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Had a very nice 4night stay, weather was not good and had rain for the 1st 3days so the ground got a bit slushy underfoot which soon got dry with the sun on it
. Very good site, the newer shower block is very very good, but I feel the two blocks does req some deep clean behind doors and walls.
Staff I could not fault, pub on site very good with good price on the drinks. Take away was not open but was opening on our last night, menu looked good again good price.
Very good on site shop.
Value for money site and will be going back to soon.
Tesco 15min away and site just off the main road so easy access to all destinations.
No problem in recommending this site for all inc dog lovers, nice and quiet and the road noise was not a problem.
Just come back from spending 7 days at this site, very clean site best showers are next to fishing lake plenty of hot water and very clean and plenty of room, club house was very nice good for those with children prices not to bad, never used takeaway as opened the day we went home, shop was alright.
We were in the centre field which was on a bit of a slope and looked onto empty caravans felt little dead, but the lakeside field looked really lovely would pitch there next time, most of the staff were friendly but the barman was a little grumpy but maybe he was having a bad day and just wanted to finish his shift.
Our children are grown up now so it was just me hubby and dog but this is a great site for kids play park looked good and safe and they do have a chill out room which was not open when we went,
nice dog walk with poo bins and loads of rabbits kids would love them, we had three ducks every morning and evening that would come right up to our tent and eat the bread out of our hands
We have just got back after a four night stay. When we arrived we were greeted by a very friendly man at reception and were given a choice of hard standing or grass. Seeing we hadn't booked we opted for grass with mains hook up. Our pitch was very spacious considering we have a large unit.
The site is very pretty and well maintained. The bar and takeway were only opened fri/sat night since it was out of season, but looked very nice all lit up fri night.
The toilets were spotless as were the showers which were very warm. The shop was nicely stocked and the shop in the nearby village of Berrynarbor was also well stocked with very friendly staff.
Ilfracombe is only a short drive away and is ice cream heaven with car parking at the swimming pool car park only being £1.60 all day and the walk around Hillborough fort having amazing views.
Slightly further afield is the valley of the rocks which is well worth a visit
This is a campsite which I can`t wait to return to whilst it was one of the cheaper sites which we have visited it was worth every penny and neither of us really wanted to leave
Stayed here for over the Royal Wedding weekend. This is the 2nd time we have stayed over a bank holiday weekend and we were nicely surprised that once again the site was so quiet.
Positives about this site:
Always seems clean and tidy
Pitches are nice and big
Quiet area
Fishing lake
Bar on site
Good pub with good food within walking distance
Good toilet and shower facilities
Good value for money
Negatives:
No where to refreeze your ice packs
No site wardens - once reception is closed that's it - one night (7pm) the toilet block had run out of loo roll and it wasn't refilled until the following morning, despite informing the bar.
We will return to this site again, but not until we are better equipped to have electric hook-up
Just back from a 5 night stay. Loved it. Found this site a lovely retreat with a small fishing lake in a woodland setting, hidden away from the main road. Great play area for children. With a shallow clear stream running through it. I can imagine this being great fun in summer for the kids. Showers/toilets clean. Staff very helpful. We were very lucky with the weather for October, very mild. Spacious pitches. Easy access for the caravan. Good access point for visiting other areas. Will def be coming back next year.
Award-winning camping and glamping on the edge of Dartmoor National Park near Tavistock, Devon. 40 grass and hardstanding pitches for tents, touring caravans and motorhomes with optional electric hook-ups. Choose between the scenic Daffodil Field with moorland views or the sheltered old walled garden. For those preferring a bit more comfort, the park provides camping pods and mega pods.
Immaculate facilities with free hot showers, toilets, hairdryers, underfloor heating, laundry, dishwashing, games room, small shop, WIFI and playground. The onsite manor house hosts a dog-friendly restaurant and bar serving evening meals. Surrounded by mature woodlands with direct access to Dartmoor, with Tavistocks amenities just a short drive away. Perfect spot to explore Devon and Cornwall's main attractions Find out more here
We chose this site for our first camping experience and are so glad we did. We were in the bottom field, only open in the summer, with its own shower and washing up block. The only downside to this was we were quite far from the play area so had to always go with our 4 and 7 year old to play. The play area itself had a tire zipwire and a fab little stream to paddle in. The showers were wonderfully hot and clean. The toilet area did get muddy at times but this is to be expected. Dishwashing area had three sinks so plenty of room. We were happy with the size of the pitch. You do have to park your car in front of your tent but not sure if this is the norm.
The local area has masses to do. We had a lovely walk into Berrynarbor itself: beautiful views, playground hidden away, lovely tea shop. We went to Ilfracombe, Croyde, Woolacombe and other beaches. All fab. We also went to the Coombe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur park which is home to the man who lives with wolves. Kids blown away by sealion show and wolf talk (as were we). Some cute rides, others not so great but a unforgettable day out overall.
The shop was useful and well stocked. We didn't use the pub but the takeaway was reasonable though quite slow.
