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We stayed here for a week, on the hottest July week in history.
Our pitch was over a metre short than we booked, but we were told to just go over if we needed to, so please be aware if going on a standard pitch you may have similar issues with very small pitches.
The location was brilliant, 20 mins to Chessington, Legoland or a tube station with cheap parking to get into London. Site was a nice size, where I felt I could let my children go explore, walk to the play area or the little shop at the entrance for ice cream.
Facilities were clean and well looked after.
Play Area was very small, and a bit disappointing, but other than that this was a top notch site and we are already planning to visit again this summer.
I had wanted to go here but the CCC website only lets you book for two nights at a weekend, and I didn't need that. So, I phoned this site on the Saturday afternoon, and luckily they had a pitch and booked me in for one night. The welcome was friendly and extremely efficient as is expected at CCC sites!
The site was packed, very busy but I had a small grass non electric pitch on the edge of the site, next to a small fenced stream. Pitch was very small but my VW camper fitted on it, and I had no immediate neighbours unlike most EHU pitches, which was nice. Some pitches are alongside the river with lovely views, but these are limited in number so I guess you'd need to book these well in advance.
Facilities were clean and plentiful, good hot showers. There's a pop up cafe on site at the weekends (and school holidays) which does basic fish and chip shop type food in the evenings, and yummy breakfasts on the morning! I have to admit I gave in and had a lovely breakfast roll before I left!
Location is great, five minutes walk from the Thames, where you'll find two pubs, one each side of the bridge. I ate in "The Bridge" which has a lovely riverside garden - the food was good. Once you've walked to the Thames, you then have miles of great offroad walking in either direction.
Would go again, but probably not on a weekend, hopefully quieter in the week.
What a gem of a site that is so close to the river Themes. We only spent the weekend here but next time we will stay longer.
We were taken to our pitch by one of the friendly wardens and we were more than pleased with the location and the size with loads of space in between units.
The toilet and shower blocks were warm and clean and with plenty of water points all around the site. Nice pub a 5 min walk away and some lovely walks along the river bank.
A little expensive but well worth it because of the location.
What a disappointment- if you have rules then enforce them! I don’t know if I’m the only one but I am sick and tired of going to sites where parents seem to lose all responsibility for their children as soon as they arrive!
Also sick and tired of campsites not enforcing the rules - arrived here and pitched by the play area without any choice - 2 days of kids running riot - apparently no ball games allowed and apparently the play area should not be used after dusk - both rules ignored and when we raised this with the warden was told ‘don’t come here again then’ - so why have the rules? We will be taking this further
Had a nice welcome in reception and was shown my pitch by very friendly and helpful staff member. A very pleasant site in a great location with excellent facilities, a very clean toilet/Shower block with great showers.
I went for a meal in the nearby Bar/Hotel which was very enjoyable (the Bridge Hotel & Boat House Restaurant).
I had visited Brooklands Museum nearby earlier in the day and this site was close by - Well worth visiting for it's good location next to The Thames - I shall return sometime.
We stayed for 3 nights on a pitch with ehu, water and drainage. The ground was a little soft but after the exceptionally wet winter where isn't. There is one centrally situated toilet/shower block with outdoor but sheltered dish washing facilities.
I found the ladies toilets and showers a little disappointing as they continually smelt like a damp mop and where children had thrown wet toilet paper up high on the walls it remained throughout our stay, the toilets were kept clean though and it was nice to have private wash basins.
There are only one set of dustbins which is a shame as from quite a lot of pitches it is a fair walk if you have a full sack. The dog walk is a narrow woody path which we didn't use as it was so muddy but as the site wasn't very busy we just walked him around the site and off site along the Thames.
You do get quite a lot of background noise from the local main road, the M3 and Chertsey Wier, the planes to and from Heathrow didn't bother us but I wouldn't like to be there at the height of summer with more frequent flights.
There is a hotel nearby with bar and restaurant that gives campers a discount. We visited Windsor Great Park for a walk which was very nice, dogs can go through the visitor centre to the dog friendly terrace if you want a cup of tea.
The site is useful for visiting Windsor, Runneymead, Virginia Water and London. The Wardens were lovely, very helpful.
I use this site as I used to live in Addlestone and camp here to be able to catch up with friends
I’m here for a week weather is awful but then it’s horrible everywhere in the uk !
There isn’t much I can say that hasn’t already been said, all I can do is back up what has been said
Staff are very good never feel rushed checking in lots of smiles and time taken to make you feel comfortable
There is the escort to your pitch with advice and also the escort is listening to your choice or preferences
It must be difficult to deal with some customers as people can be very demanding some times but they are doing a good job and I for one appreciate their attention and hope that I’m not that difficult customer
There is some noise on site but that’s the nature of its location but I never find it intrusive
Everywhere is clean and tidy so there’s a good maintenance going on
There’s no faults that I can see but I’m sure if it was reported the staff would do their best to rectify the problem
So thank you for my stay please keep up the good work it’s appreciated
We stayed at the site after visiting Windsor Legoland. Beautifully kept with extremely clean facilities. The site staff were extremely friendly with a mobile butty van on site which opened in the morning and evening. Not a lot to do in Chertsey but there are a number of pubs there about.
