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We stayed here for our 7 night holiday and it was great. Excellent clean facilities and very helpful field wardens.
Plenty to do on-site with the kids parks and the entertainment complex. We did not struggle to keep the young ones (ages 4, 7, 8) entertained at Brean splash and theme park.
The beach is a short walk over the road from the site.
The shop is well stocked and there are takeaways available too.
If you have children then this site is an excellent choice with so much to do locally.
Only gripe this year was the land train wasn't about for the kids.
We went to spend some quality with our 2 dogs, one was about 20 months, and our old girl 12 who had aggressive tumour in her mouth,
The staff were as always really friendly,
We were down on the yellow field, and saw the staff around camp on their little buggy's and they also stopped to say hello,
Our old dog collapsed, camper broke down, and we lost keys for the car, staff was amazing, helpful even though it was Wednesday midnight, checking by phone if we needed anything, as they called the next afternoon to see how our dog was, but she had to go over the rainbow bridge.
But even though we left Wed but only booked to the Thurs, and cause we lost keys of the car, so car had to stay on pitch, they said they would watch it 24/7 as we were on pitch just behind staff caravan, when we spoke to them on the Thurs they were like don't need to rush to come and pick car up, we understand come down when your ready and there is no extra charge for it being on pitch,
But we go normally every couple of months to there, and we have never had any problems being there,
The staff as always so helpful friendly love going there x via mobile
I must admit, the name sounds like it’s some form of Christian Cult, but it’s not. Having stayed previously at Warren Farm, I had hoped this would be similar but it’s not. This site is much bigger and definitely aimed at families with young children.
We are in ‘The Brown Field’ which is allegedly dog friendly, but sadly the place feels much more like dogs tolerated. For such a large site, there is no where you can actually let your dog off lead to exercise. There is a dog walk advertised, and that is literally what it is, a narrow path, up against the hedges where you can walk the dog and let him attend to his ablutions.
Considering how massive this park is it’s quite disappointing. But I guess they just want to ram as many pitches into the park as possible, and their focus is definitely not on dogs, their needs and their owners. And there is just one dog friendly cafe, open 9 to 5. Dogs are not allowed in the other retail and eating places, which are plentiful and varied.
The other thing I’ve noticed, having got up to take my dog for a walk on the beach this morning, their site maps are definitely not to scale either. So don’t be fooled. If you are in ‘The Brown Field’ it’s a solid 10, maybe 15 minute walk to the park entrance, depending on your mobility, and another solid 10 to 15 minute walk to the beach.
The beach access path just opposite the park is quite hard going over some sand dunes. I found there is a much easier route if you turn right out the entrance and about 40 to 50 yards away there is a municipal car park entrance to the beach, with a road to a pub/cafe that is flat with access for cars to the beach. It was a lot easier coming back that way than going over those dunes.
To be fair to HRU (as they abbreviate themselves), the showers and toilets are clean, and there is plenty of hot water. There is a Cost Cutter on site that it halfway to the site entrance, where there is also a fish and chip shop. That will be for another day. And this place is targeted at caravan holidays, al la Haven and Park Dean. With a huge entertainment venue and programme aimed at trying to keep you on site. If you like that type of thing, then this is the place for you. Not my ‘thing’ at all.
This is great site if your doing disabled camping or caravan ING. It's very flat. Great clean disabled shower room.
All fitted out with easy access. All facilities on site is easy access. Staff very helpful. Lots to do. Mobilty scooter hire on site at good price.
Shop is easy access and really helpful staff. Great fish and chip shop if you did not want to cook. There's lots for family to do. Funfair next door and market and one day a carboot in different days. There is a laundry on each camping field.
Entertainment is a couple of venues one for children and one more adult friend no children under 14 years. Easy reach of beach which you can drive on if you got a disability can be handy. Playground for your children it is all well maintained.
Nice size plots so you do not feel on top of each other. Staff are so friend and site is very clean and disabled friendly.
Visited this site with 17 month old granddaughter. It was low season but due to the exceptionally good weather the park was full. In light of this you would expect some flexibility towards providing a service accordingly. This review is written as a family with a young active infant. If you have juniors I am sure you will not have the same experience or reflection.
On arrival we were shown to our pitch after setting up the caravan and pitching the awning we noted a rather nasty smell of dog poo. It was all over the awning floor trod in from the grassed area. The warden stated that they had had a lot of this lately!. Nice, glad the warden realised they were there to provide a service.
With a small child, we needed the use of the family rooms, you should have been able to hire a key for £5 deposit - you couldn't the warden only had one set of keys so you had to search for a warden if you wanted to use the family bathroom.
On reporting these issues to the main desk we told that we should be able to have a key and that the warden was supposed to check the pitch! I would suggest that resort managers might like to re-educate wardens of the policy.