Overall, would recommend and planning to go back next year!
We stayed at Mill Park for the bank holiday weekend. Because we booked late we were placed in the bottom field on which there is no electrical hook up. We were greeted at reception by a really happy, helpful man who explained all about the campsite and surrounding areas and where we were to pitch our tent.
We found this campsite to be lovely. The bottom field is surrounded by trees and a beautiful waterfall (kept me up the first night but then you get used to it!). The shower blocks were absolutely immaculate with constant hot running water. The shower cubicles could probably fit about 4people in quite comfortably! There were hairdryers that cost 20p and never went off until you put them back in their holders - which is very useful if you don't have electric.
The shop is small but had the basics you would need and little extras for camping equipment.
The take away was of a good standard, didn't have to wait very long for our dinner at all and breakfast in the morning was good also - £3.50 for a large full english (just a warning have breakfast as early as possible as kids were playing pool right where we were eating our breakfast).
There is a lovely pub called Ye Old Globe less than 5mins walk from the site that serves fab food and has an indoor children's play area.
All in all we found this to be a clean, safe, friendly site, ideal if wanting to go out for days and use this as a 'base'. We will be going back again next year.
We know we went at a busy time of year, but on arrival the main field was cramped, we were given a pitch in the bottom field which was a tiny space between two other large tents, however we rang the owner and said we would not fit on that pitch with our 'medium' tent and he did allocate another pitch with no problem.
The facilities were meant to be cleaned twice daily, on our visit both the toilets and the showers being muddy and dirty
The bottom field is next to a busy main road which did cause some disturbance.
However the location itself is a lovely well kept village, with The Globe Inn being very friendly and welcoming.
After reading mostly good reveiws about 'Mill Park' I booked in advance to secure my electric pitch. I stayed at the site for 10 nights with my wife and three children, 10, 06, 02yrs.
On arrival I spoke to the young girl at reception who was very helpful and friendly. I was given a map of the park which showed where I was to pitch. I was also given a list of 'Do's and Dont's' The list of don't's was much longer than the do's. Too many rules to stick to and a bit strict on first impressions.
Most of the pitches on the 'Stream side' area, where we were, are sloped with some worse than others and nearly all are in the shade by early evening. Our pitch was sloped, front to back, but okay. Good close electrics hook ups and water. The toilets in main block were cleaned twice a day to a reasonable standard. The mens got a bit grubby in morning but were cleaned in afternoon.
My wife told me that there had been a rusty hair clip, in the womens shower area, that had been there the full 10 days she had been using them. Good bar area and reasonable games room for kids, Kids play outdoor area was small, could do with a few more things for kids to play on. There is no where for the kids to play football or play games, you had to park your cars right outside your tent so all we had to look out onto was our car.
My main gripe about Mill Park is that there are caravans that are obviously static there all year round. We where situated opposite them and it was like looking out on to a caravan car park. There was no atmosphere, no other people excited to be on holiday, just dead caravans. When we sat out at night it was depressing to see redundant caravans with the grass growing high around them. My advise to Mill Park would be to put all the static caravans, not being used, in one area, so people who are coming and going camping can enjoy the holiday atmosphere.
Nice friendly helpful staff, couldn't do more to help you
This is the first year we have started camping with our 5 and 1 year old. We looked at many sites and thought the reviews for Mill Park were great, especially if you have children.
We arrived at the campsite which is beautifully located near the North Devon coast and were greeted by a very friendly lady who directed us to our pitch.
We found the pitch to be very small with hardly any room for the kids to play, hence, we had a couple of very grumpy children (and adults!). The field we were staying on had tents pitched round the outside and in the middle with a track running between them where the cars would drive to get to and from their pitches.
The kids park was OK, though it was not enclosed. There is a track running to a couple of the fields that runs beside it and on a couple of occasions there were near misses with kids running to get balls and cars going slightly too fast.
The toilet blocks were OK and we saw them being cleaned a couple of times a day. The facilities for families were not brilliant. The showers were in little cubicles and to clean our 1 year old, I had to try and get her to stand still under the shower while I cleaned her, trying not to get myself wet! I wouldn't have been able to shower both of us at the same time. On a positive note, for the whole 5 days we were there, we didn't have to queue for the shower once.
Although we were disappointed with the facilities for children, the staff were really friendly and helpful. The site has a lovely little shop and as mentioned before, it is in a great location to get to the beach. Berrynarbor (or fushia valley) is beautiful and has a great family pub called The Globe which has a soft play area out the back for kids and does lovely food.
This award winning Adults Only campsite has a working 17th century watermill in a peaceful wooded valley within the Exmoor National Park. Grass and hardstanding pitches, all set beside the River Exe or the sparkling mill stream, with electric, water, drainage, and TV hook-ups. A leisurely stroll up to a weir, and an area where dogs may run free and splash in the river.
