New England Bay Club Campsite
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Beautiful location
Ivyhouselady
Reviewed on 05/09/2016 18:06
So peaceful and wonderful beach!
kmelluk
Reviewed on 02/09/2016 15:18
Great location
Would definitely return
Natural Site
Lanorcky
Reviewed on 29/08/2016 23:04
Nine Happy Days
The Scotties
Reviewed on 26/08/2016 12:34
Tranquil
parkfielddog
Reviewed on 26/08/2016 09:02
Park needs attention
I have been on this sight three weeks recently unfortunately thissitenow needs a bit of attention I have spotted rats on a couple of occasions I think this needs attention only saw the warden once on site didn't bother complaining about this as spoke to a follow caravanner who had already done so hedges surrounding pitches are badly needing trimmed brambles etc trailing onto pathways such a shame as was a good site
Message from The Club:
Thank you for your feedback, we are aware of sightings of some vermin on various parts of the site, we have engaged and retained a qualified pest control contractor to assist the site staff with eradicating the vermin from the site. We will continue to monitor the situation and we plan to have ongoing regular visits by our appointed pest control contractor over the remainder of this season as well as this coming winter closed period.
The site team have a continual regime of maintaining the trees & bushes on site and we do receive numerous positive comments in relation to the condition of the site and the vegetation advising that it is in keeping with the surrounding environment.
north ledaig
Reviewed on 23/08/2016 17:28
Mixed Feelings
I recently returned from this park, 1 day early. It is a lovely area and the park could be much better. I was disappointed at the lack of gardening, trimming of wind breakers and clearly no vermin procedures. The park is full of rabbits and birds, which is nice, but to sit in my awning and spot not 1 but 2 rats coming out undergrowth right next to my van is unacceptable. The plants are not maintained, there is brambles, raspberries, lupins, ferns and gorse bushes taller than a small person (5ft) they are not thinned out and brambles stretch out over paths. This would help in minimising rodents. These area's are at least 20 feet across, you wouldn't walk in it, surely good caravan space. I certainly wouldn't go back here with the park in this state. I did tell one warden there was a dead rabbit on one path and asked if he moves them, the reply I got was only if they find them! So how many are dead in bushed area's? It wasn't all bad Wardens I met were friendly, although I didn't see much of them on site except in office. I was there 12 nights. Beach is beautiful Rabbits, birds etc lovely to see around park. Great nature haven. Great that local produce can be bought on site too. Rodents I know are there, but they should be controlled.
Message from The Club:
Thank you for your feedback, we are aware of sightings of some vermin on various parts of the site, we have engaged and retained a qualified pest control contractor to assist the site staff with eradicating the vermin from the site. We will continue to monitor the situation and we plan to have ongoing regular visits by our appointed pest control contractor over the remainder of this season as well as this coming winter closed period.
The site team have a continual regime of maintaining the trees & bushes on site and we do receive numerous positive comments in relation to the condition of the site and the vegetation advising that it is in keeping with the surrounding environment.