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We spent 2 weeks over Christmas and New Year at this site.
We received a very warm welcome, including a mince pie, from the owners and were able to choose our pitch in Kerry field which has fantastic views. The pitches are all fully serviced which was great.
The individual shower rooms are excellent with plenty of hot water and under floor heating. TV signal is not great but with a digital aerial you can pick up the basics.
Despite the almost constant rain we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Daisy Bank. A lovely site with helpful and friendly owners and superb views.
Tuffins at Churchstoke is well worth a visit, the shop sells pretty much anything you will ever need and the cafe does a great value breakfast.
The site was easy to find and was only a few yards off the main road. We received a very warm welcome and were shown to our pitch in 'Kerry' field, which had lovely views across the valley.
The pitches weren't laid out in rows, which gave a less 'regimented' feel to the site. Our pitch was on a slight slope, but not enough to warrant levellers, and was made up of largish chippings and grass, with its own water tap. One little comment - we had to walk across the grass to get to the roadway to go to the amenities block; a small pathway of chippings would have helped avoid this, as the grass was rather wet and 'lush' - (perhaps the weather had prevented recent grass cutting?).
The amenities block was lovely, if a little unusual in that there was just one toilet/sink cubicle each for ladies and gents, and 4 unisex wetrooms, and at busy times if you have to queue for any of them you would be outside. The temperature and water pressure in the showers were excellent. The underfloor heating was great, and totally effective as even though it was October the rooms were lovely and warm. This would be extremely welcome in the depths of winter. They also had what I call 'proper' (free) hairdryers, which is good to see. There are just a couple of suggestions I would make: (1) to have more hooks in the wetrooms, as there was only one small double hook near the door, with nowhere near the sink/shower to hang towel/sponge bag/clothes; and for a grab rail in all showers, and (2) a small mirror in the ladies toilet. Also, usually a mop and bucket is provided to wipe out the shower, but here there seemed to be a 'squeegy' outside between 2 wetrooms, and I wasn't sure if they were to mop the floor with. If they were, then they weren't very effective. In summary, despite my minor points, the facilities were excellent.
The tv reception for us was non-existent. Our van is 6 years old and has a 'status' aerial, which was not up to the job, but we were able to borrow an aerial on a long post, although the connections on the 4 that were available were missing. When I mentioned this to a lady coming from the house (not sure who she was - owner/warden?) she found a connection for us, which my husband was able to fix (although she did kindly offer to look at it for us). We had to remove our jockey wheel to accommodate the post.
There is an enclosed section at the top of Kerry field for refuse, recycling and chemical waste.
This site is in the middle of countryside and you will need to drive to places of interest. The nearest shop is Tuffins, about 2 miles away, but it does sell a huge range of goods, and on Sundays it holds a boot sale/market. During our stay we visited Shrewsbury and Chester, both of which were lovely, if a bit distant, but worth the journey if you're looking for a day out shopping or sightseeing.
All in all Daisy Bank is a really nice, adults only site, and if you're looking for peace and tranquility, this is the place to go.
Spent 4 nights at this very nice adults only site. Very good shower blocks and location is lovely. Better for caravans or Motorhomes than tents as many of the pitches are sloped. Also the hardstanding is of quite rough granite type material which is not good for tents even with a footprint.
Staff friendly and helpful.
Drawback is that you cant really walk to anywhere and need to drive. Harry Tuffins supermarket about 2 miles away sells just about everything and has a basic but good cafe (cooked breakfast for £2. 99).
Bishops Castle about 4 miles and we were lucky to go there when there was a 'Michelmas Fayre' on and loads of things going on.
Welshpool and Powis Castle only about 12 miles and Shrewsbury about 20 miles. Lovely run out to Church Stretton and area. Recommend the Bucks Head in Church Stretton for food. We had a lovely lunch at a very reasonable price.
Friendly and helpful staff on arrival who took time to walk us round to explain the layout of the site, the location of our pitch and facilities. Our pitch directly overlooked open fields and rolling hils and was the nicest we have had.
The wifi connection worked which was excellent, the facilities were well cared for and very clean. The site was quite large but it was thoughtfully split into sections so it didn't seem too cramped. Overall, a lovely caravan park in beautiful surroundings.
