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The location of this campsite is good and fairly central. The shop was well stocked and good.
The playground was very small. The toilets were clean but the showers often dirty and the one I used had no spray control so the whole cubicle is wet despite the shower curtain.
Our Pitch 227 flooded, with a stream running under the tent due to the drainage not working properly.
The main site and facilities were a lot further than you were led to believe on an unsuitable bike ride for a five year old.
The main Shorefield site facilities were equally disappointing not enough bike racks to tether your bikes at after a long wet bike ride with a two and a five year old. The pool was very cold, so the two year olds in our party could not stay in for more than 15-20 minutes as they were shivering.
In the restaurant we had to wait so long for more stocks of tomato sauce to be collected that our meals were cold and the nearest toilet had a broken handle and tap making it difficult to use.
We are seasoned campers and we know what to expect, we paid £10 more a night for this campsite than our usual haunts and as the off site facilities were disappointing there was no value for money as the campsite was not as good as our usual cheaper places.
Using this as our first ever site, (never been camping before), was the ideal start. The site is clean and tidy at all times. The pitch sizes are large, although we were on a slight slope, kids rolled out of bed a couple of times.
The toilet, shower and washing up facilities were great.
The on-site shop was fantastic, it sells all the small things you need, including some camping bits and pieces.
There is a small kids playing area, mainly for smaller kids, but also a larger playing field. The kids enjoyed exploring the wooded areas around the edge of the site.
We also used the Shorefield site, about a mile away. Kids used the swimming pool, crazy golf and the arcade. They also have a larger shop, we got quite a bit of our shopping in there, and it wasn't too expensive.
I have just returned from a 4 night break with my partner and dog.
All in all a pleasant site, clean and tidy with small but well stocked shop great for basics. Very safe for children, with small play area and field to throw/kick a ball.
The only downside was there was a queue for the showers, and they weren't terribly clean. This was probably due to the site being full as school holidays. There was also a very noisy family nearby, with a dog they left barking, whilst they went out, but this is not the fault of the campsite.
It was also quite expensive for what you get, but that's peak season again.
We walked into Milford on sea, about 20 mins down a busy road. The village itself had a pub, tea shops, butchers, small coop, chemist and off licence. I can thoroughly recommend the fish and chip shop. The beach is pebbly but has a promenade and dogs are allowed on the beach.
I can recommend surrounding beaches, we parked at Friars and walked for miles and visited Hurst castle, a mile walk down a spit but ferry available £3 each way.
Avoid Lyndhurst, traffic appalling! We parked in Brockenhurst to walk through the forest.
Not sure we will be back, but a great base for the New Forest and beautiful south coast.
We were in plot 232, down towards the bottom of the site. Slight slope but nothing that affected sleep.
We had a brook running at the back of us which was lovely and relaxing. The toilet block was immaculate, showers hot, pot wash good too.
Games room for the kids and a field for ball games and a dog walking area too. You can use the facilities at their sister site not far away which has a pool.
A good base for exploring New Forest. The wardens are always happy to help, nothing is too much trouble, we had a flat battery on the car one morning and they sorted us out. They were really helpful when my camera battery ran out and charged it in their office overnight. The site sells the basics too.
We visited Lytton Lawn for four nights and found it to be a very well run site. We are a middle aged couple and enjoy peace and quiet and apart from 65-70 mph gale force winds we found it here!
Apart from the weather we found the site to be really good, adequately stocked shop and very friendly staff. Well laid out site and spotless shower block.
We like Milford on Sea for it's quiet relaxed environment whilst being convenient for Christchurch and Bournemouth. Marvellous fish & chips from Mr Pink's - Highly recommended!
Found the local Pubs to be good,the nearest The Crown in Everton bit too 'gastro' for our liking, The Smugglers is good for a meal though rather pricey for drinks. The White Horse is a nice pub to go for a drink as is The Gunn Inn in Keyhaven.
Weren't to keen on The Red Lion though, seemed to lack atmosphere and 'The friendly welcome' seemed to be having a day off. Area good for fishing, caught a few Bass from the beach when the weather allowed.
All in all will return again, hopefully in better weather!
Just returned from a 3 night break at this site with our two children aged 6 and 4.
The site had lovely clean toilets, a small shop (fresh croissants in the morning were a big treat) and small play area.
We were located at the top of the campsite near to the shop. The pitches were generous.
