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We have had a great stay at Malvern. Toilet and shower facilities are second to none - great hot showers with good pressure. Nice play park for the kids. Lovely spot for exploring the local area - Upton was an unexpected gem. Pub not too far away called the Blue Bell had excellent, well priced food with a bonus of a 10% discount for a repeat visit on food. To get the best views, you would probably need to pitch down at the bottom of the site, near the lower toilet block but worth it for spectacular views of the Malvern Hills. Nice place for lunch was The Kettle Sings in Upper Colwall about 20 mins from site. Another great place with fab views. Wardens very friendly and helpful. We will be returning!
A well located site with friendly and helpful staff, easy to mix up with the entrance for the C&CC site though. Good sized pitches, but they do overlook each other somewhat. Good toilet/shower facilities, although it amazes me how many users seem unable to flush toilets and leave them clean for others ! Several drivers seem unaware of the need to keep their speed down; very important given the number of children on the site when we were there. Hanley Swan has an excellent old-fashioned butchers shop and a village store/post office, and there's a charming local market in the village hall on some Saturdays (dates shown by the site gate) and we liked Upton on Severn. However, we found nearby Malvern curiously unmoving - quite a surprise. Obviously good walking area, with some handy walks listed in the book sold in the site office. Several good local pubs, but a surprising number have closed - sign of the times I guess !
We stayed on this lovely Caravan Club site for 2 nights over the Jubilee weekend. Very easy to find just off the M5 so very handy for stop-overs.
On arrival our booking in was friendly and efficient. We ordered our newspapers for the 2 days in advance, for which there was a small delivery charge (5p I think?), and told to select our pitch and let them know the pitch number for them to allocate our barrier key. There were plenty of pitches available both grass and hardstanding. We chose a massive hardstanding pitch right next to the dog walk (to save our old boy's bones!).
There are 2 large toilet blocks on site with adequate facilities for the 200 odd pitches. We never had to queue and always found them to be spotlessly clean. Indoor washing up sinks are also available in both blocks and recycling too. The dog walk is small but excellent and sheltered from the rain by tall trees in some parts! Plenty of dog poo bins for those who are sensible enough to use them (and some didn't!).
Apparently there are wonderful views of the Malvern Hills from the site but during our stay they were well and truly hidden by cloud.
There's a fish and chip waggon on an area between this site and the C&CC site next door, selling fish & chips (and a few other options) 3 or 4 nights a week. Expensive but not bad quality (not like home though!).
The pretty little village of Hanley Swan is approximately a mile away from the site - flat walk, public footpath. It has a village shop, butchers and pub. We didn't use any of the facilities so can't comment but with its village pond it was a nice way to waste an hour or so!
Usual CC facilities and service, which means we'll be back.
Spent 3 nights at this site over the May Day Bank Holiday. The site is very easy to find from Junction 7 of the M5 and the approach is also very easy which would be good for a first time outing.
The wardens were very friendly upon arrival, check in was very quick and easy. We selected a pitch on the higher field, the grass pitches were all closed over this weekend due to the heavy rain prior to the Bank Holiday.
The facilities were very clean and well maintained, the toilets were closed between 2pm and 4pm for cleaning this we found much better than the usual sites which tend to close around 10. 30am meaning that everyone has to rush to shower prior to the close down.
Good site to explore the local area, Great Malvern, Ledbury, and Worcester.
What a lovely site! We can't speak highly enough of this site, the staff and the surrounding area.
After receiving a very warm welcome, we pitched on the grass looking towards the Malvern Hills and thoroughly enjoyed the view for the duration of our stay!
There are some lovely walks on footpaths near the site, and Worcestershire and Herefordshire are gorgeous. We hadn't explored this area before.
If you like tearooms, then visit The Kettle Sings in Upper Colwall. It possesses probably the best view I've ever enjoyed whilst eating a tasty lunch - you look out to the Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons and Mid-Wales. Pre-booking is often essential, (and I am not a member of the staff there!)
The site was beautifully quiet and the facilities really well looked after. We will definitely be going back again!
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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Stayed there for Upton Blues Festival weekend, as usual staff very friendly and accommodating, nothing is too much trouble.
Site is level and well laid out, enough privacy even though site completely full for festival.
Showers and toilets spotless, only slight drawback was the shower didn't stop on long enough to get a lather, had to keep pressing it on, but clean and tidy nonetheless.
