Teesdale Barnard Castle Club Campsite

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Wardens

I arrived on this site on Tuesday 10th September. The wardens were very welcoming and helpful. Nothing was too much bother and they always had a smile. Unfortunately I've had to cut my holiday as there is an emergency at home. Again the wardens have gone out of their way. I will definitely be back.

smkirk

Caravanner from West Lothian

Reviewed on 13/09/2019 17:36

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So impressed we booked another visit

We had booked two nights at this site to break up a journey to Scotland. The site is well maintained, the facilities are clean, plenty of hot water and the staff friendly. Barnard Castle is lovely. The Bowes Museum is well worth a visit. The site is close to local facilities so we cycled everywhere. We were so impressed with the site, we booked another night to break up our return journey.

Homer the Hymer

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 11/09/2019 18:13

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Fantastic site

Just stayed 4 nights August bank holiday lovely site dog meadow is huge and dogs loved it nice walk through woods to the town and castle and uphill walk back though the town is lovely and stunning riverside walks .the wardens on the site are fantastic helpful friendly we will be back

wests

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 30/08/2019 10:40

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Fabulous

This was our first ever stay on a club site (or any other for that matter) in a motorhome - and what great choice and fantastic place to be introduced into motorhoming at ! Wonderful, understanding, friendly and helpful staff. The site is spacious, fantastically well maintained, quiet and - most importantly (and impressively given all of the facilities) - absolutely spotless, clean, tidy and beautifully cared for. Add to this the lovely location, adjacent meadow and nature reserve along with all of the great places to see and visit. To us, Teesdale set the ‘Gold Standard’ for the rest of our holiday .... and was rarely matched but never bettered. A huge thank you to all of the staff - who were fundamental in making the site and our stay so relaxed and happy.

CoachConvert

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 29/08/2019 13:59

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Well placed for a beautiful setting

This is a very well maintained site, clean, tidy, nicely laid out with decent amounts of space and a goodly amount of hedges and trees. Thanks to the staff for such a good job. The site is not huge (a good thing) but it's easy to access and a pleasure to arrive. We loved the area (and would like to move to Barnard Castle) and there is plenty to see and enjoy. We walked up to High Force on a sunny and windy day, enjoying every minute of it. We really liked the town, its variety and friendliness (and the Firkin micropub). The only blemish for this lovely site is the proximity of the road; it's not hugely busy, but the traffic when it's there makes quite a noise. However, we were on the third row back and the noise didn't really disturb us with the door and windows shut. We'll be back, nonetheless . . .

threeshoes

from Dorset

Reviewed on 19/08/2019 16:05

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Dog Heaven!

We loved this site, particularly our dog! The Dog Meadow is an incredible facility, such a pleasant environment to have a little walk round whether you have a dog or not. There are walks in the woods available next to the site too and some good spots for paddling in the river too. As you would hope from a Caravan Club site, the site is very well looked after, has friendly and helpful staff and is a pleasant walk away from the town centre (take the footbridge rather than going round the road way). We also recommend a visit to Hamsterley forest, the fish and chips van and the Three Horseshoes Pub in town.

Sunny and the Smiths

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Reviewed on 28/07/2019 16:41

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Summer Holiday July 2019

This is a lovely site with well spaced out pitches excellent service points and a more than adequate modern toilet block with one added advantage a drying room. We stayed there for 5 nights as I wanted to visit Weardale Preserved Railway at Witten-le-Wear to have a train ride on their 1958 Class 122 Bubble car. I was quite surprised that three were no leaflets about the attraction in the information room. Following my visit the lady in their shop at Stanmore Station gave a bundle of leaflets that are now sited in the site information room. The site is close to Barnard Castle but beware it is readable hilly on your return journey. It took me 15 minutes for town centre to the site via the pathway on the B6277. there is an alternative way via the river Tyne but it can be slippy and uneven in places and takes longer. We dined out on two occasions at The Three Horse Shoes Hotel in the town centre. The food was excellent and as I have a gluten allergy I had good options on the menu. My only criticism of the site was with the Wi-fi we were on pitch 71 on the lower level of the site where I found the coverage extremely poor. My advice would check out the best coverage area before you pitch up.

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Favourite site and wardens

Another stay at our favourite site, we have been asked several times why we keep coming back to the same site? Location Facilities Site layout Dog walk importantly though, the wardens, who are brilliant, hard working and a credit to the ‘Club’.A special mention to Jacqui who usually books us in with such a happy smile, oh and yes, we will be back.

stevewebb

Caravanner from Durham

Reviewed on 12/07/2019 08:47

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EXcellent as always, we must stay longer

We have visited this site several times usually as a stopover on our way to Scotland. It never disappoints and we must make a point of staying longer next time to get the full experience of the town and surrounding area. Excellent facilities, great dog walk. Wardens extremely friendly and helpful.

MickOneill

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Reviewed on 06/07/2019 12:07

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Excellent Site - We'll Be Back !

I don't know why we've never caravanned in Northumberland before, but even a short stay at Teesdale Barnard Castle Club site has been enough to show us what we've been missing. Access to the site is easy from either the A66 or A67, using a good minor road, and first impressions as you arrive are of a very pretty, spacious and well maintained site with scenic views from many pitches. The initial reception and welcome was warm and helpful, with information about the site and also local places of interest. Finding a pitch was straightforward, and these are well cared for and for the most part generally level. Water, power and refuse disposal is close at hand for all pitches. The shower/toilet block is modern, more than meets the numbers using it, and is spotlessly cleaned and maintained. The site is within easy driving or walking distance of Barnard Castle itself, a pretty and interesting town with a good range of shopping as well as attractive places to eat and drink. Parking is particularly visitor-friendly. On the weekend of our stay the town was holding a "War Weekend" , which featured vintage cars, military vehicles and a "camp" which included tents, a First Aid post, Officers HQ and a very popular "cookhouse" serving hearty dishes. There were many enthusiasts in replica uniform and war-time clothing, and even the town shops got into the act with staff also dressed for the occasion and 1940's music playing - great fun and spectacle for the many visitors. The site is also close to a range of castles and museums, including Barnard Castle, and there are many lovely walks close by or within easy reach. We found all those we met were extremely friendly and welcoming - a fine advert for the area. This was a most enjoyable first visit, made even better by lovely sunny weather, and we can easily see this site becoming one of our favourites, with regular stays in the future.

Jockscot

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Reviewed on 02/07/2019 19:47

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