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What a find! As Caravan Club members we have stayed on several of their sites and this is the best yet. We wanted to holiday somewhere we hadn't been in the UK before.
This site is on the Dee estuary side of the Wirral with lovely views to North Wales.
Warm welcome from the wardens, choose a pitch and return to them with the number and you are given a gate fob and 2 shower block keys. Only one shower block with 4 showers each side (queued once in two weeks in middle of Summer holidays). Very clean and an abudance of hot water.
There are various areas to pitch and we came across a hardstanding pitch number 39. Not too directly open to the sea breezes but still with a view.
We walked for miles with the dogs in various directions (Site next to Wirral Way - cyclists, walkers and adjacent bridle path), and down onto the beach. Not the best beach but great for views.
Tesco in Heswall 3 miles, Morrisons in West Kirby 5 miles. Papers (to order) and basics like milk and bread available on site.
We ate at the Cottage Loaf pub (on roundabout to Station Road) 2 meals for £9.95 - good value, it does what it says on the tin. The Boathouse at Parkgate was recommended to us by two locals, lovely place to eat, great service, great fresh cooked food, views over the Estuary, ate here twice. Marigolds fish and chips in West Kirby were good as were the ones from the mobile van on site Weds/Sat 5.30pm onwards.
Plenty to do for the day around the area, Port Sunlight, Chester, Mersey ferry, Albert Docks and so much more. We went further afield to Llandudno (Victorian seaside splendour and Great Orme Head), also Crosby for Antony Gormleys Another Place via the tunnel - £1.40 each way.
Would visit again, this is the only caravan site in the area and no tents allowed.
We have stayed at this site several times as its easy for us to get to for a weekend away. Clean and tidy as you can expect from a Caravan Club site. TV reception is pretty good with an aerial and O2 signal is fine.
Wirral Country Park is nearby, and the Wirral Way is practically on the doorstep which is great for both walking and cycling. Beach is just 5 mins away and we had a lovely walk along to the beach to Heswall.
If you are looking for organic produce, Church Farm is only a short walk from the site and a Tesco & Morrisons are only a short drive away.
You know what to expect here, it is after all a Caravan club site.
A great site, really good facilities, very clean, well looked after.
The wardens were very friendly indeed. A nicely laid out site with plenty of space on each pitch. There is a mixture of soft & hardstandings which you can go and pick your own pitch.
A mobile fish & chip van turns up on site at 5PM on a Saturday, which I thought was really good.
It's in a lovely little spot on the cliffs overlooking the Dee estuary, it can get windy but there are plenty of trees around to provide shelter.
Fantastic site, massive pitches, friendly wardens, great views over the Dee estury
If you like walking / rambling this is for you, I walked the dog for miles through the country park which runs along the side of the site. Showers spotless.
Mobile chippy turns up on Saturday evening so fish & chips is a must, you also get a free raffle ticket on arrival from the warden, if you win you get 2 free cod & chips, very tasty.
Just spent a great weekend here. The first time we have visited a Caravan Club site having only recently joined the club.
Must say we were very impressed with the layout and the facilities.
On arrival we were asked to find a pitch and then let them know which one we were on - we were then given the keys to the showers etc. We were not lucky enough to get one of the pitches with sea views (after talking to regulars, apparently the trick is to plan your arrival for about 11:30 - 12:00 when previous campers have just left) but nevertheless we were very happy with our pitch. Only hardstandings were in use so the site was approximately half full to capacity. Large pitches with plenty of room for awnings etc.
Fantastic location with the beach only a short walk away with the walking paths and cycle trail just opposite the site entrance. The dog had a brilliant time making friends on the beach and came home exhausted! As it is on an estuary the beach is very natural, with lots of wildlife. When the tide is out it can be muddy in places.
The only downside is that the sandy parts of the beach did have lots of discarded rubbish (mainly plastic bottles, cans and even disposable barbecues). Having said this, there did not appear to be many litter bins on the beach!
Shower facilities were excellent - not the usual push-button type, with lots of hot water. Never had to queue but as mentioned the site was only half full so cannot comment if sufficient showers to cope when site full.
Plenty of bins for rubbish but only seemed to recycle glass. Motor home service point was very accessible.
Wardens very friendly and helpful. Did have fish and chips from visiting van on the Saturday and can recommend. Fish very large so bear in mind when ordering.
