Visitor Reviews - Croft Country Club Naturist Site
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Croft Country Club Naturist Site
Greenend, Off Halfpenny Toll Road
Three Holes
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire (Browse area)
PE14 9JD See Map
Tel: 01354 638445
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Pitches: 25
Open: 29th March To 30th September 2018
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| Who's it for |
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| Date of Visit: May 2018 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Smarksmith |
25 reviews from this member |
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Booking a pitch here was straightforward and communication with them by email was prompt. When head towards Croft the roads are all pretty wide as easily traversed, the only issue you cross in this area is being stuck behind huge tractors pulling massive trailers of carrots. It is worth noting that some of the roads undulate quite significantly, to be honest, some are that bad they should be fairground rides, you need to just take it steady when towing along them. The last turn into the site access road is clearly signed “Croft”, just be aware that the entrance is just to the right as the grass comes to an end on the left, I did have to do a little reversing at this point.
Just give them a call to let you in and the electric gate will creep open to a lovely site and a friendly welcome. After the normal payment for the stay, which highlighted how poor a broadband connection they got there, hence no Wifi on site, I was given the option of a few pitches and as I arrived alone I was guided back onto the pitch. I was left to set up and advised that if I wanted a tour around the site our host would be back in an hour.
All the pitches are on grass and all the fields are pretty level. We pitched up just in from the entrance backing onto a 4ft hedge with a dell on the other side, I was later advised against getting wet in it as I might disappear into the depths of the mud. Each pitch has a 10amp supply and a marker in the grass for jockey wheels to keep vans evenly spaced. Water is located on the front of the sanitary block for this field. The site has a lot of seasonal vans on it, however, these are spread out around the site and “visitor” pitches are dotted around so you don’t feel either isolated or overwhelmed by the layout.
Services, We had no problem with TV signal although we noticed there were some huge aerials on some pitches. Mobile signals, Three gave us a good 2 bar 4g signal whereas Tesco/o2 was nearly non-existent. As I said early there is no WiFi as they cannot get a feed to the site, there is a LAN cable in reception that you can plug into for free.
Tour of the site, I was picked up by buggy, which I thought was unusual for the size of the site, and taken off around the site. There is a unisex toilet and shower block that was clean and well maintained with Elsan emptying point behind it, then to the “clubhouse”. Here is a well thought and laid out area, it has a kitchen for campers hot drinks machine with an honesty box with proceeds going to Macmillan. An ice machine, and should that be able to keep up with demand a dedicated freezer filled with ice, additional toilets and another freezer for guests to store items in. A huge function room for events with stage, dancefloor and DJ booth, big screen TV and they have set it up to broadcast the stage to multiple screens so everyone can see what's going on (non recorded feed). They have a small heated indoor pool and a small outdoor pool (solar heated so not quite so warm). Then back on the buggy then the grand tour, the site is huge with multiple areas of chalets (mostly privately owned) more caravans, tent pitching areas, they have shuffleboard, petanque, volleyball, badminton, 18 hole putting green. The general waste and food bins are located in the centre of the site, with glass and metal recycling at the entrance.
Around the site and locality, this is a very rural area so there is not a lot in the immediate area, Tesco and Sainsbury are about 20 minutes away (miles is deceiving around here time is a better guide) Kings Lynn is 40 minutes away and Hunstanton about an hour (nice seaside place to visit)
The big question, would we come back? Yes without a doubt, it is a 3-hour tow for us from Yorkshire so wouldn't just be for a weekend away.
Euro vision party end at 0030
Ricky Nelson at 1700 on Sunday
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| Date of Visit: August 2017 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Sammie2367 |
4 reviews from this member |
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Just returned from Croft
Our first time at a naturist site and was very apprehensive
If got to say what a great site, with exceptionally friendly and helpful staff
No pressure at all to disrobe, but once we did didn't feel uncomfortable at all
Even had a disco in the evening
Loved it
Will definitely be going back
There were not any children on site so couldn't really mark that fairly
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| Date of Visit: July 2017 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: Mlburn |
1 review from this member |
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This was our 1st time for Donna & Gary at a naturist camp, and we were made so welcomed, very helpful staff, nothing wasn't too much for Dave & Cecilia, great activities, fantastic disco, area peaceful and tranquil, we stayed in the Maple lodge, and that was the wow factor, looking forward to going back next year and many more after that, thank you to all who made our stay wonderful.
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| Date of Visit: May 2017 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: RichAnnie |
2 reviews from this member |
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Excellent site. Within a shortish distance to shops and other amenities and not too far to the coast. Safe and secure for us and our two year old. Good facilities, nice people, clean and tidy. I'm sure we'll be back soon.
Just one thing missing: WiFi - free if possible.
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| Date of Visit: April 2017 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Batding |
5 reviews from this member |
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Wife and I just got back from 4 nights at this club. First time we had stayed there so I thought a review would be in order. First the good points:
The grounds are very well kept, grass is cut and trimmed, hedges and plants pruned. The showers and toilets we used were extremely clean and well maintained with lovely hot water all the time. It is a very quiet site with a feint distant rumble of the road traffic during the day and the roar of overhead jet airforce planes now and again during daylight hours.
Now the bad points:-
This site was advertised as being FULLY open from March 1st. It shows two swimming pools, one inside one outside, a jacuzzi and sauna amongst other items to keep you entertained. The weather was not supposed to be too good during our stay so the thought of an indoor pool was very appealing to both of us. However!
Both pools were out of commission, neither had been cleaned with the outside one looking more like pea green soup! The jacuzzi was hot but had numerous bits of plastic grit etc in the bottom of it so that was a no go. The sauna although showing a credit of £4. 50 actually wouldn't work and the electric isolated kept shutting it down!
The pools etc are free but there are charges for the sauna and jacuzzi.
Needless to say we were both very disappointed with the situation as were also a couple of members we spoke with on sight!
I suggest that if a site is going to state it's open from a certain date then it should at least be fully open or reduce their costs accordingly.
Croft charged us the full rate regardless as a result we were not pleased at all! Return. NO WAY!
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| Date of Visit: July 2015 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Drjbc |
49 reviews from this member |
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This is certainly the most pleasant naturist site we've visited in England and stands comparison with our favourite naturist sites in France. The reception and 'regulars' are very welcoming and friendly: a thriving community rather than a commercial operation. Their website lists the various facilities (all well maintained) but since the Fens can be windswept it's worth adding that the site's surrounded by mature trees and feels quite sheltered. This is one of the driest parts of the country and both times we've visited we've enjoyed fune sunny weather, but perhaps we're just lucky!
Where else do you know a naturist putting green?
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