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I phoned as needed a booking for the next day and the response was very helpful, told me all about the site, nearby towns etc. and asked me to book online through their website if staying, which I promptly did and booked two pitches for one Sunday night.
On arrival I was met with the same fella and he was very friendly and zapped me in and ensured I knew how the ticket scanning worked for entry and exit. He explained where the camping area was and the facilities and left me to it.
After driving past a couple of dishing lakes I came across the campoing field. I was most impressed, it was flat, large and the pitches divided up by shrubs / trees.
Each pitch had electric points and taps were every few pitches. Down the far end was the chemical waste point and the single toilet and shower block.
The toilet was very clean and did not have a sink, but had plenty of loo roll and hand san and taps dotted all around if needed. The shower was next to the toilet and was a power shower, was more than hot enough and the head and temp was adjustable. There was no shower curtain, but the room was huge and my clothes hanging on the door did not get any water on them.
There are bins at each end of the field for general waste etc.
The site consists of loads of fishing lakes and you will get your anglers staying overnight too around the lakes. They gave us no bother at all, in fact we barely knew anyone else was there.
Dogs are welcome, but you cannot walk them around the lakes, but there are loads of options for walking around the site anyway.
Nearby there is a Tesco in Beeston and then in Biggleswade you have Sainsburys, all large retail park with Wilkos, Mountain Warehouse and loads more. Quite a few decent pubs in Biggleswade too, plus a MacDonalds for that quick fix.
Due to the location close to the A1 you can hear a gentle hum from there, but it did not intrude on us at all. However the best benefit is it is right off the A1, meaning access is very easy and perfect as a stop over if travel up or down the country.
Loads of space for little ones to play in the field and at just £18 per night for the campervan including hookup I will use this site time and time again.
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Is Manor Farm Lakes And Campsite child friendly? YES, it accepts children View all facilities
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