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Booked this site the day before over the phone, for a 2 night weekend stay and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. Initially was told they had no electric hook-ups left, but after explaining it was our first time trying out the tent and equipment including a 2nd hand hook up cable I was told they would have a look and ring me back. A lady rang me 10 mins later to say they'd moved things around and fitted us in on an electric hook up for £20 a night (2A 2ch)
When we arrived we were led from reception to our grass pitch, shown the boundaries of the pitch and given other useful info such as where the water tap and bins were.
We were on field 4 which was surrounded by countryside and pleasant hillside views. I had what looked like seasonal pitched caravans on 2 sides and visiting caravans and tents on the other two sides. We were on the right hand side as you come through the gate, we were sheltered by a hedge (the other side was noticeably windier) with the sun coming up at the front of the tent in the morning and going down behind the tent leaving us in shade in the evening.
In the middle of the field was a huge play park with climbing frames and swings, and around the play park plenty of space on the grass for ball games. However due to the fact that the pitches were close together we had to park our car right in front of our tent rather than beside it which meant our view was mostly the side of the car rather than the park - which wasn't great, but as our children are old enough to play without supervision wasn't too much of a problem, but it was a bit of a shame.
The site seemed to welcome groups of family campers, there were 3 families with units pitched together on one side of us and 2 families pitched together on the other, and a large group of tents together with a big communal gazebo in the middle of them on the other side of the field. We were pitched near families of children of a similar age ( I don't know if that was deliberate on the site's part) which meant our children quickly made friends and joined in with communal cricket and football on the grass.
When we arrived we were told the toilets for this field were in a portakabin and that the showers got water all over the floor so not to leave clothes etc on the floor in the cubicle. This initially made my heart sink, however on Friday and Saturday they were immaculately clean. I used the shower when it wasn't busy on the Saturday afternoon, and it was very clean, they were push button but it was a reasonable length of time, and the water was hot. However the water did flood the cubicle floor really quickly. There was a mop and bucket available to mop it up however.
Before bed on the Saturday we went over to do our teeth as a family and went into the family bathroom, but the floor was swimming. Hubby went into the gents instead and that was just as bad. The floor in the ladies was dry, but the bins were full of paper towels and there was the odd bits of toilet paper on the floor around the toilets. Unfortunately on the Sunday morning the toilets hadn't been cleaned, so the waste paper bins were overflowing and the toilet cubicles were messy with paper.
The dishwashing area was in a different camping field, where there was also another toilet and shower block we could have used.
There was a shop on site open from 5-6pm and also open on demand if you asked the warden but we didn't use it. There was also a further ball game area with football rugby and basketball posts but we didn't use it, and a fishing lake.
The wardens patrolled the site regularly checking everyone was ok, they asked one family if their little boy could stop using a hoverboard on the park as they didn't allow any motorised things such as motorised scooters. We were asked to move our car back a bit as we'd parked it more to the side of the tent rather than directly in front so that we could watch the children play, but it was encroaching on the next pitch slightly - so they definitely enforce and stick to the rules.
At night I found the site noisy, whether that was just me being the first time in a tent, but I could hear the traffic on the nearby M5 and to me it sounded really loud, (because of that I gave the location an 8) and also the cows and sheep in the nearby fields! Hubby and children seemed to sleep ok though.
Overall we enjoyed our stay, and would probably book it again for a short stay.
Booked Dulhorn Farm last minute for Easter, very friendly staff, including site wardens, tidy clean level site, great dog walk, views are lovely, we got there Friday to bright sunshine so I can only imagine how nice it would be to stay here in the sunny summer months (if we get any), showers are free, very clean toilet blocks, showers very warm, Weston and brean about 5 miles away so not to far out. Easy to find off M5, would go again, have no small children myself but there is a play area for them
After leaving a disgusting site 3 days into a 2 week holiday we booked a 5 night stay here the best thing we did, the site is lovely kept very clean, grass kept short and collected on cutting none in your holiday home, the dog walking area is pleasant, good play area for the children, shower block spotless, reception staff and wardens are most helpful, all in all we had a great 5 nights will definitely be returning and would well recommend.