We visited Milford on Sea which was a short drive away – down a fairly busy road. We did consider cycling but I’m not sure I’d recommend this. The site is well located for the forest and surrounding area.
The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay.
The traffic in the New Forest is crazy in Peak season. Expect to be sat in a few traffic jams!
Myself, 2 friends (in our 30's) and my parents (in their 50's) stayed at Lytton Lawn on a Saturday and Sunday in June 2010. The place was full - obviously very popular. A lot of noisy families on the Saturday night, but they left on Sunday and we had a peaceful evening on site. Our corner pitch was big enough for our massive tent and 3 cars!
The loos and showers were very well kept - clean and tidy. Wash up area had a plug and mirror we could use to do our hair.
Our group consisted of 4 adults and a 7 year old child and we chose 2 grass pitches.
The site is well laid out, the pitches are a good size and the facilities are excellent. The shower and toilet blocks were always spotless and the shop may be small but is well stocked with everything you could need. The staff were always friendly and very helpful.
Our pitch was fantastic, tucked away in the corner near the play field and next to the stream. Even though the park seemed reasonably full it did not feel overcrowded in any way and was very peaceful. We did not ever need to queue to use the showers or the washing up facilities etc.
We had read other reviews and had purposely asked for a pitch away from the road, but we need not have worried as the campsite was very quiet and you could barely hear any road noise as it did not appear to be a busy road.
We cycled through the lanes down to Milford on Sea and Keyhaven which was great and took less than 20 minutes.
Overall the site is fantastic, excellent facilities, great value for money and a fab location which is great for exploring Dorset. Have already recommended to friends and would definitely stay there again.
Cracking site! close to everything needed but far enough away from roads. Nice and secure feeling to the site though as you have to drive past the warden home etc. Good shop and advice for local info.
Nice sized pitch, well drained and a good view. Shower block and toilets were spotless and never busy. Warden on hand and always seemed to be cleaning, including the kids playground slide etc!
Lovely area for kids to play, few miles from the sea and lovely chips from milford on sea. Also within easy reach of the new forest etc. The leisure facilities/pool etc was only a few miles away and a real bonus, kids and adults loved! Also very clean etc.
Recommended to friends and family and will return.
Lovely! Peaceful, relaxed, safe for our kids to roam around.
We had glorious weather, which can give us tent campers a rosy view, but I'd still rate this site as one of the nicest we've been to.
Small on site shop with essentials from gas refills, through newspapers and a fridge with milk for morning and beer for evening!
We went with 4 other families and had a great time. We used it as a base to get to Bournemouth and then we used the main sites clubhouse and swimming pool in the evening and next day.
Recommend fish and chips, bang on 5 o'clock from the Milford on Sea chippery (again, just down the road).
So, from a camper 9/10 (not sure what would make a 10/10. Probably free beer from the fridge!) _ can't make any promises if this is up to a caravanners standards
The pitches are of a very good size, with clear markings of where your pitch starts and finishes, electrical hook ups clearly marked and water very close to hand. Shop is well stocked of basic items, and staff very friendly and knowledgeable of places of interest, where to eat etc.
Small play area is great for younger kids, mine scooted off quite happily.
Think some of the pitches close to the road would experience some road noise we were fortunate and were pitched right in the middle.
My only moan would be that I felt there weren't enough showers and they were quite small particularly if you were trying to shower a child and there weren't enough washing up sinks.
Other to that the site was great, I would recommend it and go back to it, you can't ask more than that!
All pitches were a good size and all with electric hook up. The toilet / showers and wash up areas were all adequate and kept pretty clean - I didn't come across any queuing even though the site was full. There's a shop which stocks the usual campsite fayre.
The site has a large grassed area for dog walking and ball games - separated by a fence.
You can use the facilities at Shorefield Park - Gym, Swimming Pool and evening entertainment (incl. Kids disco) which did come in quite handy due to the bad weather.
Only down side to some of the pitches (217 - 209 & 401 - 409) was the position next to a busy main road which was quite noisy.
All in all a nice site but quite pricey if you only have a small tent and don't use the hook up.
Booked this site as it was quiet & peaceful. Well, not on May bank holiday it wasn't. We were given the chance of a free upgrade to a premier pitch, which we did not take up. Unfortunately, our pitch was next to the road, which was very noisy, with bikes, cars & even a petrol mini motorbike going up & down.
