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Baltic Wharf Caravan And Motorhome Club Site

Cumberland Road
Bristol
Somerset   (Browse area)



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Rating: Average Review Score: 9/10 from 95 Reviews
                9/10 from 95 Reviews

 No Tents   No Caravans   No Motorhomes   No Campervans 
 No Glamping Units   No Statics for Hire   No Statics for Sale   No Seasonal Pitches 
 No Electric Hookups   No Hardstandings   No Fully Serviced Pitches   Show Full Facilities
Who's it for
 Families Welcome   Not Members Only   No Rallies   Not Naturist Site 
 Dogs Welcome   No Dogs Allowed   Groups Welcome 
Facilities
 No Toilets   No Showers   No Washing Up Area   No Bathroom 
 No Baby Changing   No Laundry   No Drinking Water   Disabled Friendly 
 No Chemical Disposal   No Battery Charging   No Gas Exchange   No Recycling Facilities 
 No Kitchen Facilities   No Freezer / Fridge   No Motorhome Point   No Wifi Access 
 No Shop   No Bar   No Restaurant  
Activities
 No Playground   No TV Room   No Games Room   No Evening Ents 
 No Fishing   No Wild Swimming   No Indoor Pool   No Outdoor Pool 
 No Horse Riding   No Cycle Hire   No Golf   No Tennis 
 No Beach   No Watersports   No Boat Launch 
Other Features
 No Sea Views   Not Working Farm   No Campfires Allowed 
 No Waterside Pitches   Public Transport   No Dog Walk 

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Date of Visit: May 2021 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Nights stayed: 4 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Pauleb 14 reviews from this member

 A brilliant city centre but secluded wooded campsite.

Open a secret door and you are straight onto the quiet end of the harbourside just few minutes walk to a pub, SS GB 🇬🇧 and the busy commercial area.

We will be so sorry when this site closes for redevelopment. Luckily we manage to get a booking when the lease was extended but it must close soon, depending on the roadworks outside the main gate. 


Date of Visit: April 2021  Confirmed Booking Unit:  Campervan
Nights stayed: 2 Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Marion 1 review from this member

 Amazing location, directly on the waterside with a beautiful quayside walk into city centre.

Close to a great range of pubs/bars/cafes and restaurants.

Immaculately maintained site. 
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Date of Visit: October 2020 Unit:  Motorhome
Nights stayed: 1 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Nuevoboy 139 reviews from this member

 I was pleasantly surprised to get in for the one nights when Tredegar park was in lockdown.

This was our fifth visit and it was a great as ever and we took advantage of the wonderful walk around the floating harbour via the back gate.

Each time we think it's our final visit due to the council's decisions, we are always delighted to find they've given it a reprieve and let's hope it stays that way. 


Date of Visit: September 2020 Unit:  Motorhome
Nights stayed: 3 Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Ourvera 2 reviews from this member

 This campsite will wow you simply because of its great location. You arrive through the usual barrier type approach, reception hut on your left.

The site has a feel of an Aire, gravel car park location, all service facilities, toilet, shower, washing up area, motorhome service point.

Park up and take your key for the gate on the opposite side from the entrance because that is where the magic lies, it is a gateway to harbour side, Baltic Wharf. Boats are there, paddle boarders, pubs, coffee shops, groups of people dot the waterside setting up their deck chairs. From here you can walk into Bristol City, water taxi a short cut to the other side, admire the colourful houses that speckle the rise from the water to city parks.

You can glimpse the Clifton Suspension and you can feel the city vibes, diners populate the bars as you walk the marina. There is history, culture and art in abundance in this vibrant city, easy to walk, the Cutty Sark, Banksy, a narrow boat community, city shopping and museums.

The site is a perfect place to pitch up if you want a city break. 


Date of Visit: September 2020 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Nights stayed: 3 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Pauleb 14 reviews from this member

 Unexpected peace in the city of Bristol. A secret doorway takes you from the camp site straight onto the quiet part of the Harbourside, but only a short walk from the SSGt. Britain.

