Just back from this site.So lucky to have a spot overlooking the Estuary in what's known as Millionaires row!Perfection,waking every morning to fantastic views & seeing the lights of Wales each evening.Superb weather made it even more enjoyable.It is the friendliest site we have ever visited,the wardens are all so helpful.Shower block spotless,never had to queue.The walks to the beach were great for the dogs also the bridle way another great walk.Not far from our favourite place West Kirby & the main reason to book this site.New Brighton another favourite is within easy reach & shopping at Cheshire Oaks not far if the weather changes.We will be back next year for a few more visits.
Although regular visitors to Liverpool to stay with family, this was our first time staying on the Wirral. Easy to find and good access, this site is in a lovely setting, and very well laid out. Fantastic views across the estuary from parts of the site, and plenty of wildlife to watch, especially birds. Binoculars are a must to identify the birds down on the estuary, but loved the honking Canada Geese who flew over every evening! Lots to do in this area, and also great dog friendly beaches to walk on. New Brighton a good day out-visit the ice cream parlour on the front-yum! However, this site REALLY does need a new toilet block, and also a second block towards the bottom of the site. In the mornings there were queues for showers in both ladies and gents, and the smell in the gents suggests a possible problem with the drains! The block was kept clean by the wardens, but it really is well past it's sell by date. We would love to return, but not until that block has been sorted out.
This site is as near perfect as they get!! The wardens are very friendly and helpful, the facilities are clean and well appointed. The views over the Dee estuary are superb. The site provides easy access to Liverpool and the Birkenhead ferries.
This site has direct access to the wirral bridle way, cycle off road to west Kirby, here is Ashton park, duck lake and large play area with everything, the beach access is a 10 min walk from site,longer the further from site entrance you are, beach is fab but not good if you want to swim as Evan at high tide not deep enough, without going out a long way, lots to do, ferry cross the Mersey for a day in Liverpool(fantastic day out) sail from seacomb as free parking,
Our first time here and not sure what to expect but what a surprise. Tucked away down a side road and looking out over the Dee estuary. Brilliant. The site itself is well maintained as you'd expect but there are signs it's showing its age. A few potholes in the access roads and some of the toilet fittings are a bit loose bu,t overall, well looked after. Toilets may be a bit busy during holidays as the blocks are a bit on the small side and could maybe do with extending? There is a good kids play area in the middle of the site and if you're a dog owner, you're spoilt for choice. Just 5 minutes down to the beach - more sand covered mud flats - and several walkways to get there. Be careful of the beach as some areas could be quicksand-like. We were told by a local that someone had to be pulled out just a week before we arrived. As for the Wirral, what a surprise! So much to see and do. Too much for our short visit but we managed Cheshire Oaks Retail Park, Port Sunlight ( a must) and the Boat Museum (another must). No time to make it into Liverpool but that will be for next time. We're already trying to decide when to go back as it's so good.
Lovely site in a superb location but boy does it catch the wind, regulars told us later that this is not unusual.
The facilities are well kept bearing in mind the toilet block is dated and stretched in peak periods, there are signs of mould on the ceiling tiles in the showers.
We were given a barrier key on arrival but never used it as it was left open all week. If travelling to Liverpool the train from Hoylake is excellent and has a large free car park.
The Chip van on Thursday evening is recommended, decent portions and very tasty.
We had a lovely pitch right by the cliffs, but sheltered by hedges. The views over the Dee estuary were stunning and we were so lucky with the weather. You could sit and take in the peace and quiet and the sound and smell of the sea. We cycled to West Kirby along the Wirral way, easy 20 minutes and such a pretty route, lovely views again. Easy to get in to Liverpool from West Kirby on the train £4.95 return. We also cycled to Hooton with a stop for lunch at Parkgate. Wish we had had more time!
Wardens were really helpful especially as we came back late from a Conference in Liverpool and they came out of a closed office to give me my newspaper. THANKS. Always an enjoyable stay at this site.