New England Bay Club Campsite

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Peace and quiet, nature and nice chips

An NEB regular for 18 years, can't get enough of it.   Site is well laid out, very well maintained and with ample facilities(for those who open their eyes).   Lots of rabbits and bird life, but lets not forget that we are imposing ourselves on their natural habitat.    Local traders give the site the fringe benefits of fresh bread weekly, fresh fish weekly, and freshly fried Chips to go with tasty freshly fried Haddock, Chicken, Sausage, or Haggis (twice weekly).  Guess who is first in the queue?    NEB is off the beaten track - which is why so many regulars like it - but has many attractions within a 25/30 mile radius including four beautiful gardens within 5 miles.   The port of Cairnryan is close by, making trips across the water to Belfast another string to NEB's bow.    It is a fantastic site which is why it appears that more and more people are going there.   Ah well, bang goes the peace and quiet, hahahahaha.

Patsman

Reviewed on 29/09/2015 20:34

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A site for everyone

We first came here 36 years ago with children of 8 and 10. They loved it! Now returning as long retired oldies we are still enjoying this lovely site. Plenty of walks and relatively flat cycle rides so no need to move the motor home.  A dogs and rabbits paradise. A site to suit everyone.

judith

Reviewed on 28/09/2015 16:44

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Wonderful site

This was our first visit to New England Bay and it won't be our last! We had a wonderful week, so relaxing and the dogs loved the beach! It was the most laid back caravan club site we've been to, always found them to be too regimented and too many rules, but the wardens here couldn't have been more helpful! Can't wait to go back next year! We particularly loved the Mull of Galloway and Port Logan!

Annie6a

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Reviewed on 26/09/2015 20:58

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rabbit overrun

5 star  i wish i could put 500,000 stars on this fab site all i can give it is 499,999 stars let down by the heavy increase in the rabbit population ,they are cute and have always been on the site but the rabbit droppings are  making it unpleasant you even end up tramping it into our caravan ,but don't let that put you off coming here  its my number  one  a fantastic site with first class wardens may it continue Alex mclaren

motehill

Reviewed on 25/09/2015 15:51

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New Ebgland Bay

This site is a brilliant site. I think everything is perfect about it and the wardens are really friendly and helpful. We have been coming here for 20 years now, several times a year as we only live an hour and a half away. We always go up to the top end of the site but we were very disappointed on our last visit, 15th September when we saw that a number of caravans were being stored on the site and not in the pound. Four of these caravans were parked on three lovely hardstanding pitches. If the caravan club feel it necessary to store caravans it should not be on pitches depriving members of a choice of pitches.

katelyn

Reviewed on 24/09/2015 19:26

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Fantastic site

What a great site, set out in 7 areas, lots of service points and 2 shower/toilet blocks. Everything is tidy and clean. The only problem we found was the motorhome service point, specifically the waste water grate which is on the wrong side when you follow the one way system. We were only pitched  a few feet from it so used a bucket to empty the tank but lots of other motorhomes had to go the wrong way so their tap was in the right place. We will definitely visit again, it was so peaceful with great access to a dog friendly beach. Highly recommended. 

DaisyDubDelight

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Reviewed on 20/09/2015 17:43

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Nice plaice - shame about the fish

This is a lovely site that we have visited each year since we first discovered it.  It is clean and well set out, with the caravans given plenty of space amongst lots of greenery - a real place for peaceful enjoyment. The one thing we have found to criticise is, sadly, the Fish and Chip van which visits each week.  The first time we tried them, the fish was stale and the chips were soggy.  We had had an exhausting day, it was raining and quite frankly we didn't have the energy to complain, though when we mentioned it to the site manager the following day she said that we were just very unlucky and that the standard was normally excellent - so we tried them again this year, and yes - the fish was not fresh (though not as bad as the first time, when even the dog wouldn't eat it) and the chips were again soggy. We'll stick to a long drive to Port Patrick when we want fish and chips in future (and Port Patrick is also cheaper.)

MALMEEK

Reviewed on 15/09/2015 19:32

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Peaceful and tranquil

Arrived Tuesday 11th August and left Tuesday 1st September 2015. Our fourth visit, not our last. Wonderful informal site, well run and very welcoming. Wonderful walks; easy access to RSPB site in Drummore and also Port Patrick. We are now staying (2-weeks) at North Ledaig CC Site (Oban). Excellent dark nights (star watchers) and different birds too. Stranraer has excellent ferry to Ireland for day trips too. The Warden dealt with some vandalism discreetly and firmly (toilet damage)! 

JohnSue

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Reviewed on 10/09/2015 18:41

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Tranquillity itself

This site is one of the quietest places we have ever visited, even though there were many campers staying there. The facilities are spotlessly clean and well maintained. The site is visited by a fish and chip van, a fresh fish van and a bakers van! The small but well stocked reception shop has the essentials to hand, fresh milk etc, and all the places to explore round about the area are enough to keep a family busy for ages. I even took a dip in the sea! We'll be going again ..........and again!

Malcaz

Reviewed on 10/09/2015 18:04

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Escape to New England

When you are ready to escape from the hectic hubbub of every day life, or fancy a change from close-proximity camping, try New England Bay. We arrived - not to trek, swim or bowl, but simply to chill out, and walk the long beaches. Our pitch was so close to the sea that we carried table, chairs, bottle of wine and supper to the beach to re-create a PS Kroyer 'Skagen' beach scene. New England provides a great retreat, with some delightful trips nearby - especially to the lighthouse down at the Mull of Galloway. If you have the time - take the time and give New England Bay a leisurely visit.

Darlington

Motorhomer from Durham

Reviewed on 10/09/2015 17:58

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