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Just returned from a 7 night stay here. The weather was dry during all the stay. The site is immaculately kept with both toilet blocks very clean too. It is a large site with 2 toilet blocks placed fairly equidistantly across the site. The pitch we had was one of the few hard standing type remaining and as such was a fair distance from both the grey water and chemical disposal points and were about as far from our pitch as I would feel comfortable with. The drinking water point was the same.
Again as I have found with other Caravan Club sites, the warden at reception was business like but not welcoming which after an arduous journey doesn't always offset the rigours of the day. Just a simple, hello, good to see you and I hope your journey wasn't too awful, but anyway, you are here now, so just relax and enjoy yourselves. Or something similar would be nice.
The only thing we noticed was that there were a huge number of dogs present with their owners. Virtually all those with dogs had a minimum of 2 and 1 unit that had 5! Most of the dogs were well behaved, but we had a couple of rather yappy ones close by and one or 2 that howled in their accomodation even with the owners present. I felt the site was more akin to a car park outside Crufts. The dogs were no problem but it was noticeable how many dogs had peed on the grass (v. Green patches)and though no dog mess was seen as it had been picked up off the grass and roadway. Not sure I would have appreciated this if any residues had ended up on our shoes or for those with children who may have rolled in it whilst playing. There's no easy answer for this issue other than staying on dog free sites, but then why should we.
We would use the site again but not when it was fully booked.
Our visit straddled the August bank holiday. We arrived on the Wednesday to a quiet site but which predictably steadily filled up for the weekend. The site coped very well with the numbers, the facilities were excellent. We stayed on a grass pitch which was fine, the hard standings were booked up when we enquired, but this worked out for the best as we prefer grass during the summer.
Access to the site is straight forward, we followed our Sat Nav from the M5 with no problems at all. The site is about a ten minute drive from Malvern which we had never visited before but which we thoroughly enjoyed. In my view it's best suited for a short break and we spent three days walking in the hills. These are spectacularly easy to access, don't bother with books or guides as they are so compact you can almost see where you are at all times. Relatively little effort required for some spectacular views West across Herefordshire into Wales and East across Worcestershire.
We also spent the day in Worcester which we enjoyed.
In summary the area was lovely but best suited to a short break and the site more than adequate with friendly wardens. Just disappointed when we enquired that they are not open during the winter.
We picked this site as we were attending an event at the Three Counties Showground, for which it is extremely conveniently located. It was our first experience of a Caravan Club site (having only used CL's up to now). The site is easy to find, and the roads to it from the M5 were fine for towing on. Entry to the site was extremely easy. I'm not sure how people end up going into the C&CC site by mistake as both clubs sites are very clearly signposted as you go in. The welcome at reception was very friendly, and clear and helpful instructions were given.
There are hard standings and grass areas on both the top and bottom sections. The grass pitches on the top section had the views and sun all day, though some did have trees near them to provide shade. The pitches (hard standing) over the far end of the site got the most shade, loosing the sun about 4/5pm. The hard standings had grass areas surrounding them. The pitches were large, but were soon filled once you got a large awning attached. You are a little over looked from the neighbouring pitch if they were sat outside their caravan or in their awning. To be fair I think this is probably the case at most sites of this size, it is just we are more used to smaller sites which are a lot more spread out. The grass pitches looked like they might be less roomy during busier periods. The pitches (both hard standing & grass) that get the most sun/views do fill up earlier in the day. We pitched in the hard standings at the back on the left as you drive in. We found this area to be very quiet, even though a lot of people did walk their dogs along the outer edge of it. We walked down to the bottom section and did feel it was nosier than at the top. Not badly so, just more children about, probably because the park is in this section.
The facility block (at the top) was very clean at all times, and never seemed to be busy. We cannot comment on what the showers were like as we used our own facilities; however they did look very nice. There were water points/grey waste disposal and chemical disposal points at each toilet block. There are bins for recycling available.
Telephone signal (O2 & Virgin) was good, internet access was patchy but usable, more so outside.
With the 1p child price, our stay only cost £20 a night, which for a CC site we felt was very reasonable. All in all a pleasant first visit to a CC site. If we have reason to be back in the area again we would use the site again.
Came to Malvern following two weeks in the Cotswolds split between Broadway and Cirencester.
The walking and cycling on the 'Hills' is exceptional and very unique with amazing 360' views at the top.
Found Greater Malvern and it's history interesting but preferred Upton on Severn to visit.
Site was something of a disappointment, possibly because it followed the lovely CC site at Broadway. Views from some pitches, but not all did allow you to see the Hills, but when it rained (as it did one day) and not that heavily, our pitch flooded at one side to over an inch deep and we were not alone in that.
TV reception is 'iffy' but TV is not essential for some, but I like mine.
A positive however was the lack of all enclosing trees, plenty of open views and pitches fairly well spaced out.
Only a small dog walk, plenty walks/footpaths right outside the site but a bit muddy (unlike the hills which are superb) so decent walking boots required.