Been back to dulhorne again toilets/showers always clean. Wardens always around and friendly owners also on hand and helpful. Gem of a place out in the sticks yet weston and burnham near by the site is well organised via wardens as they check fields on a regular basis and in force rules. Don't get me wrong there not there to be strict it's just sensible rules like reminding dog owners to keep them off play field etc. To be fair there are plenty of dog walking areas provided and when you've got toddlers the last thing you need is dog mess on them. Don't get me wrong I love dogs but there's always someone to spoil it for the rest. Another thing is the warden comes round at 9pm every night to close down play park in all fairness they have had there day and time to wind down. I have heard some parents complain about this but then you always get the idiot family who just let there kids run around while they get stuck into there barbeque and beer and couldn't care less what the kids are up to. Anyway 9pm is late enough for children to be out anyway. And yes I am a parent of 3 children
First time staying at Dulhorn Farm campsite and very happy with our stay. Easy site to get to from the M5 motorway and the access through the site with a caravan is OK. Friendly staff (owner and wardens) who keep the site very organised and clean. Pitches are nicely spaced out and level, toilet block was nice and clean with nice showers which you have to keep pressing the button to activate. Site is in a good location to get to Weston-Super-Mare, 10-15 minutes drive. My only criticism of the site would be the electric tripped out a few times whilst we were there but definitely return to this site!
We have just returned from a weekend at Dulhorn farm and I really can't rate the site enough. We arrived on Saturday morning and, even though it was our second visit we were still surprised. Staff were very friendly and helpful and always smiling. The toilets were cleaned regularly so were always clean, and the grounds were well maintained. This was the first time we took our dog camping so the well prepared dog walks were an added bonus, and the shorter walk up the adjacent lane and around the fields to the fishpond and the play area was a easy walk, even with two young children, who had lots of fun playing in the longer grass and seeing the animals. The play area was well maintained, as were the grounds, and the addition of a free morning tractor ride meant that I could easily occupy the kids while my husband dismantled our tent.
The site location is good. Its easy to find from the M5, and we found the drive to Western Super Mare South beach only took between 10-15 minutes. Similarly, the drive to Brean was just as quick. There are a number of pubs along the main road, and some smaller shops in addition to the small one on site but larger supermarkets in Western Super Mare.
The site itself was both family friendly and good for adults. There were a mixture of both during our stay but at no point did the site become rowdy or noisy, and it seemed a warden was always on site.
My only tiny gripe was that there was no family bathroom which is a bonus when your trying to shower two little ones and the lock on the disabled toilet was broken but these are petty gripes!
Overall a lovely campsite, and we look forward to returning again soon!
The site is OK good pitching very well organised. The showers are basic and need updating not a lot of room in cubicles and very wet on floor when drying could do with a mirror by the hairdryer and sockets. The electric kept going off on site so could not reset on individual pitch. There are some good pubs near which serve good food. Not far from Weston super mare, Burnham, Brean sands and Cheddar.
This was our first and last visit to Dulhorn Farm, a very easy to find site located not far from Junction 22 of the M5. The site was very clean and the facilities were good to modern renovations, we stayed in the children’s park field which had a medium play area aimed at 5 to 10 years olds also there was a ball area field behind the hedgerow which was a huge grassed playing field which had a football pitch with nets, volley ball area and basketball hoops court. Overall a very nice layout safe site with reasonable pitch fees ideally located for trips to Burnham – Brean – Weston and there are 3 major supermarkets nearby within 5-10mins drive and also some nice pubs located near the site for meals out. My only gripe regarding my stay was that Wardens came round before dusk and told the kids to go back to their caravans, this made me fume as my children who are 10 & 13 don’t want to go to bed at 8. 30 or be confined to an awning or tent, I could understand if my children were infants for safety reasons, but this did not apply to all the regulars and their kids who appeared for their weekly weekend jaunts, nothing was said to them or their children regarding noise and the so call curfew as they were allowed to do as they wanted, then on Sunday when the regulars left the warden was up to his old tricks on the night by going round telling the kids it was time to go back to their Vans again shame really this spoiled the whole holiday atmosphere regarding our stay.
Excellent site. We were greeted warmly and shown to a pitch on the outside of the filed with the park. It was an excellent location to watch our children play in their spacious play area. There was more than enough to keep our children happy (5 and 7 years), to play safely away from cars and for them to make new friends. The shower and toilet block was spotless and the site very quiet. The washing up area had plugs, which I think says a lot about the clientele of a site ! And was clean and undercover. The site is in easy reach of some lovely places to visit and we would definitely come again. Highly recommended.
One of the best well kept, well set out campsites we have stayed on. Excellent facilities. Only drawback on the main road, but pitches far enough away noise was not a problem. Shower blocks and toilets very clean and tidy and owners and staff very friendly and helpful. Wifi a bit pricey but used to that being free on most sites, but found phone reception not too good, but that's nothing to do with the site and we would definitely stay there again
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Lakeside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Booked this site the day before over the phone, for a 2 night weekend stay and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. Initially was told they had no electric hook-ups left, but after explaining it was our first time trying out the tent and equipment including a 2nd hand hook up cable I was told they would have a look and ring me back. A lady rang me 10 mins later to say they'd moved things around and fitted us in on an electric hook up for £20 a night (2A 2ch)
