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We stayed at this lovely campsite for 3 nights, myself. Sister and 3 kids. We got there on a thursday so site was quite empty, so we had the pick of the pitches! There are 2 fields you can camp on, one seemed to be more sloping than the other. The site was quite busy by friday evening, but we had no problem using the facilities(no queues for showers or loo's!), which were cleaned frequently! Kids enjoyed playing on the marchy bit in front of site, lots of little pools left by the tide! Cafe is very nice, but does get busy, walkers also use it! My son also enjoying watching the trains pass the site, track is a couple of fields away! We managed to find a lovely park about 20 mins away which had a pets corner and butterfly farm in, fabulous views from there as well. It is a lovely site, glad we went, only down side was someone had let their dog dirty right by our tent!
We were worried about the site but was pleasantly surprised, quiet site (except for the odd train in the background). Reasonably flat. Good facilities. Staff were very helpful. Really nice cafe on site. Very very short walk to see the sea. Easy to drive to Morecambe from here. We would go back again.
We visited this site Fri-Sun at the end of June with an electric hook up. The site only has 6 hook up pitches so you must reserve one in advance. The field where the hook ups are has a slight incline on it, request one nearer the top as this is a bit more flat - there's also some great views over to Grange
The site is great, toilet & shower facilities cleaned numerous times during the day and they are spotless. The check in process was really straightforward.
Downside to the site is that it is a 1 mile walk to the local pub, we did it and it only takes 15 minutes and is a nice walk but not somewhere you would go for a quick pint
On the Friday night we ate at the Far Pavillion Indian in the village - highly reccomended!
One thing that the site cant control is the wind, the electric field was downwind of the prevailing wind making it a bit windy - but the site can't control the weather!
All in all, a great weekend and we will certainly be back!
Just got back from a cycling tour of the lakes; the staff at the local spar directed me to this place and gave it a massive thumbs up. Well they were right! Lovely owners, relaxed atmosphere, cheap prices, clean facilities, cafe on site and for the children there's the coast which is right at the front of the site! Not to mention the animals they have, it's like a tiny zoo! I made a point to stay on my way home as it is now a favourite of mine.
This Site is great, superb views from the top field over Morecambe Bay
We did not have to book, we contacted the site through Facebook and they responded the following day with the message to 'turn up on the night'. Check in was friendly and you are told to pick your own pitch there's no messing with the size of tent or extra costs for this, that and the other. Simple
The Toilet Block is probably one of the cleanest I have come across and are cleaned twice a day
Just returned from here today and we have had an awesome time, this was our first time camping and we picked an awesome site here. Upon arriving we met the owner who was really friendly and helpful and showed us where everything was.
We pitched up our new tent successfully thankfully and my daughter instantly met a few friends and was off playing. What I would say at this point is there is a real feel of safety on this site and I was quite happy for my daughter to go exploring with her new friends.
The facilities were great the toilet blocks really clean and tidy, the only criticism I have of the showers is that they do not stay on long enough after pressing the push tap, you have to be a contortionist to have a shower quite funny though.
We met some lovely people and there was a real air of genuine happiness and people enjoying themselves. The beach are is great for exploring and looking for crabs etc, myself my wife and daughter had hours of fun looking for crustaceans and my daughter had aswim in the sea.
The dog was in her element running around exploring and swimming in the sea. Would we return most definitely and are already planning our next trip. The cafe is lovely too with really helpful friendly staff cannot wait to return, see you soon guys!
I don't know were to start, with the review. I really loved this site, it was my first visit, certainly go again. Highly recommend it. The site is small, family run, very friendly and helpful.
I camped in the top field, loved the views. First couple of nights, there were strong winds, if there is space, you can pitch your tent by the hedge for protection, which runs down the far side of the field.
The bottom field is sloped, both fields have EHU, these need to be booked. Each field has a water tap. The elson point is situated in the top field.
The facilities are not far from either field. In the ladies block, there are 2 larger shower cubicles (family size) the water is hot. Only down side, is the push button, only lasts for a few seconds at a time. Never had to queue. There is laundry facilities £3 for a load. The freezer is situated here for ice blocks, free to use.
I had breakfast in the Archers on the first morning, open breakfast bap, along with a pot of tea, very nice.
There is a children's animal petting area, with goats, ducks ect.
Hens roam free around the site, very, very friendly as people feed them, they will go into tents, to have a nose around. You maybe lucky and find a few laid eggs, as a neighbour did. By the way, they do not leave a mess. I never saw dropping made by the hens, no fear of standing in any. You don't have to worry about people staying up all night and making a nuciance of themselves. If you like a good night sleep, this is the place.
