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Stayed over the weekend with my husband and 9 year old grand daughter. I received a quick response from the owners regarding availability with full details of how to check in, best route etc. Payment is requested on arrival at the farm and you pop your money/cheque into an envelope and post it in their allocated post box.
I really liked the general laidbackness of the site - free range eggs, fruit juices and a few grocery essentials are available to buy - again you just post your money into the box.
Once you arrive you are pretty much left to your own devices but contact details are available if you run into trouble. We were allocated to the Strawberry field, even though this wasn't my first choice (because you can't park your vehicle next to the pitch)
I actually preferred it to Brocks Field because you didn't have to cross the country lane (although it did't seem to get hardly any traffic) to reach the toilet and shower facilities.
These were good, a shower and 2 toilets each for ladies and men blocks plus two extra showers in the kitchen area - ample for the size of the site. I found that the shower in the ladies block was much better than the kitchen one which kept running hot and cold!
The kitchen also has use of two large fridges with a freezer compartment, kettle, washing machine and sinks for washing up which I thought was really good for a basic site. Strawberry field comprises of electric hook ups on one perimeter half of the field, we had a tent so didn't use this but you get plenty of space to pitch and the field had a nice feel about it.
The perimeter of the field is nice and flat and the grass mown with large hedges around the edges, while the centre of the field is left with long grass. The kids seemed to love playing in it and hiding and my grand daughter loved riding her bike around.
The site seems very family friendly but quiet too. There's also farm animals to see on site :) Location was good, there's lots of good walking, the Pilgrim's Way is just at the end of the road and we walked and cycled some of it.
However there's no shops in the near vicinity, only a local pub about 10 minutes walk into Westwell, although we didn't visit it.
We did go into Ashford, about 15 minutes drive and that has a shopping centre and a good range of shops, supermarket, pubs and restaurants if you need provisions.
I thought the site was nice but the only gripe I would have is that the toilets / showers are a little far away but it wouldn't stop me from visiting again!
We wanted a site near to Ashford to visit our daughter. To be honest this one wasn’t our first choice but it actually turned out to be a very laid back and relaxing stay.
We never actually saw the owners and just posted payment into the postbox as requested!
We used the facilities in our caravan as the shower block looked a bit basic and the weather wasn’t great and I didn’t fancy the walk!
The actual field we were in was very picturesque- we were all pitched around the edge with a meadow in the middle. There’s no park or any kind of tv room which suited us.
The lanes leading up to the site are a bit narrow so if you’re towing make sure you follow the site directions and not Google!
We visited the site for 4 days in August and instantly felt very at home. We were impressed by the beautiful field we chose, and the neighbouring campers were very nice and respectfully kept all noise to a bare minimum after 9pm.
Parking away from the tent meant that the site was quieter than others visited, and the animals on the way to the toilet block were very cute!
The showers were hot, and quite acceptable and the washing machine and few groceries for sale work via an honesty box which was quaint. The facilities were tidy, clean and there was no queue, even in August.
Views from the site were delightful, the grass was cut and the site was free of rubbish. It was also handy to have recycling facilities.
This is a site we will happily return to, it seems a fair few campers use this for a short break, as we had quite a few neighbours leaving after a night possibly to catch a ferry or to break up a long trip.
Can highly recommend this to families and couples alike.
This is definitely a 'marmite' site. You will either love it or hate it. On the plus side its quaint. Its a working farm, so there are lots of animals around.
Its peaceful and there is a lot of room in the main field. A nice site for walkers. In the washroom, there is a washing machine, fridge and freezer for use by campers.
On the minus side its a cross between 'roughing it' and a serviced campsite. On the main field there is one water stand. If you are pitched on the far side of the field (ie with no EHU)its not very close to you.
There is no facility on the field itself to empty waste water. This has to be done down the chemical waste (we couldn't find anywhere else) - which is a covered manhole.
The toilets are in converted farm outbuildings. There is only 2 wc's and 1 shower in each of the male & female blocks, plus 2 extra showers in the washroom.
Not a problem while we were there (only a few units on site) but I imagine it could be if the site was full. The showers could do with a bit of TLC (for example, shower curtains were old and marked with mildew marks).
The very downside for us was access to the site. Even if you follow the farms directions there are narrow lanes (single line traffic) that you have to go through.
The pub is within walking distance (across a field) but there is no local shop.
Spent a week here and practically had the place to ourselves, a great big grassy field with open views to one side and sheltered by trees and hedges on the other three sides.
The few other visitors mostly seem to use the place as an overnight stop, presumably on their way to the Channel. The owners are lovely people, happy to chat but not the least intrusive and very relaxed.
It was very reasonably priced at £18. The sheep and goats and chickens made the trek to the loos almost a pleasure (and it wasn't that far, we've had to walk much further at other campsites!)
The facilities were basic but very clean, my only criticism being that the hot water in the ladies' wasn't working but the shower was hot and plentiful so I didn't mind too much.
The dishwashing area had fridges and freezers, a washing machine and even a kettle, and there were eggs and (real local) bottles of fruit juice to buy if you wanted.
