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Great site, and apparently getting better if that's possible. The Manager, Alex cant do enough to help. We stayed the first weekend of March. The toilets / shower block is the best I have ever seen! Under floor heating since when do you get this on a camp site! Amazing in a campsite. Immaculately clean.
They had almost finished building a children's outdoor play area, I was told its based around a pirate boat theme but it looked more like castles to me, but then it wasn't finished. Sandpit in it, play house, turrets. My children (4 &5) were extremely happy, I hardly saw them!
There's an on site club house bar - only very small - but the bonus is for children there's an indoor play area in here. So a nice G & T early evening, kids happy playing then to bed = all happy
There's some form of micro brewery thing going on, we didn't sample it but others did and reported it being good. There's also craft places just next to the site which we were going to explore but to be honest the weather was so fab we didn't get round to it. Next time.
It's 5 mins max from Delamere Forest which has sooo much on to do. Apparently, there's a pet cemetery next to this place (only does horses though and not at weekends) it's closing or may even have closed not sure.
The campsite is turning it into another luxury shower / toilet block, building a bunk room out the back, have a few luxury Glamping pods and a rally field next to it as well.
Fire pits allowed I'm told - and also supplied. Sounds great!
You can check out 'late' for an extra fee, think it was £4. It was £15 a night all in when we visited. Great
Just returned from a weekend at this site, and I would recommend it. (2 adults, 2 children aged 5 and 3)
Directions once onto the site were unclear, you have to pass through a small collection of shops/car park. However the friendly man in reception explained they were in the middle of putting up new signage, so hopefully this will be resolved soon.
Lovely clean site, I have never seen a better toilet/shower block! There was a lovely family shower too. It was all spotlessley clean, even though the site was busy. You can only access the facilities with a pass card, (£10 deposit), but they give you 2 which was a pleasant change. This also opens the barrier to the site, so it is very secure.
We were in pitch no 25, which was excellent with small children as we were directly opposite the play area, so we could keep an eye on them. All pitches were fully serviced from what I could see, though you would need a very long water and waste pipe from some of the pitches (our service 'post' was on the opposite side of where we needed them for our 'van, and you can only pitch one way due to the way the pitches are laid out). But this was no big deal for a weekend stay, and teh water tap was very handy to refil the bottle!
Previous posters have mentioned there's no play area, but they are in the process of building one, with a large sandpit (take buckets/spades etc!), and a fort with look out towers. Looks like it will be great when it is finished.
The clubhouse was great, we used this on the 2 evenings we were there. There is a soft play area for the cildren, so they played happily while the grown ups relaxed with a drink. They also sold a nice selection of beers from the brewery on site.
We visited Delamere forest (4 miles away) and had a pleasant walk there (there are several different routes you can take, we did a 3 mile one, long enough for young children). Worth noting it is £6 to park in forest car parks. There are also lots of bike trails there too.
The shops at Lady Green are also worth a look around. The Yankee candle shop was well worth a visit, I've never seen such a selection! And the cheesecake shop, these were delicious!
This is a great new site with excellent sanitation facilities. The club house is all set to open and will be an absolute bonus to the site in that there is a fantastic, free play area for kids. All the pitches appear to be gravel, hardstanding and all have there own water and electricity. Other reviews mentioned the pet crematorium but you would never know it was there and we did not find it noisy at all.
We had a meal in the Travellers Rest which is about a ten minute walk away but be aware that part of the road is unlit and is very dark at this time of year so a torch is essential.
It is about an half hour walk into Frodsham (all down hill)and a taxi costs around £4. It is a nice enough little town but there is not much to do there.
We took a train ride into Chester, which took about 20 minutes and cost just under £10 for 2 of us.
We found this to be a gem of a site and enjoyed our weekend so much that we hope to be back again before Christmas.
We stayed here as a family for the October half-term holiday. The site is fantastic and we would not hesitate in recommending it to any one. In fact we are returning again this year. Alex provided a very friendly welcome and he works really hard in managing the site.
The caravan pitches are all hard-standing, although of differing sizes (we had to overhang onto the grass with our twin-axle unit although other pitches were huge - just a bad choice by us I think!).
The toilet facilities are fantastic, some of the best I have seen on a site, numerous toilets and showers.
There was no play area when we vsited (although there is now) but Delemere Forest is close by and this is just one big playground for both the kids and the dogs!
There is a craft centre on site with some interesting quirky shops, although for food you have to visit Frodsham which is around 5-10 minutes drive away
This site does have friendly staff and excellent toilet blocks, but is perhaps let down by the single elsan point for the whole site. The warm-water dog wash is a nice touch though.