Cost cutters: No suntan lotion, apparently it was the fault of the resort managers of course resort managers said it was the fault of cost cutters. Food over priced and a poor selection considering the camp was full.
Brean Leisure Park, this was sold off a few years ago. Facilities are good but! Swimming pools closed at peculiar times and not allowing families to enter during some heavy wet weather. Managers without the ability to be flexible or manage 'they were not wrong, just doing me job its more that me jobs worth to get you in out of the rain'
The night club RJs, had some good entertainment for little ones and the kids entertainers were nice. But the Bar staff were surly and miserable, must have been a long season.
The beach. Sea goes out a very long way, you cant walk out to it due to quick sand, it came in at 6 am and again at 8, 30pm not ideal with a little one. When it did come in it was very warm.
Toilets clean and tidy.
Play area, no facilities for tots on the camp. Okay for juniors though.
Sadly there were some campers that I would not want to share a camp site with again thank you. Will we go again? No thank you.
This award winning Adults Only campsite has a working 17th century watermill in a peaceful wooded valley within the Exmoor National Park. Grass and hardstanding pitches, all set beside the River Exe or the sparkling mill stream, with electric, water, drainage, and TV hook-ups. A leisurely stroll up to a weir, and an area where dogs may run free and splash in the river.
Facilities include the beautiful dog walk, free wifi, fishing, modern toilet and shower block, dog wash, working watermill (tours on most Sunday mornings), salmon pass on the weir, shop, bus service, and excellent pubs in the locality. The site has beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and many footpaths leading directly to the Exmoor woodlands and rivers. Find out more here
We were meant to stay 3 nights but left after 1 night, partially due to sick child and poor weather forecast for remaining stay but also partially due to behaviour of other campers.
The site is massive, but well laid out and the pitch was generous, flat and well maintained. The warden was very friendly and helpful on arrival. The toilet and shower block was excellent, probably the best I've ever used to be honest.
The only issue we had was that a large number of fellow campers could be best described as 'a bit rough'. A trailer tent next to ours had the TV blaring out til well after midnight, couples were returning to their tents/caravans from the clubs arguing with car doors being slammed, bad language etc, mothers screaming non-stop at their out of control kids.
It was quite entertaining for a bit but not pleasant! By the playground kids ran riot and there wasn't an adult to be seen as kids as young as 3 or 4 were left unattended.
We only had time to visit the entertainment complex once but the kids enjoyed the puppet/magic show that was on. Food was pretty poor in the Bucket and Spade club, £6 for a supermarket budget brand pizza. Staff were great though. Didn't get chance to use the Splash Park which was a shame as we were looking forward to that.
In short, can't fault the park or it's staff but unfortunately it seems to attract some (not by any means all) rough folk. Won't be going back unfortunately.
HRU is a well maintained clean site with a shop and take aways on site. We stayed on a pitch with electric hookup and the showers were clean and hot. There was washing up facilities and a launderette. Children's play areas and fishing pools.
The park is situated next to brean splash and brean leisure park with just a short walk to the beach.
Overall a great family park with plenty to do on and off the site and excellent value for money. Will certainly be returning in the future.
This is a great site that we enjoy visiting as we have been here a few times before.
We camped on the Green field which has all the usual EHU, water taps for each pitch etc. The toilet facilities were a let down though, I think this was more down to the lack of caring from other site users as it was not down to the lack of effort from the field wardens as they seemed to be in the toilet blocks constantly cleaning.
Near the Green field is a good playground for the kids which mine enjoyed going to, there is also a couple of areas for them to play football.
We spent a couple of evenings in RJ's which was ok, the show that was put on was the exact same as last May which was a little disappointing. As mentioned in other reviews, if you want a seat then you need to get there early.
Spent one afternoon in the indoor swimming pool, this has been updated within the last year as they now have a second pool which is more geared around younger children having small slides etc that my 8 and 7 year olds really enjoyed. £14 for a family of 4 was very reasonable in my opinion.
If you turn right out of the site and drive for a mile or so, you can drive your car onto the Beach, make sure you take note of the high and low tides as you get the following warning 'At low tide a wide exposure of soft sand and mud is exposed leading to the water's edge, but note that it is very dangerous to approach the water at low tide.
I would imagine we would go again, but probably not on a Bank Holiday weekend.
Great site with plenty of things to do within walking distance.
Pitches are a good size with your own electric hook up, water and drainage on Yellow field which we always book.
The kiddies indoor play is excellent and cheap to get in and decent food. Not a huge selection but enough for a bite to eat while the kid(s) play. Haven't tried the indoor pool yet but looks nice enough and the weather has never been warm enough for the outdoor every time I've been.
