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Just back from staying at the quietest campsite ever. There place was full though but no noise. All facilities were so clean and I particularly liked having the classic fm on in the toilets.
Owner Jim so friendly and helpful. There is a bit of a slope to the field but not so much that would cause a problem and all the caravans there had blocks provided to even out the slope.
Nearby there is a fantastic pub that has just opened doing the most gorgeous food. The wastle something. Ask when booking for their number because you do have to eat there.
There was a play area outside the walled garden for children and there was even a play room. You pay for whatever electricity you use and we now realise that the usual EHU fee is a lot. It was much cheaper that way. We had the fan heater on and still spent less than the usual fee in other sites. This site is perfect for wet weather because you are on a special pitch that doesn't get waterlogged.
Not only the quietest site but also the best signposted site we have ever visited.
Just came back from here and thoroughly enjoyed our weekend. The site is very well run and Jim the Warden takes orders for milk, bread, rolls, eggs and daily papers up until 8pm at night and delivers them to you next morning, he even leaves them outside your unit so as not to disturb you if you are not up!
Toilets and showers were spotless with plenty of hot water. The shower takes 20p but is well worth it. There is a laundry which is fully equipped with washing machines, tumble dryers and and ironing board. There is also 2 gas cookers and a table and chairs for the tents to use. A lot of thought has went into this site.
There are 3 sinks with boiling hot water for your dishes and even the washing up liquid is provided.
There is a games room - which we didn't use so cant comment. On a Friday and Saturday there is a Hall on site where there is carpet bowls, bingo and dancing - you bring your own bottle/glasses and snacks.
All in all a brilliant site and will definitely be back soon I hope
Set in a rural location, this is truly a walled site. Mostly for statics and season tourers and only a few tents.
Owner showed us to a pitch. Wasn't the best pitch as it was hard standing and next to the toilets and chemical waste point. Felt that there were a lot of weaknesses of being in a tent at this site. It was as though there were residents and less welcome tourers.
The toilets and showers were clean, although the 4 minute allowance is annoying. I understand that some people could leave the shower running and waste hot water, but how about more sites use the ones which cut out after a minute or two, before starting again if you press a button. Having to nip out and put another coin in the box is annoying.
Overall its a well managed site, but if you prefer more of an open pitch instead of feeling as though you're pitched in between people's houses then in my opinion this site won't suit you.
Just back from a terrific two week stay at the Walled Garden Caravan Park, & enjoyed it so much we'll certainly be back. Lovely site, great location, excellent facilities.
We loved it, the kids loved it & even the dog loved it! The shower block is spotlessly clean, plenty hot water, & the whole park is equally clean & tidy, thanks to the unceasing efforts of Jim and his team.
Nothing seems to be too much trouble for them, we felt very well looked after.
Well what can I say about this site. Its our little peace of heaven.
We were here in July in the tent, and loved it so much we came back in September for a couple of nights in the caravan and have also booked for 2012.
The toilets are immaculate and there is individual cubicles at the wash hand basins, there is also a games room with pool table and table tennis, a tv and a couple of couches.
The kitchen was a life saver as our wee gas cooker gave up the ghost on the first night so Jim warranted this would definitely be the time that someone could use the kitchen cooker, there is also a spacious washing area for the dishes and laundry machines as well as a kitchen table, saved us traipsing back to the tent with our food.
There is a play park for young kids and also a bit of the park walled off for the kids playing football, which is great as it saves the young ones battering the footballs of the side of anyone’s tent or caravan. We thought our 13yr old son would get a bit bored as its literally in the middle of nowhere, he was well entertained with his bike back and forward the quiet surrounding country roads and playing baseball and football with his dad.
Jim has social evenings at the site as well, we haven’t been to one yet but hopefully they are still on when we go back in July.
The residents and the owners are all lovely people and made us all more than welcome, this is definitely our favourite site by far.
We've stayed here a couple of times with various friends and family, I'd highly recommend it for novice campers, not least because Jim or the caravanners will help out with putting up tents if they see you struggling.
Great for children as well, it feels nicely contained because of the walls so they can run around and enjoy the freedom while you as an adult know that there are really only a couple of places they're likely to be.
The shop is small, but well-stocked for emergencies, the loos are clean and heated but take a couple of twenties with you if you enjoy a relaxing shower. Highly recommend.
Me, my partner, son and very placid dog had a lovely stay at this site towards the end of July. We stayed for nearly a week and we were greeted by a few regular visitors and given ideas of where to go and what to do and given a menu of a local Chinese takeaway that delivered to the park.
Jim the warden gave us extra groundsheets to put under our tent because the site is mainly gravel pitches and tents are mixed in where they can be with the tourers and motorhomes.
Jim also loaned us a longer hook up as ours is just 10 metres and it didn't quite reach but the pitches are very well spaced out and there was no noise really after 10pm. The pitches are on a slight slope, but that wasn't really a problem. Regulars to the site are very friendly.
There's a small park outside the wall with a couple of swings, a seesaw and sandpit but a lot of children preferred going round the site on scooters/bikes - if they want to play with balls - they have to go into the park area in case of hitting tourers etc which is fair enough.
There's a recreation room with pool table, table tennis table, football table, tv and plenty of books to read but it was a bit damp smelling and badly lit.