Newspapers can be ordered the day before from reception and they also carry a small range of essentials (bread, milk etc)
We did ask if it was possible to stay later than midday on the Sunday but were told that the site was fully booked. It appears to be a very popular site - in fact, since coming home we have re-booked another weekend but not until August as they are fully booked until then!
This touring site offers spectacular views towards the Lake District and Morecambe Bay, with Blackpool Tower also in the distance, yet located just over 3 miles from Junctions 34 and 35 of the M6 motorway. Visitors will find just 10 electric pitches for motorhomes and touring caravans, with access to the superfast Wifi, toilets with sinks, a shower room and fresh water taps. Dogs are allowed and there is a designated field for walks.
The local village of Halton is a mile away from the site, offering a convenience store, newsagent, pharmacy, post office and fish and chip shop. The market town of Carnforth is 3 miles away, with its train station (featured in the 1945 film Brief Encounter) and supermarkets. The seaside resort of Morecambe is within 5 miles and the Lake District is only 35-minutes drive. Find out more here
Local site - ideal for short break away and for trips into Liverpool - can catch train from local station that has a free car park. Very clean and friendly. Level pitches but did need to use our extra long electric cable to get hookup. Nice walks from site and views. Small shop not far away for basic goods.
Good food at pub at end of road - very child friendly.
This was the first caravan club site we have visited and were really pleased with it. Upon arrival we were given a map and leaflet, told to choose a site then let them know the number we had chosen, we were then given keys to the shower block and magnetic fob for the entrance barrier.
Great site, set out really well with nothing too far away, toilet and shower block very good and clean, free hot showers. Play area for the kids.
Laundry and dishwashing facilities available although we didn't use them.
Ample sized pitches, only hard standings open due to the grass being wet, so only 49 of around 90 pitches in use, this suited us as we don't like to be too crowded.
Wardens very helpful, excellent information point. Plenty of bins emptied frequently.
Chip van on site Weds / Sats with entry into draw for 2 fish suppers, unfortunately we didn't win but enjoyed the chips all the same.
Bread, milk, eggs, papers, Gas all available from the reception.
Easy walking distance of the beach via the sailing club ramp or steps by the entrance to the static caravan site next door.
Lots of walkways in the Wirral park, great cafe within walking distance. Church Farm park for the kids close by with organic shop, although this looked suited to very young children so we didn't visit.
Park and Ride by train from Hoylake to Liverpool - if you get off at Hamilton Square you are able to take the last part of the journey by ferry.
Usual caravan club standard, excellent site units well spaced, we were lucky to get one of the 'prime view' pitches, no 15. Superb view, although there are lot of the other pitches with very pleasant views. Facilities clean, warm and with the added bonus of privacy cubicles. Showers were big enough, water hot and they were free. Lots of walks around the area, we have a dog and he loved the walk down the old railway area, now used by cyclists, I liked the idea that there is also a separate path for non-cyclists, walk to the beach down the lane, left out of site entrance. Bit steep down to the beach but nevertheless pleasant walk. Would we go again, yes if it were nearer home, but this stay was part of our annual 'tour' so not local to us. Wardens seemed to be in abundance, but left you well alone, they all seemed very busy. Pick your own pitch when you arrive and then go back and tell them where you are, you then get a set of keys for both toilets and a security gate fob. Only complaint.Not a lot of water taps.
We booked this site on its opening weekend and was surprised to see it already full up, it is very convenient if you like cycling as the Wirral way runs adjacent, the site itself is in a very good condition with all the facilities spotlessly clean and with friendly and helpful wardens I think this site is a must visit, if you are lucky enough as we were to be pitched at the bottom end of the site the sunsets over the Dee estuary towards N Wales is a sight to behold, It was our first visit, and we regretted the fact that we only booked a long weekend rather than a week or two,but this site will go to the top of the favourite list and we look forward to returning asap.
Visited this site during a lovely sunny spell in September 2008 (yes we did get one during 2008!). Some of the pitches were unavailable due to the wet ground conditions but there is a mixture of grass and hardstanding pitches available. Some of them have lovely views across the Dee estuary looking into North Wales.
The facilities are what you would expect from a CC site, very clean and of a very good standard with plenty of hook ups available.
The site is in an area that is very popular with walkers and visitors and close to West Kirby with its large expanse of snad for the kids and dog to run around on.
This is a site I would definitely recommend.
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