All in all it was a pleasure to stay there, great if you're not bothered about luxuries. Sometimes you heard the motorway and sometimes you didn't, the acoustics were odd, but the owls were plentiful!
Its position makes it relatively easy to get to the big towns.
Set in 500 acres of beautiful, rolling Kent countryside. The Oast village on site is the World's largest Oast house collection and makes for a spectacular backdrop. Grass and hardstanding pitches for caravans, tents and motorhomes with electric option. Modern toilets and showers and multiple washing up facilities.
Small shop onsite and pub/restaurant at the entrance. The River Medway flows through the site, providing idyllic waterside pitches. Make the most of the location and try your hand at canoeing or fishing or simply sit back, unwind and enjoy wildlife spotting. Five minutes' drive from Paddock Wood station and trains to London Find out more here
An absolutely fantastic gem of a site with old school camping which felt warm and inviting.
The owners are extremely helpful and friendly but without being intrusive.
There are two camping fields; one on the farm and one 'Brocks Paddock' across the very quiet road. We stayed on the farm and with an electric hook-up. You can pitch where you like and most people tend to give you space, apart from one set of Belgians that decided to set up almost on top of us but they were quiet and friendly and so it wasn't any bother.
The setting is idyllic with lovely scenery and you occasionally hear the sheep up on the hills. We didn't really hear traffic at all, or maybe we just switch off and enjoy the surroundings. A lovely sunset and sunrise greeted us each day and the weather was amazingly hot that we came home with a tan!
The facilities are adequate for the site, we were there when it started to get busy and there were no queues for the toilets/showers. As others have said, the facilities are a slight trek to get too but not any trouble at all. They were kept clean at all times with plenty of toilet roll and lashings of hot water for the showers and washing areas. The owners supply washing up liquid and sponges, in addition to liquid soap in the toilets (which is unusual for most campsites).
Fresh eggs are available to buy daily (laid by their own chickens which are on the farm) in addition to pear juice and charcoal.
There are horses, goats, chickens and ducks on the farm which I am sure is lovely for the children and adults alike.
The nearest pub is The Wheel in Westwell which we tried once and then once again but it lacked atmosphere and the chef was constantly shouting and swearing from the kitchen (which is separated from the main pub by a thick velvet curtain which smelt of old chip fat)- we also saw a very young child sitting in a highchair in the kitchen where he was preparing food for the public. We gather it has just changed hands but as the only pub in the village, it lacked the charm and the locals appeared not to be using it. We won't be returning to this particular pub anytime soon.
We walked into Charing via the North Downs Way and it was a lovely walk. Charing is a small little village with all the amenities you need, but no watering hole for that well deserved beer after a long walk in the sun! There are however many lovely walks along the North Downs but bring your walking boots as some take you through fields.
All in all, we had a lovely time and will be returning.
The only thing that spoilt our holiday was that my partner stood on a wasp and ended up in hospital on our return home :(
We will definitely be returning in September with a couple of friends as we loved it here so much.
Tip: When driving to the site, go into Westwell village rather than along the winding roads. We were lucky enough not to meet anything coming the other way but discovered on our walk that the road directly from the village was an easier option as the road was slightly wider with passing places.
Thank you to all at Dunn Street Farm and see you again soon!
We stayed here 2 nights, with hook up, £36 inc for 2 with motorhome and a small dog. Our aim was to walk part of the North Downs Way, Westwell to Ditchling. The NDW crosses the road in front of the site. Great spacious site. Facilities comprehensive, what you would expect and very clean. Chickens, sheep, goats, horses to see. It was quite busy Saturday night, and probably more showers and toilets would be welcome on nights like these.
We walked to the Wheel Inn, via the footpath just opposite the farm (10 mins max) - good food, convivial atmosphere.
Buying a secondhand motorhome for the first time in 2014. We being new didn't want to go to far a field firstly how the motorhome would fair. Secondly how we would fair. We arrived at Dunn farm to find everyone most helpful and things very easy to find. Since our first novice visit we have visited Dunn farm many times during the 2014 season. We have taken our grandchildren who can play whilst we can relax keeping an eye on them. If you want a campsite that you can relax on or just a nice family walk in the downs this is the place for you. We have used many holiday parks over the years. But this is one that your not ever lastingly dipping in your pocket for. The local village pub is well worth a visit. The family that run the site are always helpful. We will certainly be back in 2015
The site lived up to expectation and the other reviews. It's situated in the middle of rolling countryside but just 10 minutes from the shops in Ashford.
We loved the simplicity, but I can imagine that the showers ( not coin operated as older reviews suggest) and toilet facilities might seem a little bit basic. But the water was hot and the facilities clean and that's all you really want and need.
The main field had electric hookups nicely located with plenty of space between them, on two sides of the field. Everyone camped around the edge and this left a football pitch sized space in the middle for all the impromptu games of rounders and football.
If we come back to Kent we would not hesitate to book again.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <10 miles 
Watersports <10 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
No Dog Walk 
Stayed over the weekend with my husband and 9 year old grand daughter. I received a quick response from the owners regarding availability with full details of how to check in, best route etc. Payment is requested on arrival at the farm and you pop your money/cheque into an envelope and post it in their allocated post box. 