Facilities include the beautiful dog walk, free wifi, fishing, modern toilet and shower block, dog wash, working watermill (tours on most Sunday mornings), salmon pass on the weir, shop, bus service, and excellent pubs in the locality. The site has beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and many footpaths leading directly to the Exmoor woodlands and rivers. Find out more here
Have just returned from our first visit to Mill Park and have to say we were very impressed. On arrival we were welcomed by a very friendly lady on reception (did not catch her name) and we were directed to our pitch which we found easily.
The facilities were good and clean (cleaned twice a day during our stay). The play area for the children is excellent. My five year old spent a lot of time here along with her friend and I felt safe enough to let her play without her having to be in my eyeline constantly - a first for me!
We sampled the takeaway one evening and found the food to be great. Simple takeaway food but cooked very well with not much of a wait.
We visited the pub and this was good as well. The people were friendly and there's a small play area in there which kept my two year old occupied for the whole time we were in there.
The fishing lake looks very good - my husband didn't take his rod this time but is itching to for our next visit.
All in all, I would recommend this campsite - we will definitely be visiting again in the not too distant future.
We stayed here in a tent for a week at the end of August just after the heavy rains. We had pre booked a pitch down by the lake which is mainly for caravans and hence the pitches are quite small but adequate. We found it to be a really nice spot and yes you do look out over other caravans and tents and yes it gets busy during peak times but don't most other campsites? Our two kids loved the site especially the lake and stream and felt really safe exploring on there own. Staff are really friendly and very helpful and the shop is well stocked. We always found the toilet block fine and it was regularly cleaned don't expect 5 star luxury on campsites. All in all a really nice campsite
We arrived on a Sunday Morning, the reception staff were friendly and helpful. We were told our pitch number and went to set up. On arrival to the pitch it was a muddy wet mess, straw had been put down to try and dry it out but did not help. A nice man on the hardstanding opposite told us that to have a hard standing would not cost any extra as we were 'out of season'. We enquired at reception and explained that our awning would get ruined if we tried to get set up, the lady on reception informed us that it is no extra to have a hard standing and we could move. The hardstanding pitches were of a good size but some grass pitches looked small. The site is very sheltered by trees which is good.
The shower and toilet blocks appeared to be new and were of a good standard and clean, although I am not sure if they were cleaned every day (one shower has the same used plasters on the floor for 2 days)? There is a dish washing area and laundry which is locked at night. The play area looked great for the kids and had a zip wire across the stream. There was a site shop and what appeared to be a pub, this was not open during our visit.
Jamie enjoyed the fishing, it costs £2 per day, there are lots of big fish to be caught as well as some smaller ones, I don't fish but I enjoyed sitting with my book at the side of the lake watching the ducks.
The site is really peaceful and there is lots of wildlife to be seen, every night we could hear an owl outside which was nice.
Watermouth castle is less than 5 mins away and is great if you have children. Illfracome harbour is about 5 - 10 mins away and is very nice. The village of berrynarbor is a short walk away, here there is a pub and a post office and lots of flower men to spot!
The Sawmill Inn is not far from the campsite and is a lovley pub serving great food, I can reccomend the Tarragon Chicken!
Just returned from an absolutely perfect week at Mill Park. I would 100% percent recommend this site to anybody wanting to relax and get away from it all. We arrived after a long day stuck in traffic on the M5, even though the reception was closed our pitching details was left where they said they would be. We was also then greeted by a very friendly chap who also give us instructions as to where we needed to pitch.He also had the good news that the bar was opening that evening, which we was not expecting as it was low season. We needed two pitches as we have a large tent, as it was low season we was only charged for one (brilliant)
We pitched in a great spot (centre field) don't think it would matter where you pitched, the whole campsite has beautiful surroundings. The site is situated in a valley with a stream running through it and it also has a fishing lake. We didn't have any children with us but noticed there was a lovely play area. The toilets and showers was always immaculately clean and warm. The pot washing area was indoors with plenty of sinks and hot water. There is also a laundrette and ironing facilities.The bar which was reasonably priced was very quiet on the evenings it was open, but I think that was due to it being low season it probably gets busy in med/high season, when they do also serve food.
There are two country pubs, both within walking distance that again were reasonably priced and both serving excellent food.
Combe Martin, Ilfracombe and Woolacombe all a short ride away.
An all in all fantastic week away, will be definitely going again.
Visited this site after the summer holidays and camped on the top field with EHU the site was a bit on the muddy side but not to bad given all the rain of recent weeks there was some road noise from the nearby lane but little traffic during the night.
The site is kept very clean as where the toilets and shower areas which seemed to be heated as they were always warm, WE found the staff to be pleasant and always helpful all in all a very nice site which I would certainly visit again.
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Families Welcome 
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Rallies Welcome 
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Dogs Welcome 
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Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
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Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
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No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing On Site 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
Horse Riding <1 mile 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring <1 mile 
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Lakeside Pitches 
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Had a very nice 4night stay, weather was not good and had rain for the 1st 3days so the ground got a bit slushy underfoot which soon got dry with the sun on it
