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First visit to this site and it won't be the last. Lovely site with good facilities, WiFi and TV signal.
Stayed on a full serviced pitch which was slightly sloping from side to side but in a nice sunny location, although plenty of other pitch choices.
Nice friendly wardens who keep the site in tip top condition.
Such a bonus having a pub only 5 minutes walk through the woods on a well maintained path. And the food was excellent, plenty of it at a reasonable price.
Lots to do in the area Sidmouth, Seaton for the tramway, Beer for the crab sandwiches on the beach, Branscombe for the Bacon baps in the beach cafe.
Killerton House National Trust is also well worth a visit. via mobile
We found the site very tidy and well set up. The staff were helpful and friendly on arrival.
There was a dog walk on site with easy access to the local pub which was doing a carvery when we were staying, so we took advantage of this and thoroughly enjoyed it.
(you are given a voucher for money off when you arrive at the site, which we forgot, of course ) but didn't mind paying full price for a lovely meal.
The pitches are well spaced and mainly level, the toilet blocks are clean and warm.
There is a main road going past but we didn't notice any traffic noise.
We visited the local donkey sanctuary which is dog friendly and free and well worth a visit to help the donkeys.
Still a lovely little site. A nice welcome from wardens. Managed to bag a pitch all by itself so nice and quiet. We were close to the road but it really wasn’t a problem.
Site and lavatory block both immaculate but chilly. There is underfloor heating but doesn’t appear to cope. The shower stalls seemed quite big which was good.
There is a dog walk which a passing Doberman said was ok.
Local places to visit are Lyme Regis, which is nice. Sidmouth, which we really like and A La Ronde, a quirky N. T. House.
The local, the Hare and Hounds, is a carvery which was very nice except for one unpleasant female staff member. We were told off for not knowing what to do! But nice grub and lots of it.
There’s lots more but we were only here for 3 days but we’ll probably return. You can even hear the sea lions at night.
A great medium sized site, lightly wooded and very well maintained. Had a better band system with differential between showers and toilets and wash cubicles.
Good walking straight from site with 8 walk sheets available from reception. Cycling good as quiet but hilly. G & I did a 1004ft in 10 miles.
Close but more than a walk to Ottery St Mary's, mid-South Devon.
A friendly enough welcome and everything was explained. Not my favourite CAMC site to be honest. Far too shaded by trees in parts so on certain pitches it was difficult to make the most of the September sunshine. Found the unisex toilet block very confusing. It was meant to be for family groups but there were no families there in September so a real waste of resources. In my opinion should have been kept as it was with Ladies and Gentlemen separate facilities. Maybe this was a “Covid” reason???
Dog walk was lovely but was too exposed to the busy road to let dogs off the lead. Not the site’s fault but thought the Hare and Hounds pub was very child friendly and commercial but good for families. Went there for a drink and felt it catered for the masses.
After several years of caravanning this was the very first site without any WiFi. I was not impressed as I subscribe annually.
All in all this site did not tick our boxes. via mobile
Award-winning camping and glamping on the edge of Dartmoor National Park near Tavistock, Devon. 40 grass and hardstanding pitches for tents, touring caravans and motorhomes with optional electric hook-ups. Choose between the scenic Daffodil Field with moorland views or the sheltered old walled garden. For those preferring a bit more comfort, the park provides camping pods and mega pods.
Immaculate facilities with free hot showers, toilets, hairdryers, underfloor heating, laundry, dishwashing, games room, small shop, WIFI and playground. The onsite manor house hosts a dog-friendly restaurant and bar serving evening meals. Surrounded by mature woodlands with direct access to Dartmoor, with Tavistocks amenities just a short drive away. Perfect spot to explore Devon and Cornwall's main attractions Find out more here
A busy and rather cramped site, very popular out of season, with insufficient toilet facilities at times.
Most pitches have sufficient 'fall' even the gravel hardstanding ones to be free draining, however some have so much fall you may need some very tall levelling blocks, one caravan we saw was up on 8' plus of stacked wooden blocks on the door side, so no awning would reach the ground. It is on a hill side after all.
The grass pitches are also uneven/sloped, and avoid pitch number 25 if possible, the Oak tree the pitch is under is showing signs of severe stress, probably due to root crushing by pitch users and may well shed limbs without warning!
Though not enough toilets at times the blocks were clean as resupplied in time.
The nearest pub, The Hare and Hounds, is a short walk up through the site then the copse above, not advised for those with difficulty walking and very uneven with tree roots as additional trip hazards. You'll need to book to eat as it's very popular, with a view of the sea being on a hill top.
Approach roads are narrow in places, from all directions, and the locals take no prisoners on them.
Being out of main season for our visit most on site were older mainly retired members, so lots of loud late evening 'discussions' causing disturbance and dogs allowed to run free and foul where ever they liked both early in the morning and late at night, something the 'Club' needs to address!
Came to this site following previous reviews, wish we never came for the following reasons:
On flight path to Exeter airport, planes flying over until very late at night
Site must like making a noise from mowers going round on a daily basis, and that petrol hedge cutter making an absolute din of noise, and all you want is peace and quiet.
I have found this on most caravan club sites a continuous noise which is disturbing the peace and tranquility of places.
Our first time at this site and we really liked it, lovely woodland setting and plenty of birdlife to watch. We only stayed 2 nights and have an elderly dog so didn't venture too far. The dog walk is very good and joins the footpath up to the local pub, we had an enjoyable lunch in the garden, very popular place.
The new facility block is very good, although I did find the shower pressure quite low and my other half had one cold shower in the older block!
There is some road noise, but nothing too intrusive.
Small shop in reception sells all the basic and you can order a paper.
This site has a lovely feel to it, we will definitely return one day.
Lovely spacious site. The toilet/shower blocks were spotless, which is a big must for me. The dog walk was really good as it took you through the woods and if you kept on going it took you to the local pub, the Hare and Hounds which is brilliant. Fantastic home cooked food with a carvery on every day. Will definitely use this site again.
We chose Putts Corner as a one night stop-over on our way home from our last trip. We had stayed before but wanted to check out the brand new facilities. And we were not disappointed.
The site was very busy (it was a Saturday) but we had a small amount of pitch choices. We chose a large hardstanding in a cul-de-sac which was close to all the facilities.
The site is now barriered and so has a safe feel. Wardens were friendly and efficient. Wi-Fi wasn't working (not the sites fault but good old BT!) which didn't go down very well with the odd few! The new toilet block is great and was spotless as you would expect. There's an indoor washing up room and a laundry too. There is a second toilet/shower block at the other end of the site that has been refurbished to a very high standard too. Water points and bins dotted around the wooded site.
There's a good pub (Hare & Hounds) a short walk up through the top of the site and the small wood. £1 off each adult main meal for CC members, the wardens issue the vouchers on arrival. Nice food and a semi decent choice of real ales and cider. Again it gets very busy so booking would be advisable.
As we only had one night we didn't do much other than bike to Ottery St Mary, only 2. 5 miles from the site. BIG MISTAKE. 20% hill on the way back! LOL
Not much to do in the 'local area' if you're a motorhomer but OK if you have a car, not that it bothered us as it was just a stop-over en-route home. Will use again for exactly that.
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