As mentioned by others the adjoining craft village is ok for a stroll round, though Frodsham itself does little to live up to it's 'quaint market town' tag. The Helter Skelter bar in the village is really nice though, with an excellent ambience.
Biggest gripe about the site. The pitches are sometimes very close and little effort seems to have gone into making them level - our pitch (51), needed the jockey wheel right down on the ground to get front to back levelling anywhere near.
That aside, I think when the site matures ie the newly planted trees and shrubbery, it will make a nice enough site for visiting the Cheshire area.
Stayed at this site for two nights in october in our campervan. We were welcomed by Alex a friendly guy who explained to us all about the site.
The shower and toilet block were new and kept spotless at all times, the water was lovely and hot, and even had underfloor heating.
There were some shops on the site, sweet shop, hairdresser, brewery shop, craft making, where you could join in to make cards ect, a nice change if you want to chill out away from the family for some me time.
There were also quite a few little shops selling everything from antiques to old records and bric a brac, took ages to look around, and a beautiful candle shop. Also had a bistro, but didn't visit this,
I would recommend a visit to this site, you do need a car to visit surrounding areas, as it is to far to walk anywhere, but loads of places to visit.
Just come back from camping trip in a tent very friendly staff. Chose this site as it was only 1 hour away from home had lovely weather.
The toilets were spotless and the showers very hot washing facilities brilliant.
One thing which would be brilliant on this site is swings and slides my 3 year old was quite bored and the site said had a play barn only to find out you had to pay £2.80, which I was annoyed about and only opened from 10 till 4, so if it was raining there was not much for the kids to do.
Very noisy at night with the traffic and the pet crematorium very noisy.
All in all I would go again if they had more facilities for young kids the price was good though so could not moan about that very near to shops etc.
We stayed here for a few days while visiting family in the area. I think, on the whole, it's a great site. The toilet block is modern, clean and well laid out, and (according to my 8year old son), smells of dog biscuits! free showers, nice and hot: lovely.
There's a whole bunch of little shops on site, a great bookshop, and others selling all kinds of oddities and crafts. Great wee record shop too. The brewery is great to look around and has some lovely real ales to buy.
The tent pitching area fills up heavily at the weekends, and I strongly suggest that you don't camp too near to the path to the loos, which gets quite noisy. Until three in the morning.
The nearest thing I have to gripes is that the light from the utility points was far too bright, and could do with some kind of dimmer or hood over it or something. There was a bit of a lack of any decent play facilities for the kids other than the sandpit. The pet Crem wasn't too noisy, but seemed a bit of an odd thing to have next to your tent. Other than that, excellent. I expect we'll be back next year.
We spent 10 nights here and what a lovely 10 days it was.
The welcome from Alex (site manager) was pleasant. He explained where everything was and how it worked with the entrance barriers especially the external barrier that is closed at 1030pm and unless you have a card you cannot access the site.
Our pitch was easy to find and an all service pitch but this felt that the location of the Hookup / taps / waste were in the wrong place - we could not have used it unless we carried massive waste pipes or a big hose reel for the fresh water so had to make do but it did not cost any extra.
The pitch was slightly sloping - we had to use levelling blocks and blocks of wood under the steadies - some wood was provided if you needed to do this. The pitches are all hardstanding but easy enough to knock your pegs in if you are using an awning.
I did feel that some of the pitches were too close to each other and some pitches had tents in the grassed areas around the pitches (great if you are part of a group - not so great if you are one of the surrounding vans).
The toilets when we arrived were spotless but I found the Ladies to be very smelly (which did not go for a few days). Over the BH weekend kids were running in and out bringing sand in from the sand pit which is located just outside the toilet block
The showers are hot but could do with a handy rack in each one for your toiletries when in the shower and a squeegee for clearing up excess water after use. Noise at night was kept to a minimum - Alex walked round after 1030pm and asked people to keep noise down when becoming too loud.
Tents are generally in a separate part of the site and have their own hook up's too for the Glampers!
The craft/antique shops are great and some bargains to be had. We took a trip up to the Bistro and tried the Sangria which was lovely. I had a hot baguette one afternoon although it was a little on the pricey side - it was beautifully presented and was delicious.
There is a pub which is 10 mins walk away called the Travellers Rest - it is more of an eating place than for a drink as all the tables are laid for eating. Although we did not eat there, the meals that we saw did look very nice and plentiful.
Frodsham is a lovely town with a variety of shops and lots of pubs. The 4 seasons chippy was lovely. Supermarket is Morrisons although not too big - there is a Tesco in nearby Helsby.
We took a day trip to Liverpool on the train from Frodsham ( £5 taxi from site to station - but make sure you tell driver Frodsham otherwise you will end up at Runcorn station for £15 ) Train fare was £5. 70 return - we did loads in Liverpool.