The site is approx 1 minute walk from the Thames so if your into canoeing its an excellent pitch. If your looking to explore London the train journey is just over an hour with Legoland Windsor and Thrope Park within driving distance. A site that we will be visiting again
Stayed for 2 nights 28th & 29th April 2017, used it as a base for Twickenham Stadium. The site takes non-members £21. 85 per night (£10. 70 for members), for a grass non-electric pitch. Only one car permitted to be parked on the pitch, any additional cars can be parked in the car park near reception.
Upon arrival park in the car park just passed the reception. When booking on site they will provide a code to open the barrier to access the main site. The barrier is locked 2300-0700. Very friendly staff who show you to your pitch. The grass pitches are level. The site is very well maintained, children and dog friendly.
The ablutions are very clean, well serviced and plentiful to accommodate the number of pitches available, there was no queuing. The shower cubicles are large enough to get changed with a seat and clothes/towel hooks, the show temperature is fixed, and work on a push button timer, repeat pressing of the button to keep the water supply, shame the temperature could not be adjusted, (hence 8 stars), the water was a bit warmer than I normally have it, but not too hot. Plenty of local fresh water ports and a children's play area.
Gas available on site and nearby if you run out. Washing machines cost £3. 50 and dryers £1. 00 for a 20 minute cycle.
There is a cafe on site opposite reception which serves breakfast 0800-1130 and burgers, fish and chips 1700-2000 Saturdays, Sundays, also open and every morning and evening during school holidays.
Turn left out of campsite opposite is a BP garage for newspapers, continue for 100 yards on the left is the Bridge Hotel & Boat House Restaurant, where campers get 20% discount on meals (excluding the carvery). Turn right out of campsite a 20 minute leisurely walk to Chertsey for cafes, pubs, shops and Sainsbury's supermarket and a further 10 minutes leisurely walk to end of village to the train station, (about 1. 5 miles from the camp site).
There is some noise from the nearby road and M3 motorway, but this is minimal and soon unnoticeable. The site is below a flight path which was annoying on the first night, but still managed to get a good night's sleep (also reason for 8 stars). Dawns chorus included an unusual chirp from a couple of wild parakeets perched in the trees behind my pitch, and met some inquisitive grey squirrels on my way to the ablutions. I wasn't quick enough with my camera!
If you can put up with the occasional aircraft, then this is a highly recommended campsite. I will definitely be returning next year as it is a brilliant location as a base camp for Twickenham and London with plenty of local infrastructure facilities and services on hand if you need them.
Actually arrived on 31 March for a 3 night stay to visit our daughter and enjoy her 50th birthday. Found it a lot cheaper than staying in a hotel. Very easy to find from the M25. Biggish site. A mixture of grass pitches and hardstanding amongst trees.
There is some aircraft noise and M3 motorway isn't far and could hear some traffic noise, but these issues didn't bother us as we live just as near to the M60 in Manchester and we are under the flight path of aircraft coming into land at Manchester.
The staff are really friendly and let you get on with pitching.
There are two great pubs, The Bridge (we didn't try this as there was a do on, but when the restaurant is open, you get a 20% discount from the site), but we did try The Kingfisher.
Nice, but pricey. The toilets are clean and plenty of showers and private cubicles with washbasins. When the one in the middle of the site is closed for cleaning, the other one close to reception is open.
One thing which I thought is rather a negative is that the bins are close to the exit, and you could find you have a rather long walk, so you may have to put your rubbish in the car and drop it off on your way out!
As with many other reviews of the site the staff are friendly and welcoming took us to allocated pitch but offered any other pitch we wanted,
I was personally bothered by the road noise from M3 and by the aircraft noise I new these were possible problems but in my case it prevented a good nights sleep.
Of the two pups close by we found the kingfisher a much nicer friendlier place.
We used this site for just 2 days and loved it in such a small time.
We arrived at a very busy time but this was no problem, the staff in reception are really friendly, a guy on a bike took us to our plot and guided us in. We were on the edge of the river Thames so the view was lovely. In the morning we were surrounded by the lovely feeling of nature, rare ducks, squirrels and birds I had not seen before.
The toilet facilities were extremely clean and tidy and very convenient to where we were. The day recreation room looked good as well, as it was raining there were plenty of families using it.
We were there for the sole reason of getting into London for an event in Hyde Park. There are two stations close by, 20 minute walk to Chertsey station or a taxi to Waybridge Station. Both had routes straight into Waterloo. The trains were on time too!
We had a dog with us who had to be kept on the lead. All the surrounding area were dog friendly, the walk along the Thames was beautiful.
The pub over the bridge, called the Kingfisher allowed dogs, so we were able to have a lovely meal in there.
If we needed to go to London again we would definitely use this site again.
As Merlin pass holders this year we choose this site to base ourselves for 2 weeks to visit the near by attractions. Thorpe park was only a few minutes away, both Legoland and Chessington World of Adventure are only a short drive away. The site is excellently placed to visit all of the parks from.
We stayed on one of the Super pitches, and found it clean and tidy on arrival which is always a good start! The site itself it well maintained no litter, well looked after toilets and showers, with plenty to cope with demand.
Heathrow airport is in close proximity so there is the noise of the areoplanes, but it never really bothered us. The site is also next to the river and had some really nice looking standard pitches near to the river.
The kids park was a little disappointing, comprising of only really a couple of swings and a small climbing frame, sadly this did not keep our kids amused for long, and would be a consideration if we were to visit again.
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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 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
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 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <1 mile 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
Riverside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
We stayed here for a week, on the hottest July week in history. 