This was our second visit and we recommended it to friends so there was a group of 7 of us staying, we were all very happy with our stay.
Another lovely Caravan Club site which has excellent facilities in 2 blocks which were very clean, with very nice showers which were always hot plus the washing up facilities are indoors, which is much better than being on the side of the building - plus there is a lower sink so the kids were fighting over doing the washing-up - Bliss ! The 2 blocks are closed for cleaning at different times so one is always open which is handy.
Wardens are friendly and check-in was very good. We pitched right next door to the play area as we have 3 children, and the Warden advised that should we not want the kids to have a kick around with a football, it was our choice and he would back us up 100% - nice to see the logic in letting the kids run around with a ball as long as they are careful (which they were 95% of the time). Big play area too with lots of activities to keep the little ones amused.
Many hardstanding areas, plus lots of grass pitches too, which is what we had. We were up against the hedge but it can look a bit regimented with lines of caravans as it is open, but you can tuck yourself away if you want more privacy.
Beautiful views of the Malvern Hills behind us, plus we were lucky and witnessed some glorious sunsets.
There are a couple of pubs in Hanley Swan but we did not visit them, however the Post Office/shop at the crossroads is well stocked. Plus on the road leading from Hanley Swan to the Three Counties Showground is Caravanstuff4U on a little industrial complex, which has plenty of spares should you need anything - really helpful and friendly staff too.
There is a bus that stops outside the site, going to Malvern one way, and Worcester the other, but make sure you get there early to catch it as the day my Mum went, it had apparently turned up and gone 10 minutes early.
Warwick Castle is about an hour away which is great, but very expensive! Plus there are some English Heritage and National Trust properties not too far away as well. The Severn Valley steam Railway at Kidderminster is a great day out, and we went the day it rained. Make sure you stop off at the Engine House half way down the line - very interesting if you like your Steam Engines.
Make sure when you turn in to the access road that you do not enter the Camping and Caravanning Club Site on the right by mistake. Straight on is the Guide campsite, but we only heard them singing aroung the campfire on a couple of occassions. Left is the CC site.
We would recommend this really nice site without any hesitation, and if we are this way again we will definitely stay again.
It is not far from Eastnor Castle, so why not tie in a visit here first before the Caravan Club National Rally in June 2012 ?
My husband and I have just returned from this super 5* caravan site set at the bottom of the Malvern Hills. I have to say we have only joined the Caravan Club the week previous to going and it is our first experience and a very enjoyable one. The greeting on arrival is very friendly and helpful and we very easily found a lovely spot for our caravan. The site is beautifully Kept by the friendly hard working grounds staff, the toilet and shower facilities spotless and regularly checked and very accessible from your pitch also providing laundry room facilities and crock wash sinks. We went for a Sunday carvery at the Swan in Hanley Swan which was very nice and the landlords were very pleasant and staff very attentive although the food and drink were not cheap. We were told the Bluebell up the road was very good and not so pricey and will try there when we go back in August for a few days. I would highly recommend this site and have already rebooked for August bank holiday.
Unlike previous reports we did not receieve a warm welcome from the wardens. Far from it, they were the grumpiest, most abrupt and unhelpful wardens we had experienced during this our first year. By the way, the welsh lady warden was lovely and nothing like this other couple! Not a good start!
The site was very busy and also very wet. We managed to find one of the last hard-standings but like many others at the top of the site it was messy. Many of the pitches desperately need some attention as the water does not drain. Although a lovely area one of the worst Caravan Club sites we've stayed at.
Malvern and surrounding area is beautiful. The hills are great and lots to see and do if you like walking and the outdoors.
Would definitely visit the area again but not this site unless there was some TLC given to the top end pitches and Mr & Mrs Grumpy were away!
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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 
We have had a great stay at Malvern. Toilet and shower facilities are second to none - great hot showers with good pressure. Nice play park for the kids. Lovely spot for exploring the local area - Upton was an unexpected gem. Pub not too far away called the Blue Bell had excellent, well priced food with a bonus of a 10% discount for a repeat visit on food. To get the best views, you would probably need to pitch down at the bottom of the site, near the lower toilet block but worth it for spectacular views of the Malvern Hills. Nice place for lunch was The Kettle Sings in Upper Colwall about 20 mins from site. Another great place with fab views. Wardens very friendly and helpful. We will be returning! 
