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Warsea Road
Crail
Fife (Browse area)
KY10 3Xj See Map
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Tel: 01333 450460
Pitches: 50
Open: 21st March To 31st October
Rating: 
8/10 from 48 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: May 2013 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Aldoscott |
6 reviews from this member |
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This was our final site on a tour of Scotland.
Wow. What a view.
We calledt at 9 am and got a waterfront, fully serviced pitch for that day.
The staff were really friendly and helpful and the serviced pitch was perfect. No levellers required.
We ended up staying 4 nights because we lived it so much.
The only negative is that the shower block needs updating and could be a bit cleaner.
This should not put anyone off because this is one of the best sites we have visited and will return later this year.
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| Date of Visit: September 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Stevie and Rosie |
1 review from this member |
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Just back from a nice weekend with our grandson who is 2and a half years old. The play area was small and only had a set of swings and a slide. The toilet blocks are tired and in need of a good clean to remove mould etc. The staff were very nice and worked hard keeping grass and grounds neat and tidy. The small towns in the area were very nice were recommended to go to the wee chippy and the restaurant behind it give it a miss in anstruther, over priced and poor quality. We would like to go back to sauchope as if you are on a super pitch you can always use your own shower.
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Jimmn |
10 reviews from this member |
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Spent an enjoyable 4 days here on one of the very scenic seafront super-pitches.
It's a requirement that the caravans all face out to sea, so if you are on the sea front, you will have to uncouple and manhandle your unit into position. We had no problems with space on the pitch (including awning) as there is space for your car to sit across the pitch to the rear.
The toilet blocks are clean enough, but they have red clay tile floors (including the showers) which I don't particularly like. No hand dryers - only paper towels which can run out towards the end of the day. The chemical toilet is inside a stuffy cupboard with a sprung door to the rear of the washblock - I prefer open-air points and it wasn't fun holding the door open with a foot whilst emptying the loo. (a little bit niffy as well)
The water on-pitch is fine for washing up, but it tasted fairly awful in tea - I suspect it gets pumped a long way to get to the site and is heavily chlorinated as a result. Get some bottled water from the Co-op in Crail and you'll be fine.
As others have said, Crail is a lovely town. Try a visit to the pottery and the harbour is charming. An easy footpath from the site takes you there.
Would return.
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: StuBelAberdeen |
9 reviews from this member |
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This is a good site with great views across the water to East Lothian.
The pitches are a bit tight if you have an awning. showers are (wet room style) ok but they could be cleaner and with only three for the whole site it can mean a wait ( ladies and gents share the same shower block)
The TV picture is poor or non existent as the site is low directly on the beach. Wi Fi is charged - a poor show given the cost of a pitch.
A short walk into the village which has a couple of pubs, thr Golf Inn serves good grub and has free wi fi.
Crail is a lovely wee town that, along with the surrounding towns of Anstruther and St Andrews are well worth a visit. In short a good site but not a great one.
We were there in mid July and the site was busy but not full up - this says it all !
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| Date of Visit: July 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Loch Morlich |
13 reviews from this member |
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Great location for beach. The views over the Firth of Forth are stunning.
Unfortunately our booking was mixed up, so we had to move piches, but it didn't really bother us.
All of the necessities were there on hand and were of a good standard. The toilets were very clean.
The site lies a pleasant walk from Crail, one of the most picturesque of the East Neuks fishing villages.
Whilst the weather during our stay was a bit mixed the kids enjoyed a dip in the outdoor pool, which was a sun trap. They also played with other kids in the games room.
The site had a warm community atmosphere, and offers statics, wigwam styled units as well as space for tents and hard standings for mobile homes and tourers. Given the views, the pitches along the beach were perhaps not surprisingly a little squeezed.
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| Date of Visit: June 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Glenpat32 |
1 review from this member |
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We have just returned from a long weekend at Sauchope and it fully lived up to our expectations. We had booked a few months ago and so had a really good pitch facing the sea. Falling asleep at night listening to the waves crashing against the shore was magnificent. It was also extra special to have a super pitch with our own grey waste and water supply - fantastic. How can we possibly go back to fetching water and emptying the waste master (make sure you have the correct connections for your aqua roll and a length of waste pipe).
It looks like the site has recently been upgraded and the pitches are well set out and spacious. As it was a holiday weekend the grass (standard) pitches were busy. There was only one tent.
For our 7 year old there was plenty to do and he spent endless hours safely cycling around the well surfaced site roads, crabbing in the rock pools and playing at the swing park.
Toilet and shower facilities were adequate (the two toilet blocks are at opposite ends of the touring park) and clean (other than the few messy users who don't seem to care - but one gets them everywhere). On one occasion I was about to use the chemical toilet disposal but on arrival found it was blocked - not particularly pleasant - however upon reporting it it was cleared and disinfected within a few minutes by a very helpful site worker. We otherwise didn't see very much of the staff however there were occasional people buzzing about the site, collecting bins, cutting grass etc. The site was immaculate.
There is an outdoor pool which our son was in during beautiful weather. It appears well kept and very clean. There is a rocky beach (no sand) and the tide goes out a good way.
Crail is beautiful and we much preferred it to the other small fishing resorts nearby. It is a short 10minute walk. We visited the 'secret bunker' (3 miles away) which was an excellent - if frightening - vision of cold war preparations; St Andrews (of course), and the other fishing ports of Pittenweem, Elie and St Monans.
The site caters for dogs (we have two border collies) and there are great walks and plenty of dog poop bins.
Only slight negative was that we felt the shop could have been a little better eg. it could have stocked milk, bread and some necessities - however the local convenience store in Crail is only a few minutes drive and was open until 9pm most evenings. We would also like to see the owners make the touring pitch loop 'one way'.
We will definitely be back.
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