What a lovely place this is, with a nature reserve next door and the Breamish Valley so near. The Wardens do a fantastic job with such a lot of land to care for. The walks to the river are lovely. We checked with the site book and set off from Nottinghamshire so that we would arrive here after the time we were asked to - which is 1.00 p.m.
Unfortunately, some people cannot tell the time and arrive here at 10.30, which is very awkward if the site is full. We were asked by one of them if we were leaving because they said they would like our pitch, then we had a man looking through our front window he said he wanted to know if we were packing up and leaving today as he wanted our pitch! We wasn't leaving that day. The last man complained that the office was not open!!!
The is a lovely place to come to with great wardens, it just a shame that some people just cannot tell the time.
Our first visit to River Breamish was a very enjoyable four nights stay. We found the area is brilliant for trips though the country and seaside. A the on site nature trail is peaceful relaxing. The star of the site has to be the toilet block and washing/showing facilities. Spotless! Unfortunately some adults staying during our visit really do need "house-training" regarding doing their part keeping the toilets clean, both men and women. Obviously at home they servants!!!!!!
As always at CC sites the wardens go the extra mile keeping things running and being helpful. Thank you
A great site with an excellent layout of roomy pitches. Warden very friendly and helpful, the sanitation facilities always clean, warm and tidy. Good walks nearby to Ingram and up into the Cheviots following Neolithic forts and settlements trail - stunning scenery. A quiet peaceful stay. And don't forget the fish n chip van on Mondays - beautifully cooked fish in light golden batter with propa chips, one of the best fish suppers I've had for a long time!
What a fantastic site, With more than adequate pitches. The facilities are cleaned every day to a high standard, Pleasant wardens who are happy to help. There is plenty of information available for days out in the information room.
We always start our season at River Breamish. The new wardens are friendly and welcoming and the toilets as always very clean.
It appears that caravaners are happy to let their children run wild. On numerous days young children were left playing unsupervised at the edge of the deep water lake in the woods,near the deep water signs. There will be a terrible accident one day. Children are again running around the shower block swinging between the shower cubicles and sliding along the wet floors. Another accident waiting to happen. Families need to be aware of what their kids are doing
Flat level site with ample facilities for Motorhomes and Caravans. Interesting nature walk and useful dog walk area near river. No barrier for security. Petrol Station half a mile on main A690. Very quiet except for birds of every shape and size doing the dawn chorus at the Nature Reserve at the side of the campsite. Video of the Campsite - https://youtu.be/lFlbb91hGqE
Our first time in this part of the world, and we found this site to be very well-located to visit lots of local attractions, including National Trust houses, castles, coast and countryside. The usual very good facilities on site, and very pleasant wardens. We will be back!
Very hospitable wardens. Nice friendly clean site with plenty of domestic facilities. Shower block is very well presented. Good site for dogs with plenty of walking facilities & red bins.
A good night's sleep (but it was early season & mid week).
Will definitely stay again if the opportunity arises.
We stayed one night in a Motorhome.
Perfect for peace and quiet except for the noise of hundreds, if not thousands, of birds of all sizes and types from the Nature Reserve behind the site.
For perfect quiet select a pitch as far away from the reserve as possible and you really will appreciate what this site has to offer.
Good dog walking area and paths nearby for on-lead walking.
https://youtu.be/lFlbb91hGqE