We had a 2 night stop over and couldn't have asked for a better touring site, Adults only bliss!
Beautiful views across the valley, miles of farm land and hills. Great armchair birding watching Lovely clean loos and showers, the cleanest I've ever been.
Great wee shop, putting green and great dog walk.
Well laid out site, ideal for short stop overs, or a longer holiday.
This site is quite simply the best site we have visited. If I said the toilet/shower block was easily on a par with a 5* hotel, you would STILL be amazed when you saw them.
Site is quiet and peaceful, and secure, (coded barrier), lovely views of rolling hills.
TV aerials on long poles freely available in case you can't get a good signal. Nothing is too much trouble. Very laid back experience.
Nearby there is a large supermarket, (not one of the big four), with its own cafe/restaurant, a Chinese takeaway, three pubs, an ice cream farm, Bishops Castle, a lovely old town with loads of pubs and eateries.
Nice walks along Offa's Dyke, or a little further into the Clun Valley.
What a gem of a site. The staff are happy, helpful and very friendly. The views are stunning. Well set out (a lot of thought was put into the layout of this site). Only needed small levellers on front wheels to balance out the slight slope.
The toilets and showers are something else. Wow, I'd love a shower room like this at home. So, so clean and warm. Beautifully tiled and finished off. There is even a free hairdryer. The showers are excellent and free.
There is a hut with lots of books, DVDs, information, etc.
The dog walk is brilliant. Totally fenced off for the dogs to run free. Lots of space for them to exercise.
The whole site is so quiet and peaceful, the height of relaxation.
We walked across the fields and a quiet B road to get to Bishops Castle (about three to four miles each way). Also visited Montgomery and Clun (in the van, too far to walk!). All nice places with dog-friendly pubs. Churchstoke, just a couple of miles up the road is small with just one dog-friendly pub - The Horse and Jockey.
Great site, good walking area, the place to escape to, relax and forget the rest of the world. Bliss.
Access is simple with the site having its own entrance direct off the A4839 from Snead to Churchstoke.
Very friendly welcome on arrival, booking in was efficient before the owner walks you around the site for you to choose a pitch. The site is open all year, so all pitches are hard standing. The site is slightly sloping so levelling chocks are required for the steadies, but side to side levelling is accomodated by built in levelling slabs where required. Pitches are fully serviced.
All pitches have views over the open countyside and s good dog walk is provided on site.
Sanitary facilities are excellent. There are two blocks, each having a msle and female wc as well as 4 separate self contained shower rooms.
Reception sells a few basics and there is an honesty box for when the owners are not around. The information hut also has a dvd library that is free to customers.
Spend 7 nights on Kerry and behind us were camping pods x2.
The facilities were fantastic with the new wet rooms and we had a hardstanding service pitch including water, waste. Awning, electric hookup for only £20 per night.
There was a information hut where to eat locally, dvds. Free books to borrow and return, plus next door a pitch & putt.
The owners were friendly and helpful they take you to your pitch.
You have fantastic panoramic views, there is a supermarket a couple of miles away what more do you want. We will be back next year.
DON'T GO THERE ! Because I want to keep it for myself. This site is excellent, it is clean and tidy and the big plus is that it is adults only. The shower/wet room's are of the highest standard, pot washing facilities and laundry facilities on site. The dog walk although long and thin gives ample room for dogs to play and run, we have a young deaf dog and she had a great time running free. Pitches are hard standing plus grass, views are spectacular, electric hook up and digital ariel on pitch, (long ariel cables available from main office if your's isn't long enough) water and drainage also on pitch. The Elsan point has to be seen to be believed, it too is spotlessly clean but they even provide you with airfreshner and even a hand gel to 'wash' your hands with. The book and dvd hut is excellent, you can borrow DVD's for the night, all free, & there are loads of titles to choose from. You will also find tourist information, magazines and books, jigsaws, it really is a super added extra. The nearest supermarket is about 2 miles away, Harry Tuffins, and is well worth a visit. All in all I cannot fault this site, the owners and staff and so friendly, nothing is too much trouble. WE WILL BE BACK, Gold Star to Daisy Bank Camp Site.
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