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A lovely spacious site with beautiful surroundings there’s something for everyone, with many options for either single, small or larger groups. Plus a good choice where you can pitch with electric hookups.
There’s a handy little shop on site where you should expect to pay a little extra but don’t feel ripped off! On the odd occasion we’ve eaten there to the food was good & reasonably priced.
Each time we have visited (at least once a year for the past 13) we’ve found the grounds to be very well maintained. As it’s only 20 minutes in the car it’s a great site where we can take our dog, plus if you’re lucky to have good weather, once your there you it feels like you could be miles away, not just round the corner!
This site has well lit paths to a number of toilets blocks, all with showers that have good running hot water, when even on their busiest days have been kept clean & tidy, as well as washing up areas that are never to far from your pitch.
All the water points & rubbish bins which are emptied daily are also very close to all the pitches. via mobile
Lovely very clean caravan site - showers and toilets are excellent and added bonus is that they are heated which was so nice.
The pitches are very spacious and you are able to pick your own spot.
There is a train track that run adjacent to the campsite but this did not bother us at all.
The campsite receptionist was really friendly and made us feel very welcome.
There is an on-site cafe and shop selling essentials. There is also coin operated washing machines and dryers. Very good undercover (would class more as ‘indoors’) washing up facilities for pots/pans and washing of clothes by hand.
We had breakfast at the cafe which was good value - all cooked fresh and very much enjoyed although the current ‘owners’ had sold and was being taken over by new owners.
The site has number plate recognition on entry so added security plus security patrol at night also.
We would recommend The Chance Inn at Guston to eat out - lovely food and service Location wise you do need to travel by car if you were taking beech chairs etc but you can walk to St Margaret’s Bay and Deal and the campsite have a list of walks available.
We enjoyed our stay here and would highly recommend and we will be back.
An immaculate site with very pleasant and helpful staff. Facilities, even in Covid, were first class, modern and spotlessly clean.
We breakfasted in the cafe and it was excellent value and good food. We caught trains to Margate and Broadstairs (the station is very close). We took the bus to Deal and also to Dover (bus stop 300 yds from camp entrance. )
There are quite a few statics but, due to the hedging and layout you wouldn't know they were there.
Two minor niggles - there is no motorhome service point and the site adjoins the railway line - train noise was irritating not intrusive.
Overall a superb experience which we will seek to repeat.
Stopped here for just one night yesterday - What a well maintained site with excellent facilities! Pitches well divided with hedges between each giving extra privacy.
Each pitch served with adequate hookup supply but sadly not water (at least on the pitch we stopped at) however, that was a short roll away as was rubbish containers. Shower blocks and grey waste disposal central to the plots.
Onsite they have a cafe and a small shop. In these COVID days, separation using one way systems was well thought through. Reception was easy and very friendly with excellent parking outside for caravan/car rigs whilst checking in.
Situated just off the A258 in Dover, whilst remote, only a very short distance off the main drag had to be negotiated to get to the site (I hate driving miles down single lane 6ft 6 wide roads with a 7ft wide caravan - don't you always meet a tractor trailer set up?)
Dover is minutes away with the castle and and of course links to the continent with the ferry port - Sandwich and Deal just up the road too and in between some of the best of the Kent countryside, best negotiated without the caravan.
Just 15 minutes from Ashford and 25 minutes from fabulous beaches, you'll be ideally placed for exploring the Garden of England. The park is divided into a family area, that is close to the play parks, the sports field and the games room, and a peaceful adult-only area in The Meadows, that is ideal for couples. A range of grass and hardstanding pitches, fully serviced or non electric, catering for all sized of tents and caravans.
On both areas you will enjoy five-star, centrally-heated showers, and private cubicles with toilet, hand basin, dryers etc. Laundry and campers kitchens, a large childrens playground, sports field, games room and television lounge. The park has CCTV and WiFi is available for a small fee. A dog walking area is provided on site. Find out more here
A nice site with a good location close to dover if you want to walk in (about 5 miles down the coast path) or get the train in (station near the entrance the site).
The train line runs right next to the site and may bother some people but we didn't hear any late night or very early morning trains. Good facilities and on site cafe and shop. Very friendly.
This is a large site and although there would probably be plenty of facilities when full it was dead when we were here and as such we had loads of space and nobody in the toilet blocks. We'd use it again. via mobile
Yes, a very nice spot in a good location with good facilities.
'The Laurels', the grass section where there are hedges between each pitch, was particularly pleasant, especially when we went (mid-Sept, out of school holidays!). You do need good levelling capabilities for that area, though!
Also worth noting that there is a train line right beside the park, but the trains are not frequent and are remarkably quiet given their proximity, I think because they're going slowly just before or after the station, just around the corner. Anyway, the first one was a surprise, but they never bothered us.
This is a fab site! We booked online before arriving.
We arrived late evening about 6. 3pm.
There was nobody at reception however the ladies in the shop let us through the gate.
We parked up and plugged in the electric straight away, then head back to the shop.
Inside the shop is a cafe. They were using Google it for a game of vigo that night. We joined in and lived it. Tea, coffee and Berkshire available to purchase and lovely ham and bread like we did for supper.
Shower room is ace, a row of showers opposite a row of toilets. Radio playing and warm room. Water temperature was good too and use of a free hairdryer.
Laundry room and hand wash area next to the ahowers too.
Very quiet site, polite staff and awesome shower rooms.
Would highly recommend for people visiting France this is a very come table last night in the UK and less than 10 mins from port.
We traveled down from Warrington to go to our farmhouse (now sold) in Vendee. Arrived about 4pm normally, and was greeted by the receptionist, and got our preferred site of one of the few graveled plots with elecs, and off in the morning to catch the ferry, loads of people n the overflow carpark, doing the same thing.
Toilets were immaculate, with music, and a lovely cooking apple tree throwing its apples on the floor. Good roads in and out, and we went down to the top of the clff opposite the main rd to see the sea at St Margarets, Lovely, with the castle nearby, and a great takeaway at the nr by roundabout above Dover, we once used when a breakdown made us late a previous yr, where a caretaker was only to pleased to let us in, as a code to make the lowered barrier to rise.
In Lovely little village with a railway, so that travelling along the coast is easy. Site also had a small shop, cafe, book swap returning service, and loads of statics, but with loads of space.
We stayed for just one night on a grass electric (10 amp) pitch before getting the ferry for Dover the next day. For this purpose it was ideal, close to port, easy access on and off the site and good value.
The shower facilities were adequate and it was handy to have a small combined shop and café on site where we had some well priced dinner on the evening. Only slight issue - it was the fortnightly bingo night and we essentially had to move table while we were waiting for our food as we were in the Bingo area.
I wouldn't stay here more than a couple of nights, but if you are heading to or from port than can definitely recommend.
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