Delemere Forest is a short drive away and had Go Ape (rope's through the trees) This was £30 for an adult - we did not do this but watched a few people and it looked fun - one for next time me thinks!
Discover Caravans is not far away should you need anything and Blakemere Antique and Craft centre is a little further on from there which we had a visit to.
I will most definitely use this site again, I would also recommend it to others. We met some great people here and will be meeting up with them again soon.
We have just returned from our 2nd visit to the site. We spent a very wet and windy Bank Holiday weekend there.
Still a very good site and good value for money with the half price offer, but now colder and wetter months approaching would not pay the full price without there being the club and shop they are promising to include.
The site is very open and at the top of a hill so it is a bit bleak when the weather is bad and needs the extra facilities to give you an option of things to do.
They are trying to do different things to entertain guests e. G Very Good live band on the Saturday evening but 6-8pm was a little early.
Would agree with other reviews that a car is a must to tour the area.
There is a Bistro in Craft centre that is excellent and with a 20% discount on the main course for campers is good value for money.
We may go back but only when and if they put the club on.
Stayed here for a long weekend and found it to be a decent site. Very new. Pitches all hard standing and could do with being more level, also electricity points sited in strange place.
Craft and antiques shops on site and the one and only Bob Carolgees has a candle shop there where he will serve you personally.
Shower blocks very clean and modern. Not much for young children except a sand pit. Playing field for older kids.
In a good location for visiting Delamere forest and other Cheshire tourist attractions such as Beeston castle. If you fancy venturing further afield visit the RAF museum at cosford which will take you about 1 hr 20 min but is free to get in.
We stayed in this site for 2 nights during a busy August. It was fairly full for caravans but there was plenty of space for tents and the option of an electric hook up for each tent pitch (we didn't take this up. ) We originally booked this site due to the dog shower which was a handy feature given we have a very mucky dog! There were plenty of toilets and showers for humans too - all in a very new and convient block. It is further to walk from the tenting area than the caravans - but it was suitable at every point in the day and well enough lit during night time. It was also incredibly good value for money - we've paid double for similar facilities e. G. The WiFi was very useful for planning our onward journey. There were plenty of little shops and a pub within walking distance. The nearby village of Frodsham is very pretty and has everything you need including a supermarket.
Overall, a nice part of the country and campsite and somewhere we would stop at again on our way northwards.
20/08/11 Our 3rd camping trip checking reviews on here first. So we were aware of the pet crematorium, but hadn't realised how close it was! It is noisy enough to keep you awake as it kicks in, running 24/7.
Reception greeting by a very helpful staff member, who explained how to find our pitch and where the water and hook ups were. We didn't have a problem with the hook up distance from the tent or finding the water supply, they were fitting night lights on all the hook up areas to brighten the lane between the tents.
Toilets/showers and washing up areas were clean, plenty of soap/toilet roll too. Including disabled and family shower rooms. But only 2 hooks on the back of shower room doors to put items while showering. Craft shops were good to browse round too. On-site cafe/restaurant served a super evening menu, several dishes that we wish we'd had time to sample more of. Lamb Henry and the fish dish were delightful, well cooked and service was timely too and reasonably priced. No issue with camp site noise or neighbours, all friendly. Thankfully the site was not full as this could have been claustrophobic. Very likely to return and have recommended to friends with young children too. There was a large sandbox for the children to have a play in on the caravan field and they did seem to be having lots of fun. Was close enough to walk into Frodsham for chip shop too.
Lovely clean site, fantastic toilet block done to a high standard. Improvements would be to suggest a shelve in the shower cubicle for toiletries, otherwise it was the floor. To have a lower based handryer for little people, my six year old could not reach.
Great having the little shops at the top of the site. Apparently there are plans to have a little store for milk etc, which would greatly improve the attraction of this site.
We went to Tesco in nearby Helsby which caters well but there is a Morrisons in Frodsham which is closer to the site.
2nd visit to this site as it is so close & handy for a quick getaway, once again still neat & tidy, website gone 1 step further in being an easy life to book, now you can not only choose your pitch, you can also get the option of water/ehu, or water/waste & ehu for those with fully serviced equipment, simple, new doggy exercise area now put in, not massive, just a little path to a small patch to run on at the back of the tent field, but does the job if you have a small pooch. Only missing a bakery now in one of the units for hot bread in the mornings
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
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Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Great site, and apparently getting better if that's possible. The Manager, Alex cant do enough to help. We stayed the first weekend of March. The toilets / shower block is the best I have ever seen! Under floor heating since when do you get this on a camp site! Amazing in a campsite. Immaculately clean. 
