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This is a new and modern site where the tents are well spaced out and the whole area well maintained. We enjoyed wandering down to Rother Valley lake in the evening and seeing how much the trees in the park had grown since we lived in the area 24 years ago.
It was good to have a separate area for the tents, but it was puzzling that you had to open and close a metal five-bar gate to get in and out of the tent field. With Covid 19 around, why wasn’t the gate just left open? You needed to use two hands to open and close the gate each time you went to the toilet or to wash up, which was not only inconvenient but surely a health hazard.
In addition, the main toilets and showers were open only 8-10am and 5-7pm, so we only saw them on the day we left. How is keeping toilet and shower blocks closed fighting infection? Very mysterious! As a result we had only two accessible toilets and two showers that we could use during our stay. I ended up having a wash in the tiny basin in the accessible toilet at 7. 30 in the morning, as that’s all there was.
Some more thought needs to be put into these anti-Covid measures!
Site was great, very friendly welcome from the wardens, and excellent information, on where to pitch and what facility's are on site.
We stopped on super pitch 34 found we had plenty of room for car awning and van, and had no problems at all.
Free WiFi which worked very well.
Shower and toilet area was fantastic, and coming up to a year old are still like new.
Kids play area was ok, could do with a a few more things on it, but was ok.
You got free parking at Rother Valley Country park, which was great.
Only problem was the weather, it was a total wash out, and most of the things where closed at the park, which being half term was a bit crap to be honest.
Overall a great visit, could not fault the camp site at all, weather you can do nothing about, and it was what it was, no fault of anyone.
We will be going back in the Summer to see how it all looks then.
Visited Waleswood in preference to the site we normally visit in the area. What a breath of fresh air! Friendly welcome and everything you could want on-site.
Excellent fully serviced huge pitch, good TV & mobile reception. Free site WiFi was lightning fast. Good toilet block.
Site is new so a little bit open but new hedges and plenty of trees have been planted so this will be sorted in a couple of years.
Easy access to Rother Valley Country Park with wonderful walks.
Only slight negative is that there is no lighting at the Elsan emptying point - so empty your toilet cassette in daylight!
Well I’m a Yorkshire lass Sheffield born and bred! Moved down South in 1994 but still have family in Yorkshire. Many times Ive looked for places to stay in the Motorhome and finally here it is!
This site has been open for 9 months. Everything is shiny and new and was perfect for our needs.
The pitches are huge and have taps - always a plus for Motorhomes. There is a cafe/bar reception and the staff we really friendly and helpful. We had a lovely bacon sandwich in the morning and drinks in the evening.
Sheffield city centre is a bus ride away - £5. 00 each return and a half hour journey.
Rother Valley Country Park is within walking distance with a craft centre, little train and water sports etc.
This spot was perfect for us and easy and well signposted to find!
Excellent site. we have stayed here a few times now, as I'm new to UKCampsite.co.ukuk I thought I would put my review of waleswood. We last stayed at xmas 2019, we had Christmas dinner in the caravan. Roll on 2020 we will be back.
Cant fault the site facilities are still like new after a year. The toilet blocks are kept in pristine condition
Cant fault the staff, there is not enough they cant do to help you,
We love the on site cafe and bar, hope they decide to do more food this year. Just snacks at first. But with the popularity getting bigger, I'm sure the food side will grow even more.
The walks around rother valley are beautiful, lots of wildlife. And what with the new gullivers park opening next door it would make a great holiday stay for families.
We just cant wait to get back to waleswood. At the end of the lane there is a chinese takeaway, down in the next village of killamarsh you will find one of the best fish n chip shops in the area. Just gorgeous.
Aldi and a few shops so you can stock up on bits and bobs. Crystal peaks is a short driveaway great for shopping. And then sheffield city centre will keep the ladies busy shopping.
So in my opinion lots going off in the area, we give it 5 stars,
If I was to moan about anything it would be, you will struggle to reverse a caravan on the pitches in certain places, but that's nothing. Just use the motor mover simples.
Was hoping this site would be just what we wanted as it's only around 30 mins drive away. The site is down a country lane and the barriers are off this lane.
You have to stop at the barrier and ring the site to let you in. Once in we could see that it still looks new only been open seven months.
We found where to book in at reception, this is also the cafe bar. I asked if they did meals but no unfortunately only did snacks. So we looked up a pub and found a chain pub about 10 mins drive away. We left the reception and soon found how narrow the roads are around the site.
We could see the grass was churned up on the corners where units had had to cut the corners. There were cones everywhere that were put on mud patches were there use to be grass.
We had to drive on neighbouring pitches (that were empty) to be able to reverse onto our pitch. On the morning we left we thought it easier to motor mover the caravan to the car but that meant blocking the road off and being on a pitch where it was on a bend made it difficult as there were cones and light bollards to miss.
Most pitches are hard standing but a lot are sinking, our car and caravan had sunk in the two nights we were there. There are security cameras around the site making it feel very secure.
The site is lovely two new warm shower blocks. Country park within walking distance. There are no shops pubs etc within walking distance. Lots of trees and shrubs been planted. The staff are lovely and helpful and make you feel welcome.
The cafe bar sold a small choice of food drinks and accessories. When we headed for home the barrier did not raise so again we had to call reception.
Would have been just what we were looking for had the cafe bar done meals as when we set off for a weekend break we prefer not to use the car. Would we come again, yes but only in winter not in the summer months been busy you would really struggle to get on pitches even with a motor mover. via mobile
A beautiful site, lots of pitches, great toilet facilities, play areas for children, cafe, bar area etc, nicely landscaped, great views, not badly priced for fully serviced pitches and free late stay until 6pm if your pitch isn’t booked, bonus, easy to get to and includes free ca parking voucher for Rother Valley Country Park too.
Now the negatives, on arrival there is a small sign which tells you where to park whilst checking in, easily missed as the area is not marked as Arrivals on the road, where most sites are.
The reception is in the cafe, bar area and as you walk in, you would think you are just going into the cafe, it could do with a check in here sign on the desk.
Thirdly, the roads around the site are narrow, so much so, that if you have a long unit, car and caravan and you have a pitch opposite, you may find it a struggle to reverse on your pitch.
The site is not on one level so you may find that not only is it tight to get on pitch but you are also reversing up hill and the some pitches even have an incline on them so not only are you reversing up hill but also ‘up hill’ on the pitch, my clutch certainly let me know it was struggling.
We eventually changed pitch. , to one that was easier to het on. The majority of pitches are hardstanding. We had a lot of rai m this weekend and some hardstanding pitches sunk when units tried to get on them.
It’s a shame some of these things were not thought about when designing the park. Lastly, the staff were not that attentive in the cafe area, we stood at the counter for about 3 minutes or so before a member of staff actually acknowledged us, there were three members of staff present.
All that said, it is a new park and we will be visiting again, but have made a note of the pitches that are easier to get on.
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