Carnforth is nearby, for shopping including a Tescos, with a choice of restaurants, takeways and pubs or you can go into Morecambe. The Lakes are not too far away to spend the day exploring the area.
I usually camp in the Folding Camper but I could not use it here. It does not take folding Campers or Caravans, the access roads are totally unsuitable!
The site has some static caravans behind the main farm buildings, you pass these and come to the first camping field and pass this two the top camping field.
There are a few pitches with EHU, the top field being the best for a view over the bay, but also open to the wind if blowing from the West. The lower field is more sheltered.
It is possible to hear the railway, but not too obtrusive.
It is heaven for dogs, out of the front gate and you are on the beach. Great when the tide is out but also a lot of grassed dunes when the tide is in.
Cafe on site but didn't use it.
I will certainly consider returning! It is a wonderful site
An absolute pleasure to stay here. Toilets were spotless/showers spotless. Plenty of room for our daughter to run around and play. People/other campers very friendly. Will definitely be coming back here again well worth it and very highly recommended just to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Nice drive into Morecambe with plenty of things to do.
Just arrived home from a weekend at this site. We picked it because it was quite local and had read some good reviews.
First impressions were good as we were looking forward to enjoying our weekend, however, I have to mention the free range chickens roaming the site. There was chicken droppings everywhere, which were carried by footwear into our awning. The chickens even came into our awning, especially when we were cooking. We even saw them going into peoples cars when the doors were open.
If you like late nights then this isn't the site for you. Be prepared to go to bed at 10. 30 as they are very strict on the no noise at all after 10. 30pm rule. Believe me!
The site had a café and playground which we did not visit.
The showers were ok.
The location was good with nice walks into Morecambe and Carnforth.
Spent the weekend at this lovely, well-maintained site!
Toilet/shower facilities were fantastic (hot water and high pressure) the only drawback is that you have to constantly press the shower button (I didn't mind though, it's worth it for a nice shower).
There was a cute petting farm with rabbits, goats and ducks. Also there were free roaming chickens around the fields (very enjoyable to feed them some bread in a morning).
Staff were friendly and look after the site very well.
The field we stayed in was relatively flat and the price to stay was extremely reasonable (with no hidden car costs etc).
A 5 minute drive from a corner shop and 10 minute drive from a large supermarket, there were lots of restaurants within walking distance (half a mile).
Views from the campsite were amazing and it is quite sheltered from the wind.
Had a fantastic time, will definitely be recommending to friends and very tempted to go back again!
Brilliant site, large grassy field with a gentle slope, electric hook up on top field if required ( must book for these) the toilets and showers are new and very clean with loads of hot water this is our 5th visit and we will be going again, hopefully soon. Morecambe is just a short ride away and you can get all your shopping from there or there is a Tesco at Carnforth which is only a few minutes in the other direction.
Red Bank Farm is a gem. It is a great campsite near the Lakes, close by Morecambe Bay. There are good facilities for tents and campervans. The toilet and washing facilities were
clean and with electrics for modern gadgets. It is close to the seashore so kids love playing on the beach there and walking to Sunderland Point, Heysham and Morecambe. Archers Cafe is handy next door for good food. The kids love the animal farm. Recommend seeing the Morecambe Bay sunsets, visiting Windermere and the Lakes which are 1 hour away or less. Highly recommended. Paul Davies
Just spent a great weekend at this site, despite some heavy rain spells. We have stayed before and will go back and recommend to any body wanting a true family camp site. Stayed with friends who have a trailer tent. We were denied a pitch together at another site near by because of the different units. Well they're loss.
Facilities are good. However you have to hold the button in to have a good shower which is a mild inconvenience. A freezer for your ice blocks is handy also.
The cafe on site is worth a visit however it does shut early and we might have eaten there rather than just a very nice cuppa and lovely piece of cake.
The surrounding area is lovely and plenty of places to visit as we did. The camp site has some great views especially from the top field.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
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 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming On Site 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire <1 mile 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <1 mile 
Beach On Site 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
We stayed at this lovely campsite for 3 nights, myself. Sister and 3 kids. We got there on a thursday so site was quite empty, so we had the pick of the pitches! There are 2 fields you can camp on, one seemed to be more sloping than the other. The site was quite busy by friday evening, but we had no problem using the facilities(no queues for showers or loo's!), which were cleaned frequently! Kids enjoyed playing on the marchy bit in front of site, lots of little pools left by the tide! Cafe is very nice, but does get busy, walkers also use it! My son also enjoying watching the trains pass the site, track is a couple of fields away! We managed to find a lovely park about 20 mins away which had a pets corner and butterfly farm in, fabulous views from there as well. It is a lovely site, glad we went, only down side was someone had let their dog dirty right by our tent! 
