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Interesting as just seen the most recent review of this site which is more realistic than some of the reviews we read before we booked it. We only spent one night there as we were visiting relatives on the way back up north. Not only is it an adults only site but they are strict about it - when we asked if family could visit for a couple of hours with a 12 year old we were told no.
The site is cheap, the pitches well maintained, very dog friendly and the guy who runs it is very friendly but the facilities are ancient - we always use on site facilities and my partner actually refused to use the showers. The noise from the road is constant but having said that it did appear that many people were staying several nights so maybe they not so bothered as others.
The dog walk is worth mentioning as it is fab. It is really handy for our relatives but we would not use it again until the facilities and esp the showers are overhauled
We've returned today from a 4-night stay, with mixed feelings about this site. I don't want to be too negative, as most points have already been covered by other reviews, but I just want to say that there seems to be more emphasis on the cleanliness and look of the grounds than the facilities. The facilities are very dated, and many shelves, doors, walls showed signs of years of lack of attention with a cloth or scrubbing brush, and cobwebs abound. Watch out if it's wet and you're wearing rubber soled shoes as there's no slip mat in the loo - I nearly came a cropper a couple of times! It was cold in the loos, too, as the windows were kept constantly open, and even though it was late May, the weather wasn't all that warm during our stay, and the small radiator wasn't switched on. Of the 2 (unisex) showers, the 'better-looking' one had restricted door opening, so someone of 'ample proportions' may find it a bit of a squeeze to get in and out.
On the positive side, the owner was pleasant, the site fees are very good given that they include electric, awning etc, most of the pitches are huge and flat, plus FREE Wi-Fi! All that can't be sniffed at! If you're looking for an adults only site near Hereford, use your own facilities, or aren't too bothered about how clean/modern a place is, or you don't need disabled access to a shower (the only showers I could see were up a couple of steep steps), then this is could be the site for you.
We have just returned from a 3-night stay at this site and feel it's worth pointing out the good and bad points in order to help others who may be thinking of staying here. Pros: it's tariff. £13 per night all-inclusive is extremely good value for money. It is an adult-only site, other campers being quiet. There were a few dogs in evidence but these were relatively quiet also. Pitches, for the most part are hardstanding with peashale for awnings. They are of a good size and there seems to be plenty of room between pitches. The site is well-kept and tidy with what can only be described as manicured lawns between and around pitches. No clippings being walked into vans here. The owner obviously takes a real pride in this. There are also plenty of signs around to indicate facilities which include emergency phone and firefighting equipment. There are recycling bins, also. There are plenty of useful leaflets and info in the facilities building along with a microwave oven. The site is pretty level. As the brochure notes, the site is easy to find from the road. And this brings me onto the cons.
Cons: the site is close to the A49 which is a busy and therefore noisy road. It is quieter at night but even during the evening there is a fair amount of traffic noise, in my opinion, a little too much to make you want to sit outside your van. One of the major cons, for me, at any rate, were the showers. Others have mentioned they are a little dated. They are. Some have mentioned them being spotlessly clean. They aren't. Although I found the shower cubicles themselves to be adequately clean, the dressing area floor was awash with water from previous users and this had, understandably, become somewhat muddy from footwear. Perhaps a bucket of soapy water and mop in each shower room together with a polite notice to clean up after yourself would solve this problem. We have come across this sensible precaution on other sites and found it to be very useful. Also, a couple more hooks for towels, etc. Would be helpful.
We were allocated pitch 6. I mention this as it falls under the cons section. For some reason, this is the only pitch not tucked snugly up by the fence line and meant that you were a/ a pea on a drum and b/ were much further away from the hook up and water. There was an area of grass behind this indicated as pitch 7. It had no designated vehicular access and appeared to be possibly for a tent, as there was a dedicated parking area across the access road opposite our pitch. On two of the three nights we were there, the grass area behind us was occupied from late evening on, by camper vans staying for one night before moving on. What's the problem, you may ask? Well, apart from the fact that the vans were very close to us, as mentioned, there is no proper access for vehicles so they ended up finding their own way over and around our pitch area. If we had put up an awning, they would have had an almost impossible job of getting round that side, and the other side required them to drive over our EHU cable. This was the case with one of the vans. The other skimmed past on the awning side. So our advice to anyone booking this site is to try to avoid pitch 6 if at all possible.
The surrounding area is very pleasant and has some beautiful countryside to be enjoyed. We dined at the Golden Cross Inn (mentioned in info available on site) and had a lovely meal at reasonable cost.
