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This is a site with a huge array of activities from an aqua park, zorbing to various football games. I was staying with my nephew and his family.
The main field is massive so its fairly easy to find a big space to make your own. Very limited electrical hook ups though.
Whilst the site has a lot going for it there is a real lack of care of the site. This site I went to use the showers which were filthy and my nephews wife said the women's toilets were backed up.
It tends to be large groups who stay up late so if you are looking for a quiet site this is not for you.
This is a great campsite with loads of activities to do within the site itself.
We booked online and chose the camping field, which worked out at £30 for the pitch with four adults in one tent. This included full use of the showers, toilets and washing up.
We checked in at the main office opposite the restaurant and were met by a friendly lady who checked us in and gave us the key fob for the gate, etc.
The field is huge and not the flattest if I am honest, but not too slopey, so easy enough to find a pitch. It was almost empty so we chose a spot on the perimeter.
There is a bar / restaurant on site however this time we did not use it. The views however are stunning from here and overlook the full site and the fishing lakes.
There is also 3 par golf which we had a round and it is a pretty good course.
There is a high wire activity area, zorbing, climbing wall, fishing and archery on site. There is probably more, but I can't remember it all.
The toilets were very clean and well stocked, The showers were push button type, but were of a good temperature and the pressure was ok. All social distancing measures were in place and everything was clean with hand san around.
Fresh water points and waste points dotted around the site too, and a few bin locations which double as fire points.
There are different fields, one for electric pitches, one for superior pitches, an exclusive family camping area and now they offer Glamping in the summer. These looked pretty nice and seemed to have all the facilities you need.
The site was very quiet from traffic noise and planes etc. And we were not disturbed at all.
The area is great with Ware and Hertford down the road with shopping, restaurants, pubs, castles, canals and so much more.
I will be back and recommend this site, but at £25 for two people I feel it is very expensive, but handy as a bit of a party site as there are no wardens at all either during the day or night.
Lovely site and activities around were great (although you need to book everything as so popular).
Disappointed at short window for breakfast 9:30 to 11 considering reduced table arrangements and even though we were in the queue before 11 they wouldn't serve us.
Toilets and showers very clean (constantly had people cleaning them).
Overall very nice site. Would go again, but need to book everything in advance. via mobile
Personally I would not go back to this campsite. If you book an electric pitch and the car racing is on, there is constant noise.
The toilets were not clean when we were there despite reading other reviews. Mens were the worse we had ever seen and that is saying something.
Arguably, the restaurant is very good and there are plenty activities but I would never camp here again. They state the toilets are checked once an hour, there is absolutely no way!
My first visit for 2019 and the first thing that I noticed was the price has not gone up to £25 for a pitch with two adults. Pretty pricey and they want £1. 50 per dog, and £10 per awning / gazebo. This is very expensive for a basic site with few water points, lack of bins, except by the entrance and by the facilities block and a half decent facilities block.
Check in is between 2pm and 6pm and we turned up at 5. 45pm and the restaurant was locked up and no one was around at all.
Luckily another camper was heading in as we were waiting around and we followed them in through the barriers, so we could at least gain access to the camping field.
There were numbers to call, however we didn't need to as we gained access and knew that we would not be going out again, so didn't need the key fob.
I stay here as it is local, but the price is really becoming too much and this might be the last year I visit.
Ware, Hertford and transport links in to London are all close by and there is plenty to see and do both on the site and in the area.
At over £20 a night for two adults this is an ok site, but really could do with more facilities in the actual field as it is quite a walk from all pitches to the facility block. Even just a portacabin type set up in the middle of the field would transform this good site into an awesome one.
The site is good, there is plenty to do on site from the pub / restaurant, to the high ropes, zorbing, radio controlled car racing, pitch and putt, fishing, lakes to wander around and more, so there is plenty to keep the family occupied.
The pitching is great and my kind of place, find a space and pitch, done. There are quite a few flat spots, but also a lot of the field is sloping, so this could be harder to pitch if you are in a tent.
Fresh water on site, bins, etc. The facilities block felt old and a bit claustrophobic, maybe some better lighting in them would help.
Close to plenty of attractions including Hertford for it's castle, Ware and London. Loads on site from high ropes, zorbing, giant foot darts, footgolf, pitch and put, lakes to wander around and more.
I will return to this site as I love the freedom it offers and we can have campfires and relax with friends, but it would be awesome if they put in toilets on the actual field, not a long walk up the hill.
We have just returned home after an aborted plan to stay for one night at this campsite.
We felt a million dollars on arriving at Westmill and enjoying lunch in the 3 lakes restaurant. It is a Sunday, they were hellishly busy but our food arrived extremely promptly and the environment was lovely. All that was to end. We then ‘checked in’ to the campsite at the restaurant (which is an odd procedure) on leaving and drove on to the campsite. My heart sank. Although I suppose the view was lovely, the site was quite literally a field.
No landscaping or trees to speak of. Bleak really. It took us while to realise the toilet block was by the entrance gate so we set up as close to that as we could without using the serviced bays (we had only booked a basic pitch, but no-one was using the serviced bays).
Signage was very poor and we failed to find any water points (there may have been one much further into the camping field, but if we’d been near there we would have been a very great distance from the toilet block) so we sourced water from the nearest unused, serviced bay. There was no evidence of anyone in charge on the site. Which you usually find, just checking all is well.
The toilet block was fairly new looking, and potentially cleanable, but hadn’t been serviced in a while I suspect. Good sites are all over these things usually. There was no recycling facility. We all expect that nowadays.
No bricks for bbqs as if often provided, no little shop to buy odd things. We did stay to have a bbq, but decided to pack up and not stay the night.
We only live locally so were trying it out. One just gets the feeling the camping element is the poor relation of the well used and much more classy Westmill businesses site. What an opportunity missed.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No 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 
Baby Changing Facilities 
No Laundry 
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 On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing On Site 
Wild Swimming On Site 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf On Site 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports On Site 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Very disappointed. Have visited many times and eager time the cleanliness of the toilets and shower blocks have deteriorated. 
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