Site is spotlessly clean and the facilities are well managed and CV19 compliant. 


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Date of Visit: July 2020  Confirmed Booking Unit:  Motorhome
Nights stayed: 6 Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Dave E.Buoy 3 reviews from this member

 The site itself could do with a little updating as there are no fully serviced pitches, or child play facilities and pitches are a little too close to each other.

The shop carries some very basic supplies and toilets are provided via porta-kabins but are modern and more than serviceable. The site is a 5 minute drive from Bath centre and around 30 minutes to Bristol.

However there are two local riverside pub/restaurants (The Locksbrook Inn & The Boathouse Inn) that are around a 15 minute and 4 minute walk from the site and they provided excellent atmosphere and food and I recommend them highly.

There is an excellent cycle path and a local Lidl for all your shopping needs. We'd definitely use the site again. 


Date of Visit: February 2020 Unit:  Motorhome
Nights stayed: 4 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Nuevoboy 139 reviews from this member

 Despite Storm Ciara and the road collapse outside the site, we made it!

There were quite a few folk that didn't though, so the site was nice and quiet for a couple of nights 'til the storm died down.

The torrential rain created quite a few large puddles on the site but they drained fairly rapidly.

As ever, the wardens kept the site pristine and should be congratulated, given the conditions.

We had a few good walks whilst there including the steep hill past the colourful houses in Cliftonwood, that can be seen from the site across the floating harbour.

During one heavy shower, we discovered Bar Chocolate in Clifton Village and dashed in for hot drinks. Once inside we decided upon an early lunch and were served delicious fresh food.

The newly created "Cargo" area near to M Shed is a lovely addition with attractive cafes and shops in the small units that appear to have been created from shipping containers.

We had evening meals in the Nova Scotia pub, which is a real traditional pub with associated fare at great prices; The Cottage Inn, which we thought was grossly overpriced and also the Stable Bar near the free terminal at the city centre. Their food and drink were great, but it's more of a younger element that frequent it, with noisy music in the background - but very friendly staff and a huge selection of (strong!) ciders.

No doubt this will be our last visit to Baltic Wharf, given the council's plans to build houses and apartments on it. We've enjoyed our half-dozen or so visits and will miss it greatly.

If you manage to find a couple of nights cancellations, I urge you to give it a go. 


Date of Visit: December 2019  Confirmed Booking Unit:  Motorhome
Nights stayed: 4 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Jimcol 2 reviews from this member

 Ideal site to explore Bristol city centre. Ferry is cheap and frequently run.

Site tidy, however the warden a bit unfriendly.

No dog run on site, but nice walks nearby. 
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Date of Visit: December 2019 Unit:  Touring Caravan
Nights stayed: 5 Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Campsite10 11 reviews from this member

 A lovely, small city caravan site. Ideal for visiting Bristol, either by a 20 minute walk or catching the small shuttle boat outside of the site.

There is plenty to do and see in the area, including Bristol Zoo and Cheddar Gorge which is a short drive away. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in the surrounding area. The SS Great Britain is very close and is definitely worth visiting.

The staff at Baltic Wharf are very friendly and the facilities are always very clean and well maintained. It is a quiet site and is set in a perfect location right at the center of Bristol.

We visit this site every year and always have a wonderful time. 


Date of Visit: November 2019  Confirmed Booking Unit:  Touring Caravan
Nights stayed: 4 Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Jcdav4 1 review from this member

 We’ve tried many times to book this site but it always seems to be busy. Apparently, they accept non members ( though that is hearsay).

As previous comments, it does need updating but fully understand why when it’s on a short lease.

However, we were more than happy with our stay, wardens were friendly and helpful.

The site is in such a convenient situation, lovely walk along the wharfe, accessed direct from the site via a secure gate. Lovely pub The Cottage Inn, dog friendly and really good food, friendly and helpful staff to boot.

We will definitely return, if we can manage to book a pitch! 


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