Tredegar House Country Park Club Campsite

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Spacious club site

We have stayed here several times now and had another enjoyable stay which was for longer than usual. Lots to do in the area which was good as we had mixed weather. A well managed and spacious site in lovely park surroundings. The road noise varies and this time we particularly noticed noisy motor bikes and sirens. However that is the price to pay for it's position near the motorway and it wouldn't stop us returning.

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Adkins

Motorhomer from Cornwall

Reviewed on 18/10/2018 16:09

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Fourth stop of Wales road trip

This was our first stay at this site and one we had wanted to visit for some time as we wanted to visit Tredegar House (NT) and also Newport Wetlands (RSPB). We did however win muppets of the year award as we were coming from Abergavenny and set off for Tredegar well we will gloss over that we realised our error and headed off in the right direction!! Lovely site facilties clean but i believe are to be updated which to be fair is probably due as its such a popular site. Good greeting from warden. The Tredegar House is very interesting and the grounds are lovely. Unfortunately for us there are major roadworks near the site and we struggled going to the RSPB but this is no way a reflection on the site just our inexperience in such busy road situations.

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rodencooke

Motorhomer from Clwyd

Reviewed on 30/09/2018 20:43

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the great escape

This is a nice site we were on a fully serviced pitch there is some noise from the motorway but bearable the grounds and the house are well worth the visit we went into Cardiff and used the park and ride which was £5 included parking we also went to Barry island could not belive how clean the place was we did porthcawl another nice place not so keen on newport town it was dirty and full of beggers but it did have a nice new shopping area right on the river banks transporter bridge is not to be missed.

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Caravanner from Shropshire

Reviewed on 21/09/2018 16:30

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Rated 4 of 5

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Good location off the M4 on entry into Wales

Stayed at this site in August for 5 days and enjoyed the stay. Made use of one of the few grass pitches available to pitch the caravan and awning. The site is not large and is more or less on two levels. The site is pleasant but there is some traffic noise. Acess is gained to the site through the grounds of Tredegar House and this can cause a problem if you get back to the site after 8.00 p.m in the dark as the lock on the access gates needs to be opened. The site is handily located just off the M4 motorway as you enter Wales and you could visit Newport, Abergavenny and the Wye Valley,as well as Cardiff, from here. There is a large Asda supermarket quite close to the site and a good walk takes you to a pub/restaurant. Would visit this site again.

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GOEO

Caravanner from Gwynedd

Reviewed on 10/09/2018 17:52

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Hard standings like concrete

Well managed site with easy access. Probably the most expensive site that we have stayed at. The hard standings are like concrete and impossible to peg out an awning securely and safely. I will now be replacing all of my pegs as they have been severely damaged. Doubt I will be returning.

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AlistairBalharrie

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Reviewed on 27/08/2018 09:39

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Amazing

Had a great stay. Location was great for what we wanted to look at, of course good weather always makes things better. Location to shops and main roads very good.

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Reviewed on 24/08/2018 08:02

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Rated 4 of 5

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Another great week at one of our favourite sites

We had a great week at the end of June with beautiful weather to enjoy sitting amongst the trees relaxing. Location of this site is really good for stop overs or as we enjoy visits back to Wales.Very handy for the park and ride to Cardiff, Barry and Porthcawl good days out, as well as St Fagan -outdoor museum which is free entry. Nearby is Rogerstone 14 Locks Centre (NP10 9GN) great for walking or as we done took our bikes in the car there and then cycled North to Pontywain, lovely scenery along the way and a great cafe at the centre when you come back. You can ride up to there if you are fitter than us. Site wardens very friendly and keep the site very clean and tidy. Toilet s are clean but will be better after the makeover at the end of the season when it will be 5*. We met some really friendly people on the site including bumping into a couple we had met earlier in the year at another site, what a coincidence! especially as we hadn't planned a week there this year until last minute family event. Tredegar House and gardens are lovely surrounding and it is great for walking around and trying to spot the Heron in the lake at entrance. A great site to visit and we look forward to seeing the new developments next year.

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Sue109

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Reviewed on 04/08/2018 15:09

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Always thrilled to arrive and sad to leave

This is a fabulous site that we've stayed at many times in the last 5 years, it's always beautifully kept and this year we have been so touched by the kindness and helpfulness of the wardens, all 4 of them are lovely and Jo and Craig, new to being wardens, seem to have taken to it like ducks to water, lucky Caravan Club Members to have them onside. Looking forward to being back next week !

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Beeny Wildblood

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Reviewed on 16/07/2018 11:05

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Lovely Site In National Trust Park

We are regular visitors to Tredegar Park. We find that both wardens and assistants are always welcoming on arrival and happy to help if required. We accept that the toilet block, particularly the floors are getting tired but the block are always clean and tidy. A refurb is apparently imminent that will solve these issues. I noted a previous poster complained because access was forbidden after 8pm when the park gates are locked. Granted getting in and out after 8pm is a chore but it greatly improves security. I believe that this is a rule imposed by the National Trust. The warden clearly has to abide by this rule even though it’s clearly a pain if anybody arrives late.The Park and lakes are in a beautiful setting with acres to exercise dogs and there is a play park for children. There is a little traffic noise but not that obtrusive in my opinion. There is a large Asda within easy walking distance for supplies.

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Chrisc600

Caravanner from Dyfed

Reviewed on 29/06/2018 12:55

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Great for location

I stayed here to visit family in the area. It was really easy to find and the route in was simple. I was given a very friendly welcome which was much appreciated after a long journey. The wardens had just been dealing with a customer who was making a complaint and I observed them to be very professional in the face of a very difficult situation. The site is within the grounds of a National Trust property which means that at 8.00pm the gates are locked by them (there's a padlock to which you are given a key when you check in). The lovely thing about that is after 8pm you can still walk in the grounds and there's plenty of room for kids and pets; the more tricky thing is that it's a bit of a pain going in and out at night as there's the padlocked gate and the electronic site barrier to get through - at least you know you and your outfit are secure overnight! The facilities block was clean and I noted .the sign saying that it is soon to be updated. It's worth noting that there's a big Asda very close to the site so easy to stock up on provisions. There's also lots of lovely shops in Newport itself so it's well worth the short trip there. Sadly I didn't have time to go to Tredegar House itself - hopefully next time!

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MrsC

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Reviewed on 11/06/2018 13:11

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