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We have just returned from five nights at this site. We had pitch number 14 which had excellent estuary views but was a little exposed in the wind. Facilities were the usual good standard for CC. We were there outside of school holidays so no children around, the site however had very few empty pitches.
There is a beach below the site which can be accessed easily via the Dee Sailing Club just down the road or via steps next to the entrance to the Country Park, we wished we'd known about it from the start, there was no information about the beach on site. Right next to the site is the Wirral Way, which gives good cycling and walking access to either Hooton or West Kirby.
At West Kirby you can Walk to Hilbre Island at low tide. There are two local good eateries, The Cottage Loaf and The Anchor, both are dog friendly inside and outside in their beer gardens, and they serve a good meal too.
Half an hours drive from site is the historic town of Chester with it's Medieval Cathedral, City Walls you can walk along and the unique Chester Rows, well worth a visit if you appreciate history.
There is a small private static caravan site right next to the club site which has a Social Club, this was open at the weekend when we were there, CC members were welcome in there.
Returned from 3 night break, first visit but certainly not the last. Being a C&MC club site you know the facilities are first class, I have read people saying they missed out on the cliff top pitches, so did we, but it was so windy on that part we are glad we had to pitch elsewhere.
If you like walking it is a great spot to start from, nice coffees at dog friendly GJ's coffee shop 5 mins walk away and meals at the Cottage Loaf pub on the main road. Both offer 18% discount for C&MC members on production of membership card (did in April 2017).
Just returned home from 2 nights at this lovely site, The grass area were understandably sodden but the site is lovely, well kept, friendly wardens who are always happy to help.
There are some great walks and the site is a stones throw from the beach/mud flats which are full of wildlife. Nice and quiet and plenty of room on the pitches. I can recommend a visit here.
Just returned from a two day visit to this superb site. No complaints whatsoever but the weather was dreadful thank goodness the Wardens were extremely helpful pleasant and professional a true asset to The Caravan Club!
A typical caravan club site, good facilities, showers clean, plenty of them. A hairdryer is provided in the ladies.
However when I checked in the lady warden was less than friendly.
There is no views, except from maybe 5-6 pitches, this could be made better by trimming the hedges and trees. This would improve it.
The chip van visits, but the chips were precooked frozen ones, I suppose so they can cook quick.
The pub across the roundabout had nice food, but worth booking, even on a Wednesday it was busy
Hilbre islands are worth the trek, watching for seals. Plenty of time to hike out there as the tides go out so far. The beaches around the area are vast and empty.
The Wirral way runs next to the site, but the only entrance and exit is out of the main entrance, another pedestrian gate at the opposite end would be good. I know there is a worry about security, but there were lads on site at 1-2pm anyway one night, so no real deterrent at the main gate for those on foot. There was also boy racers and beach racers! a shame. We felt on edge after that.
This touring site offers spectacular views towards the Lake District and Morecambe Bay, with Blackpool Tower also in the distance, yet located just over 3 miles from Junctions 34 and 35 of the M6 motorway. Visitors will find just 10 electric pitches for motorhomes and touring caravans, with access to the superfast Wifi, toilets with sinks, a shower room and fresh water taps. Dogs are allowed and there is a designated field for walks.
The local village of Halton is a mile away from the site, offering a convenience store, newsagent, pharmacy, post office and fish and chip shop. The market town of Carnforth is 3 miles away, with its train station (featured in the 1945 film Brief Encounter) and supermarkets. The seaside resort of Morecambe is within 5 miles and the Lake District is only 35-minutes drive. Find out more here
Pleasantly surprised by this site. We tend to find the club sites can be a bit different, staff miserable and other campers not wanting to make eye contact or say hello, but this site was completely different. Staff were lovely and everyone was talking on the site and ever so friendly, so maybe we've just been unlucky in the past!
Lovely corner pitch, near the facilities, but not the view. View sites are limited and the site was full so even though we got there early, we weren't one of the lucky ones! Watch out for the cleaning of the facilities as this caught us out a couple of times!