Funfair, shops, crazy golf, bars, food and beach all within walking distance so plenty to keep you entertained.
Nice clubhouse with good entertainment but get there early during peak to get a seat. It gets very busy.
The food in the clubhouse is excellent!
It's a little bit pricier than the other sites in the area but you get what you pay for.
This award winning Adults Only campsite has a working 17th century watermill in a peaceful wooded valley within the Exmoor National Park. Grass and hardstanding pitches, all set beside the River Exe or the sparkling mill stream, with electric, water, drainage, and TV hook-ups. A leisurely stroll up to a weir, and an area where dogs may run free and splash in the river.
Facilities include the beautiful dog walk, free wifi, fishing, modern toilet and shower block, dog wash, working watermill (tours on most Sunday mornings), salmon pass on the weir, shop, bus service, and excellent pubs in the locality. The site has beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and many footpaths leading directly to the Exmoor woodlands and rivers. Find out more here
Has everything most large holiday sites have with the added bonus of swimming pools and a fun fair next door. The location is spot on for the beach and local supplies and only a short drive to Weston Super-mare.
The staff were helpful throughout and the wardens on yellow field were cheerful considering how busy they were. The on site chippie was very tasty and has a small costcutter shop for the essentials.
The toilet blocks were kept clean but are a little dated now, so come on unity spruce them up a a bit :)
We've been her three years running now and have enjoyed each stay and can recommend it as somewhere to stay :)
Have been here before a few times when the kids were small and stayed in statics on site so kind of knew what we were getting into. Now the kids are older we are late comers to camping but thought why not go back only try camping this time.
We have had an absolutely fantastic week.
Toilet/washing facilities are superb clean, warm and well maintained.
The wardens were helpful and more importantly cheerful.
The pitch with electric hook up was great.
We like camping as we find it more sociable than staying in a static and all our neighbours were superb.
Even though the kids are now fourteen and sixteen the fair and the club catered for everybody's needs and the local markets and boot fairs gave ample opportunity for a walk and a browse.
The swimming facilities have been upgraded since our last visit and represent real good value for money with your site discount rate which is also available at the fair.
We took a trip into both Burnham on Sea and Weston Super Mare and with the obligatory trip to Clarks shopping village have had a really full, active enjoyable and entertaining week away.
We cannot recommend HRU highly enough whatever your mode of accommodation another great holiday in Somerset.
We were told about the camp site by my daughter. When we got there everyone was polite and friendly, we haven't been camping for over twenty years and were amazed how things had changed, the toilet block was fantastic warm and clean, doesn't matter what time of day, music playing which helped especially at night when it can be scary.
I was also amazed at the washing up area. There was a laundry room if needed, we walked around the site at all the different areas, well sign posted.
The club on site very good for family's with small children, but not for us old folk. Good shop, takeaways. Very close to the beach, down the road a pub and takeaways, what more do you need right on your door step.
FANTASTIC. And if you want your right in the middle, Weston only twenty five minutes away by car, and Burnham on sea the other way. Made new friends.
Will definitely be coming back, and telling friends and family
Lovely campsite, perfect for families with children. There is a park on the site for children to enjoy and there is a clubhouse which makes great family entertainment.
There is a large amount of staff on this site who are all very helpful and polite.
The facilities are always clean and well maintained.
The site is located very near the coast and also a short walk away from Brean theme park. There is a market walking distance from the site and also you can visit Weston Super Mare which is a short drive away.
The site is good value for money if you choose to use all the facilities, otherwise it is on the pricey side.
We have gone to this campsite with family and friends for many years and have always had a positive experience.
Visited Easter weekend stayed on Yellow field. HRU very busy so the wardens on yellow field ask us if we minded staying down by where their seasonals were.
Seasonals were very helpful on first arrival and throughout the weekend. I took my 4 year old grandson with us and he enjoyed riding his bike and playing with the other children from the seasonal tourers.
HRU felt safe and easy to get around.
Toilet and shower block were warm with hot showers, I did not queue at any time, the toilet were also cleaned on a regular basis.
There is a children's play area which was evident and suitable for children of all ages.
OH took grandson swimming which they both enjoyed at a discounted rate, we also had a discounted rate for grandson for the fair next door I think we paid under a tenner, I can tell you grandson made the most off, the rides were suitable for his age, he really enjoyed the fair. We did not go to the beach this time, but it is just across the road and you acn take the car onto the beach for a charge.
HRU has various amenities on site from a supermarket, takeaways and entertainment areas. Offering a good range of food items.
HRU could be whatever you wanted busy or relaxing holiday, being expensive or inexpensive.
Yes I would recommend and go back again.
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Is Unity Beach ( Formerly Holiday Resort Unity ) child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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