Even though the site was nearly full during our stay, neither I nor my partner had to queue for a shower each morning and there are 2 showers in both female and male blocks and numerous toilets and the wash basins have their own cubicles. The showers take 20p pieces for 4 minutes and the water is nice and hot but you can change it to suit your needs. Just remember to get ready for your shower before you insert money into boxes which are situated outside of the showers but notices in the showers inform you of this. The showers/toilets were always clean and classical music was playing constantly, which was soothing. There's also a hairdryer which takes 10p coins I think.
There's also a separate kitchen area where 2 washing machines, 2 tumble dryers and 2 cookers are situated. The washing machines take 2 x £1. 00 coins for a 2 hour wash and the dryers were a pound for half an hour and a few sinks for your washing up.
As others have said, Jim will bring you fresh rolls, eggs and newspapers if you order before 8pm the night before (or what you want each morning for the length of your stay), we had some of the rolls and they were lovely and fresh. Jim just leaves what you order outside of your tent etc between 8. 30 and 9. 30 the next morning.
There's a barrier on the entrance of the park, this has a coded padlock attached and visitors are given the code to get in and out with your cars etc. There is also a security camera focused on people entering and leaving for added security.
The reception is just a small wooden building and nothing much is sold in there apart from gas bottle fittings etc, sweets, pop etc for kids. But this wasn't a problem as there is an Asda store a few minutes drive away towards Girvan.
While we were there, we visited Girvan, Ayr, Largs, The Isle of Cumbrae and Loch Lomond - we wanted to go to Fort William but that was about a 4 hour drive away. Surrounding areas are beautiful to see.
The site is definitely a suntrap and it was fabulous weather while we were there - we were sweating putting the tent up, each morning we were woken by the heat of the sun and again taking the tent it down at the end of our stay.
There are midgies as the sun sets but there are a few machines on site trying to get rid of them - but they love me and I was bitten 5 times around the face and neck. We used citronella candles on an evening when we sat outside and Jim permitted us to use special firelogs in a bbq bucket and this seemed to keep them away as well, he does not normally allow fires on the site in case they become out of control and damage the grass etc which is really well maintained.
Overall the site is lovely and people are friendly and helpful - if Jim isn't there, there are other regulars to the park who will go out of their way to assist you.
We would definitely recommend this site, the tariffs are good value and we would go again and more regularly if it was a bit closer to home - it was a 3 hour drive for us (we definitely wish the park was closer to us or that we owned a helicopter!)
The site has a gentle slope with frequent EHU, and is absolutely immaculate. Very tidy and clean with great toilet, shower and washing facilities.
There is a recreation room with pool and table tennis equipment, and a play area with swings etc for the kids. There's also an area where ball games and the like can be played away from the accommodation.
There's also a small hall which is used for social activities on the site, which seems to be used often.
The focus is very much on the regular visitors and residents, who seem to make up a large proportion of the site, but everyone was very pleasant to us.
Jim, the site owner, couldn't have been any nicer. He seems to run a very tight ship and obviously (and rightly) takes a great deal of pride in the site.
There are quite a few site rules designed to keep the site orderly, and I suspect that the more raucous camper might attract a few frowns, but we had no problems at all.
If you're looking for a quiet, child-friendly site, this would be ideal.
I spent a weekend in May at the Walled Garden Caravan Park, a beautiful place. I had been once before to the park a long time ago but I should not have left it so long. We had a great weekend. The park was beautifully looked after and the people were so friendly.
On the Saturday night I was encourage by a chap called Alasdair to go to a Fund raising Gala Night to be held on the site ( in a smashing little hall ). The night was one of the best I have ever been to, and the site owner, although it was his night off came along with his mother just to add to the enjoyment.
The night, run by the assistant wardens Alasdair and Brian gave us entertainers, horse racing, sing a long, dancing, and loads for the children, a marvellous combination, all for a small donation to the Parks chosen charity. A night to remember;
I saw camping families using the spotless kitchen, sitting round making sausage and egg, a family gathering a super site facility.
I will be back, just to do the walks from the site, to enjoy the people and the superb location.
I have just returned from a 3 night stay at the Walled Garden, I loved this place! It is a fantastic site and although the conditions were monsoonal, the shelter afforded by the walls of the garden made the trip much more pleasant. I am single parent camper and have sometimes felt vulnerable in camp sites, but this place made me feel very safe and relaxed. This is not only due to the wonderful location but to the fantastic owner who couldn't have been more helpful. He provided us with additional groundsheets to keep the bottom of the tent dry. He was also great with my 8 year old daughter who cried when we left because she had enjoyed it so much.
As we were there ‘off season’ the campsite was very quiet, but it did mean that we had the recreation room to ourselves which was also great to use to get out of the rain. All the facilities (toilets, showers etc.) were immaculate and the water from the tap in the dishwashing room was hot enough to fill our hot water bottles without boiling the kettle!
The site is very child friendly as the walls seem to keep them contained and there is a little park area just outside the walls. We had plenty of room to play Frisbee and there are some interesting wooded paths to explore. My daughter also played her first ever game of pool (30p) and there was table tennis and table football which were great fun.
The location is stunning and was fantastic for visiting Culzean Castle and the whole Robbie Burns experience.
My daughter has made me promise to take her back so we hope to visit again before the end of the season and I would recommend to all.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers 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 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
No Shop 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
Beach <10 miles 
No Watersports 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Just back from staying at the quietest campsite ever. There place was full though but no noise. All facilities were so clean and I particularly liked having the classic fm on in the toilets. 