Just had 3 nights at Cuckoo’s corner. All the pitches have electric hook up and are flat, plus free Wi-Fi.
Nice small clean and tidy site. adults only. the owner is friendly and helpful. the toilets and showers could do with being updated, but they are free and for the price for a nights camping you can’t really complain.
Now the only downside to this site is the road noise from the main road into the site. it is constant 24 hours.
Spent a very pleasant week at Cuckoos Corner. Easy to find and easy to access from main road, always a plus when towing. A little road noise but not enough to worry us. All pitches had EHU. Although the facilities are a little dated were clean and the showers are free and hot. Nice walks around the site. Free wifi and added bonus and all for a very reasonable pitch fee. Plenty to do in the local area. Will certainly use this site again when in the area.
With easy access to the Wye Valley, or the Malverns, this is a fantastic spot for a back-to-nature camping escape, with all electricity generated on site. Non-electric grass pitches with fire pits for your tent or campervan, or enjoy the home comforts of various quirky wooden cabins and thoughtfully renovated shepherd's huts. Despite its offgrid feel, guests can access brand-new toilets and hot showers.
With thoughtful touches around the camping field, including planting, beautiful wild grasses, and flourishing vegetable beds, the site sits between Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye and Newent, providing a pick of independent shops and amenities. Pubs and cider makers are located a stroll away, and dogs are welcome. Look forward to a warm welcome from hosts Ruth, James, and their cheery canines Chaucer and Luther! Find out more here
Great little site just off the main road so a small amount of traffic noise. There are two fields and we stayed on the CC CL field so only a few vans and all hard standing and level so drive on, drive off, couldn't be easier. All pitches had EHU.
Toilets and showers worked fine and were clean if a bit old, but hey they worked fine. Plenty of visitor information available. Owner was very friendly. Good dog walk nearby through fields.
Easy walk to village but not a lot there. Award winning Chipshop won its award in 2007, but we didn't have any so cant say if they are still prizewinning. Site itself was nice and quiet as Adult only. Had Free Wi-Fi too. Would stay again.
This site is well worth a visit, quiet, well kept and the owner is very friendly. We were let down by our original camp site and phoned cuckoos corner from a car park 10 mins up the road on the off chance.
The owner was very accommodating telling us it wasn't a problem informed us of the pitch number we could have and said he would be round later to collect payment, we intended on staying just the one night until we could find somewhere else but ended up staying for 3 nights as there was really no need to go anywhere else. We went for the back to basics in a tent and even though the site is more geared for caravans we didn't feel out of place and the site had everything we needed, free showers, use of fridge & freezer, space and hot water for washing up, free wifi, there was even books to read and paintings for sale in the reading room. The facilities are a little quaint but are perfectly adequate and we never had to queue for the toilets even when the site was full.
We went for a visit to Hereford guided to the car park with directions from the owner, a day in Ludlow and a visit to the cheese making shop, we also walked into the local village to try the chip shop which is well worth a visit.
There is a main road running past the camp site which for 2 of the 3 nights didn't cause any significant noise but unfortunately they decided to re-surface the road on the 3rd night which couldn't be helped and some ear plugs did the trick.
We wouldn't hesitate to return to Cuckoos corner it is a tidy, quiet well run site, a credit to the owner
This is a lovely adults only small site. Nice pitches, and lots of animals especially chickens who seemed to take a liking to my OH even jumping on his lap!
Yes the facilities are a little 'quaint' and probably could do with updating but all free and clean and always lots of hot water.
The fees for this site are so reasonable and include everything except the washing machine & the dryer. There are even washing lines for you to dry things on. The owner is so sweet and kind and having read lots on the forums about charges & non returnable deposits this owner doesn't take one and you only pay when you arrive.
I like this site a lot! Unfortunately my hubby found it hard to sleep because of the road noise which was constant. I got him ear plugs and then he was fine. It is so close to so much.
The chip shop in the village is one of the best. We had a Chinese delivered to our pitch and that had some of the best chicken & sweetcorn soup ever. The site has a leaflet which gives you precise directions to the car park in the middle of Hereford, brilliant! We went to see the Mappa Mundi & that was beautiful.
All in all a site I want to go to again and one to recommend.
We have just returned from a week at this site and can honestly say, we did not want to leave.
The owner greeted us as soon as we arrived and was very chatty, friendly and welcoming. Throughout the week it became evident how hard this man works on the upkeep of the site, he never stops and it shows!