Being Bank holiday, there was lots of children, but the site did not seem to cater for them well, leaving them to ride their bikes, play football & cricket in between the caravans & on the road. There was also a couple of well mannered but noisy large party groups close to us, so all in all it was not the tranquil experience we had expected from reading about the site.
That said, the site was well positioned to explore the local area, & was well presented, with a good shop, clean albeit not spotless shower & toilet facilities & good size pitches. Ours was on a significant slope & we needed to use our stacker pads for the legs & wheel leveller. Then we tried & eventually suceeded to fit the awning satisfactorily.
All in all, an ok site, but I don't suppose we will go back, in that there are so many other good sites to choose from & this one just did not do it for us.
Having mainly been to Caravan Club sites so far we found this site very interesting - watching the tents, trailer tents and some very odd looking tiny and foldup caravans. The wardens were friendly the shop stocked with basic goods and alcohol and ice creams and camping equipment. You can order news papers and bread for the next day. Shop does not open for long each day unless they are waiting for new arrivals. The nearest supermarkets are Waitrose and a Tesco Metro in Lymington 3 miles, and a big Tesco at New Milton 4 miles.
The grass field is on a slope and the pitches near the road would be very noisy. We choose our pitch from the map on the internet and pre booked and I was happy with what we had chosen (thanks to these reviews and google photographs) we kept away from the trees, near the toilets and had a lovely sunny pitch with a veiw of the Isle of White out of the front windows.
There are plenty of toilet and shower facilities the 'Pastures New' in the grass field is however not heated so I found out on one cold morning that the showers and toilets near the shop are, although the heat soon went off in them when the weather warmed up. The heat of the water in the showers was far too hot at the beginning of the week and barely tepid by the end. The toilets are cleaned everyday but not to the standards that we have been used to at the Caravan Club sites - still acceptable though. They have a washing up area with three sinks inside and 3 just undercover.
There is a small dog walk field and next to it a children's playing field although it does have a stream at the bottom so don't let your young children wander in there on their own. There is also another play area with climbing frame etc near the shop and a games room.
The Crown in Everton is about 10 minutes walk away and is dog friendly, the pubs in Milford on Sea are all said to be dog friendly but we only went in the Smugglers - the food and drink are expensive in both those pubs. Milford on Sea village is about 25 minutes walk. The fish and chip shop in the village is lovely.
You can use the facilities at the Shorefield site we did not use the pool but it looked good. The bar was refurbished to a high standard and the drinks were cheaper than in the local pubs. We biked there but it was a trek and it would be a long walk - so would advise a drive would be best. This site would have cost us £93 for the week but we had to pay £21 for our two dogs - however this was still much cheaper than some sites we had looked at. This is for upto 6 people and bearing in mind if you go swimming at Shorefield everyday you would be getting amazing value for money.
We had a quite and peaceful week. BUT with a lot of tents turning up at the weekend came a lot of children so in busy times this site could be very noisy!
Days out in the New Forest are obviously a must and we really enjoyed Bolderwood saw loads of squirrels and there is a dear viewing platform. From the end of Hythe Pier you can see the boats in the docks at Southampton and Calshot Castle is a great place to be to watch the boats come and go from Southampton.
Stayed here for a week, in a premier pitch next to the busy main road. Yes you are correct it was busy from dawn till dusk and beyond. There were three caravans for 2 nights and then they left on day 3 which left us on our own. Until another motor home turned up and were promptly pitched right behind us, other wise a completely empty field! Why do campsites book right next to other campers when they have the choice of 30 or so more pitches??
Apart from the road I think the site is lovely. The toilet block was always clean. Management are lovely and friendly. Site is close to attractions. We took our bikes there and had plenty of area to explore and made full use of it.
The pebble beach is within walking distance, but do not carry lots of beach equipment ie: deck chairs picnic, windbreak etc. As it will be too far.
The local pubs are excellent. But the coffee shops are even better and well worth visiting to try the local Dorset Apple cake. Facilities at the sister campsite are superb but they do not take tourers otherwise would have preferred to stay there.
All in all, would we go there again - Yes, but ask to be put on the other side of the site.
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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 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
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 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
No Bar 
No Restaurant 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
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 
The location of this campsite is good and fairly central. The shop was well stocked and good.