Eating out was not good, several places, like the Swan in Hanley have gone up market, the result is expensive eating, small portions and no dogs. The Blue Bell at Callow End does good food at a good price but no dogs.
Elsewhere, cheap but at times bordering on awful, I find the Marston brewery house to be particularly 'poor'.
Find of the week long trip was the 'Old Bush' at Callow End, recently refurbished by the new owners.
Great food, lots of real ales and ciders, live music and they serve on Sunday evening off the full menu as well as traditional Sunday lunch. Pre-booking is essential. Post code is WR2 4TE and well worth a visit at around 4 miles from the site.
As a rating, can't give it more than 8 due to the flooding issues. Unlikely to return again because of that one issue alone.
Just spent 5 wonderful nights at this site. On arrival the warden was very friendly and described the set up of the site. We found a hardstanding pitch which are all very spacious. Wish we had pitched to the north of the site as we pitched next to the trees which resulted in us being in the shade in the evening. Will know this now for the next time.
There are 2 shower/toilet blocks to cc standards I e very clean. There is a lovely short dog walk in the woods.
The Swan PH is in the village. Had a meal which was very nice but I am more of a pie and chips person rather than all the fancy food with hard to pronounce names and small portions.
There is a fish and chip van situated between the cc site snd the ccc sites on a weekend. Didnt try it ourselves.
Lots of walks and places to visit. Will definitely be returning
Bredon Vale Caravan And Camping overlooks Bredon Hill and the Malverns, and is only 25 minutes from the Cotswolds, Stratford Upon Avon and Evesham Vale Light Railway. Set in an orchard of over 100 fruit trees, this dark-skies site has tent, caravan and motorhome pitches, grass or hardstanding, and optional EHU. For glampers there are log pods, a vintage caravan and a bell tent.
Facilities include a heated amenity block with toilets, showers and a family room, information point, laundry room and a washing up area. Natural kid's play area with some outdoor games to borrow. Shop with campsite essentials, and fresh produce often available. Local pub is just a 15 minute walk from the site. For extra supplies Tesco and Chadbury Farm Shop and Cafe are both just a five minute drive from the site.
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Just spent a lovely relaxing weekend at this site, can't praise it enough, friendly wardens, very well maintained site, pitches spacious, washrooms kept very clean, dog walk excellent. Walk to local pub was lovely just far enough to be able to justify another drink. Numerous footpaths just off site excellent walking on a sunny afternoon. Can't wait to return. Would be good if the caravan club advertised the fact there was a chip van on site Friday & Saturday (could have saved me cooking)
We really enjoyed our 4 days and nights at this beautiful site. Previously we had only stayed as a stop over and decided to spend more time here. We were not disappointed. If it appeals to you, the Morgan car factory visit is enthralling and it is only a ten minute drive from the site. We have recommended the site to our daughter who caravans with her family and we have rebooked for October school half term and our grand daughter will surely enjoy the play area and the green space offered by this immaculate site.
Stopped off here for one night on our way home from a week in Cornwall. The site was perfect, maybe that had something to do with the sun being out and being very warm, with that we decide to stop for a further night, much to our daughter Masie's unhappiness.
The site is quite big, but having three dogs we enjoyed the stroll.
The only down side, well not much of one, but we couldn't receive all the tv channels, TV's not everything is it?
Toilet blocks are very clean, there is also a child's play area, which we tried to encourage Masie to go and play on, but she refused. I suppose being nearly sixteen has something to do with it?
Compared to the Bullock farm site we stopped at on the way down which cost us £25 and I wouldn't recommend, staying here was cheap at £19 a night and the facilities are a whole lot better.
Another faultless Caravan Club site. Everything was as you would expect clean immaculate toilets and grounds. The extra here was that the site is quite big but without any degradation in standards. Plus the shower cubicles themselves were nice in that it had a built in seating area with loads of pegs to keep your things off the floor.
The site is in a good position to explore the surrounding area with lots to see and do. It was a nice walk to the pub at Handley Swann where the food was lovely and good value for money. A bit further away off the A38 on the way from Upton-upon-Severn to Tewksbury was the Bluebell Inn which was excellent!
First time we have visited this site and we stayed for 3 nights. When we arrived the first thing we noticed was how empty it was. We decided to pitch on grass on the hill with a fabulous view of the Malvern Hills. The pitches are large and well spaced out and site does have some trees for shade on a hot sunny day but generally the site is open allowing lots of sunshine. There are two toilet blocks both very clean. One of the blocks is closed for cleaning in the afternoon which I feel is good so that there is no need to rush for a shower early before they are closed. Hanley Swan is within walking distance from the site with a nice butchers and pub. We did not eat at the pub so cannot comment on the food. We will return to this site as it is near to 3 Counties Ground.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No 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 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
Just returned from a 7 night stay here. The weather was dry during all the stay. The site is immaculately kept with both toilet blocks very clean too. It is a large site with 2 toilet blocks placed fairly equidistantly across the site. The pitch we had was one of the few hard standing type remaining and as such was a fair distance from both the grey water and chemical disposal points and were about as far from our pitch as I would feel comfortable with. The drinking water point was the same. 