Local area was lovely. Nice walk to West Kirby and a dog friendly bar called Kirby Tap was very welcoming. Thurstaston Hill provides some lovely country walks and views across both estuaries.
We were there for a week, and even though not high season, the chippy still came one night and the site was very busy, but no queues for the facilities at any point, which was good. Although we did see some motorhomes queuing for the service point one morning!
Play area for the little ones looked very tempting. Oh to be a child again!
Would we go back? Yes, we were visiting friends and it more than met our needs, so yes, when we visit them again, we will be back!
We spent 8 nights here. Weather was good we had a good sized hardstanding on this quiet site.
There are lovely views across the Dee estuary.
If you like walking or cycling its great. There are miles of level walks in the Country park. We walked to West Kirby, which is pleasant and in the other direction to Heswall.
There is a nice cafe at the entrance to the park within walking distance. Its called TJs. There is a Morrisons in West Kirby with petrol station.
It's easy to get to Liverpool by bus or Train. We drove to Birkenhead where we found a secure car park near Hamilton Square station (3 pound all day)then took the Mersey Ferry.
Had a nice day in Liverpool.
There is lots of info in the site information hut.
Hoylake and New Brighton good for promenade walks with free parking in New Brighton and good selection of cafes and pubs.
Facilities clean with nice hot showers.
You can also use the clubhouse bar at adjacent mobile home park. It was open Friday Sat and Sunday when we were there. A short walk. We did not visit it.
We will definitely go back to this area but not in peak season as it is popular.
Approach - follow the instructions on the web site and you can't go wrong
Check in - Caravan club site, we were shown available pitches and the whereabouts of the facilities. Helpful knowledge about the area.
Pitch - our pitch was large with electric hook up - very few pitches have a view over the estuary, and it's first come first served, a mixture of grass and hard standing.
Facilities - nice and clean, can be busy, I was second in a queue for a shower. Laundrette, information room, and all the usual water, elsan points etc. On the Saturday we stayed there was a visiting fish and chip van, they were excellent, but I don't think they are there every week.
Local area -not far from seacombe and the ferry to Liverpool, the wirral circular path and of course the sea.
In summary - clean facilities, all round good site well worth staying at.
Was this site for us - yes we would go back, lots in the area still to see, could be quite a busy site which could feel crowded and the chances of getting one of the pitches with a lovely view would be slim.
Just back from another trip to Wirral Caravan Club site. The wardens are very friendly and the site as always was clean and well looked after. We had a drink in the cottage loaf on Friday and although we didn't eat it looked good! Wine and beer were good.
We walked the Wirral Way to West Kirby on Saturday, great path for walking and lovely view to. Watch out for the cyclists though some are very fast and incredibly rude. I brought my two dogs to heel every time anyone went past to allow them to pass safely you'd be amazed how few said thank you. We walked on the path between the sea and the lake strange feeling but lovely, there's a cafe at the top of the road at the side of Morrisons which we recommend for refreshments before walking back don't remember the name but it has seats outside and is next to M & Co.
In the evening we drove to Frankby to the Farmers Arms (dog friendly) - not the poshest of places but again beer and wine were good and so was the food. We met a couple in there who also recommended the Irby Mill also dog friendly and serves good food and real ale. They also recommended Royton Park for lovely walks. Didn't go this time as time was short but will definitely try next time along with the Irby Mill.
In conclusion - lovely site in a lovely position. Planned our next trip there already
Stayed here recently, lovely site, our second visit. Estuary views from certain pitches. On our first visit found lovely coffee shop 5 minutes walk from site serving hot and cold food, fresh cakes and puddings, lovely.
Site is in easy walking distance of lovely coastal walk or can walk along the beach.
Site facilities and staff of the usual high standard of the caravan club.
Nice large pitch on both visits.
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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 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
No Dog Walk 
Good base for exploring The Wirral. 