The site has a great location in an area surrounded by things to do and places to go. Some traffic can be heard from the main road but nothing major. The pitches are ideal and the whole site is just beautiful. Numerous chickens run free around the site and are extremely tame with one jumping into our caravan as soon as we opened the door and another jumping on my knee as I was eating outside! Highly entertaining.
The TV and WiFi signals are strong which is a must for us and the WiFi is free. The price we paid was £85 for our touring caravan for the two of us for one week with no additional fee for putting up our awning. Bargain!
The local chip shop is a short walk away and there are local take-aways that deliver right to your pitch. There are also many cider factories around that offer tours and tasting, not to be missed!
Our only downside (and it really is only the one) was that the shower/toilet facilities are extremely dated albeit very clean. We would rather pay that bit more and have more up to date facilities. But as they were very clean, this didn't phase us too much.
Would recommend this site to others without any hesitation.
A little gem, small flat, sheltered. Very quiet site but with a lovely homely feel about it. Ideally situated just North of Hereford, plenty to do in the area.
Yes the facilities are best described as 'quaint' but the toilets and showers are clean and functional even if the floor does slope a little, and as the site is populated mostly with caravanners,
We never had to queue to use either the toilets or showers throughout a long weekend when the site was full.
The chip shop in the village is worth a visit, try to catch the Friday/Saturday only curry it was well worth the 10 minute walk from the site.
Will definitely be returning as only a 2 hour journey for me so suitable for 3/4 day breaks.
Not sure I've seen it mentioned in other reviews, but besides the strong wifi signal across the whole site, there is also excellent TV reception without having to resort to erecting a high aerial.
With easy access to the Wye Valley, or the Malverns, this is a fantastic spot for a back-to-nature camping escape, with all electricity generated on site. Non-electric grass pitches with fire pits for your tent or campervan, or enjoy the home comforts of various quirky wooden cabins and thoughtfully renovated shepherd's huts. Despite its offgrid feel, guests can access brand-new toilets and hot showers.
With thoughtful touches around the camping field, including planting, beautiful wild grasses, and flourishing vegetable beds, the site sits between Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye and Newent, providing a pick of independent shops and amenities. Pubs and cider makers are located a stroll away, and dogs are welcome. Look forward to a warm welcome from hosts Ruth, James, and their cheery canines Chaucer and Luther! Find out more here
Love this site before we saw it! Adrian was prompt replying to an email query and just as prompt making the requested reservation. No deposit requested which was lovely.
Appreciated the board at the entrance directing us to our pitch number as we could get settled and then go to the office.
Immaculate site, dated facilities but very clean and free wi-fi. Dog friendly and great fish and chips from the shop in the village.
Just returned from a nine night stay, fantastic site, good welcome by Adrian, well organised name & plot number on board as you enter. Nice hot showers, good FREE wi fi, pot washing & washing machine & dryer all good, microwave & freezer to use. Local village good fish & chip shop & local store also Chinese & pizza delivery to camp site
Visited Hereford, Leominster & weobli & other villages. Also has circular walks to do, we did three of them. Also visited a local nature reserve could have spent all day there
Will we return again to this site 'YOU BET' Thanks again for making us very welcome.
Just returned from a long weekend at Cuckoos Corner site. What a pleasant welcoming site it is. Met other visitors who are apparently regulars to this site. Not surprised they return time and time again.
The site is a credit to Adrian - so well kept. The toilets and showers are spotless and the free dvd and book lending facility is the first we have come across at a campsite.
Extremely reasonable rates too. The local shop is a pleasant walk and is well stocked. We visited Leominster and Hereford both well worth another trip.
This is a great site and we will return. We had a really good week on the weather front which is an added bonus. The owners were very nice people and made us feel very welcome.
Some great walks around the area for us as well as the dog, which would include Queens Park just up the road.
The pubs in the area are well worth a visit and can be incorporated in one off your walks from the campsite.
Lovely, quiet, adults only site just north of Hereford.
Great for dog walkers with the Queens Wood just up the road.
Lots of nice Towns around for shopping.
If you go to Leominster take in the Shobden Arches (Folly) and church.
This was our second trip to this site and will be many more.
Good price too. Free showers, reading/info room.
Free range chickens roaming and lots of wild rabbits!
Trying hard to find anything bad to say, but I cannot!
Friendly owners.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
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 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Interesting as just seen the most recent review of this site which is more realistic than some of the reviews we read before we booked it. We only spent one night there as we were visiting relatives on the way back up north. Not only is it an adults only site but they are strict about it - when we asked if family could visit for a couple of hours with a 12 year old we were told no.
