 was difficult and tedious. Not the site’s fault obviously! Our welcome was warm and when I explained my husband’s disability the staff could not have been kinder or more helpful. They suggested a pitch, showed me where it was, helped me to get unhitched on the pitch and were generally brilliant. The next morning we were able to hitch up without help but the wardens came out to check us over and were ready to help if needed. When thanked they shrugged it off, saying it’s part of their job to help members. We will certainly return and stay for longer as it is a lovely site.

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Granstan

Reviewed on 07/11/2019 07:47

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Large site with plenty of space

We stayed here for 2 nights at the end of October. The Friday & Saturday were VERY wet and much of the surrounding area was flooded. We had chosen a pitch at the bottom end of the site and many of the pitches around us were flooded. Although we did have standing water on our pitch it wasn't too bad and when the weather improved dramatically on the Sunday the water quickly dissipated. However during the heavy rain the sheer volume of surface water made it a bit difficult to get to some of the service points (a pair of wellies would have been useful ;-) ) We received a warm welcome from the wardens on arrival and they were always pleasant and helpful when we encountered them during our stay. The facilities were to the usual high standard of the CAMC. It was nice to see that both shower blocks were to remain open until the end of the season. On previous visits at this time of year the lower shower block has been closed and due to the size of the site it can be quite a trek to the other block. The site is ideally suited for the Malvern Hills if you enjoy walking. It's also very close to the 3 Counties Showground if you want to visit many of the shows held there throughout the year. The city of Worcester is a relatively short drive away and there is plenty to do and see there.

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Felix321

Reviewed on 06/11/2019 09:47

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Warm welcome at Malvern

We arrived on this site breathing an immense sigh of relief having been evacuated from Tewkesbury due to flooding, which to say the least was very stressful. So to arrive on a beautiful sunny crisp Autumn day and see a spacious and welcoming site like this which is immaculately cared for with two heated generously sized and immaculate shower blocks, was tremendously appreciated. The wardens welcomed us in and we found plenty of hard standing pitches to choose from. The Malvern hills ridgeway is a must if you like to walk. We visited Croome, NT, well worth a visit. We only had a few days here and came to see the Autumn spectacle and wasn't disappointed, only had to look out of the front window to see the beautiful trees in all their Autumn glory. We will be back, but will avoid the wet season.

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JackieandTim

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Reviewed on 30/10/2019 15:41

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Late September Arrival and into October for a Full Week 1st Visit

Taking a full week on this site in a motorhome using available public transport. It is possible to reach Great Malvern from the site by using two buses. The local bus towards Worcester that stops about quarter to half mile down the road towards the village of Hanley Swan on the same side as the site is. Then change at Powick and walk for three minutes onto the main road and get the bus to Great Malvern. Going out is particularly easy and straight forward. Return is a little more tricky as connecting buses become less later in the day. It can be done though! As MH users we rely on the local services and up to date time tables are essential. Please ensure double checks are made in this location as the winter times are approaching and the service reduced. The site itself is calm and tranquil off season. We would not visit in peak season due to the grass areas being full with outfits. Most of our time here was extremely quiet with folk pitching to give neighbours space and quiet. The arrival of one outfit destroyed the tranquil atmosphere with its dog continued barking. Had we not been leaving the next day we would have asked the owner about it. The facilities are as you would expect and cleaned during the afternoon, a bonus imho. The mh waste point is easily accessed with driveover drains. However, a full circumnavigation is required of the site following its use, most frustrating and wasteful of fuel and a disturbance to others. Would we visit again? Most certainly but only off season.

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ROJENN

Reviewed on 14/10/2019 13:59

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Smber

We arrived on the Friday evening the VW show takes place at the Three Counties Showground. Having grown up in Worcester, and with family based locally, I had been reminded that the area would be very busy. We had a very limited selection of hard standing pitches available to choose from, and as we were staying for over two weeks, did not particularly want to move pitches. We selected a hardstanding pitch along a quiet back loop, relatively close to an amenity block, but without any views and at the furthest point from the dog walking area. We enjoyed exploring the local footpaths available directly from the site, as well as driving to explore the Malvern Hills including the Herefordshire Beacon, Midsummer and Ragged Stone hills, Eastnor Park, the Old Hills and National Trust estates at Brockhampton and Croome Park. When we were visiting the weather was a mixed bag of wet and windy, interspersed with sunny periods. We appreciated the hardstanding pitch for reducing the damp and mud.

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RoseMenzies

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Reviewed on 06/10/2019 10:54

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GreatSeptember

We arrived on the Friday evening the VW show takes place at the Three Counties Showground. Having grown up in Worcester, and with family based locally, I had been reminded that the area would be very busy. We had a very limited selection of hard standing pitches available to choose from, and as we were staying for over two weeks, did not particularly want to move pitches. We selected a hardstanding pitch along a quiet back loop, relatively close to an amenity block, but without any views and at the furthest point from the dog walking area. We enjoyed exploring the local footpaths available directly from the site, as well as driving to explore the Malvern Hills including the Herefordshire Beacon, Midsummer and Ragged Stone hills, Eastnor Park, the Old Hills and National Trust estates at Brockhampton and Croome Park. When we were visiting the weather was a mixed bag of wet and windy, interspersed with sunny periods. We appreciated the hardstanding pitch for reducing the damp and mud.

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RoseMenzies

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Reviewed on 06/10/2019 10:54

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GreatSeptember

We arrived on the Friday evening the VW show takes place at the Three Counties Showground. Having grown up in Worcester, and with family based locally, I had been reminded that the area would be very busy. We had a very limited selection of hard standing pitches available to choose from, and as we were staying for over two weeks, did not particularly want to move pitches. We selected a hardstanding pitch along a quiet back loop, relatively close to an amenity block, but without any views and at the furthest point from the dog walking area. We enjoyed exploring the local footpaths available directly from the site, as well as driving to explore the Malvern Hills including the Herefordshire Beacon, Midsummer and Ragged Stone hills, Eastnor Park, the Old Hills and National Trust estates at Brockhampton and Croome Park. When we were visiting the weather was a mixed bag of wet and windy, interspersed with sunny periods. We appreciated the hardstanding pitch for reducing the damp and mud.

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RoseMenzies

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Had a lovely stay we will be back

We visited the site over the August Bank Holiday arriving on the Sat and departing on the Tues. First impressions very welcoming and easy to access, wardens very helpful. Knew we wanted a pitch that would give us max shade for the dogs so headed down to the grass pitches near the wood. Pitches were few and far between as site virtually full, however we had a choice of 2 that we could find and set about unpacking. The atmosphere was lovely with families all around enjoying the lovely weather. The smell from all the BBQ's was delightful both morning and evening, so now my husband wants one! All our neighbours had dogs so we were in good company. The dog walk is completely shaded which was very welcome as it was so hot. Several watering points at regular intervals but only one rubbish collection point which seemed a bit odd. TV reception was better than expected as we were surrounded by trees and in the lowest part of the site. 2 toilet/shower blocks on site which could be a bit of a hike depending on your pitch, by the evening they were looking a bit untidy but with such a full site and lots of kids I suppose it was to be expected. Unfortunately it was too hot to take our dogs out for the day so we just did a driving tour around the area heading over the Malvern Hills to Ledbury enjoying the wonderful views. We will defo be back when the weather is not so hot and will be bringing our walking boots. Really enjoyed our few days.

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Jeff66

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Reviewed on 03/09/2019 23:00

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Overnight stop and impressed.

We stopped overnight en route to Dorset, site is in an excellent location for our needs. It’s a large open site but was surprisingly quiet, many pitches empty. As always we received a warm welcome, the facilities are spotless, WiFi and phone signals good. The only downside was the only pub within walking distance, the Swan, has limited opening hours (no meals after 4pm Sunday) and seems very expensive.

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Cyberdave

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Reviewed on 15/08/2019 18:13

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