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Just came back from here today.I enjoyed the weekend. Wardens are friendly and helpful but is very crowded. Went to the bar on site last night ,Was very busy but a band was on for the kids. As soon as you leave the site the beach is about 2 mins away. The takeaway wasn't much to write home about. £2.50 for a pretty nasty bacon sandwich. Shower blocks and toilets top notch. All in all not a bad site very busy and sometimes noisy, also quite expensive, for 3 of us it cost £60 for 2 nights stay in 1 tent.
Just returned from Holiday Resort Unity after the early May Bank holiday weekend. The site was busy but not quite full to capacity. The site is huge and covers a vast area, alot of walking was involved just getting between places on site. Good site with good facilities. Cost Cutter store on site for groceries had a good range, slightly overpriced as one would expect on site. Range of food outlets including american themed restaurant/bar, takewaways and cafe, food was good and resonably priced. On site bar was RJs, very busy in here and loud, wasnt really our cup of tea. Childrens play park was large and always busy, also an arcade and soft play area. The arcade was full of teenagers and abit intimidating for my 12 and 13 year old girls. Toilet block on green field was kept very clean, hot showers and piped music. Wardens on site were helpful and kept children in check, re playing around the toilets etc. Beach across the road was huge and good for letting the dog have a run around in but not particularly scenic. Brean Leisure park is linked to the site. We visited via the good on site dog walk and the girls had a day at the fair using wristband system which worked out as good value for money. Discount available to campers but you must obtain your discount voucher via reception BEFORE you head down to the fair as they do not offer discount just on sight of your guest passes. The swimming pool is also available to guests. Only the inside pool was open at this time of year, it is tiny with just one slide into it which is accessed via steps outside making it very cold once wet. Changing rooms had lockers but were very grubby.
All in all the site was well managed with helpful staff. However it is massive with row upon row of caravans etc and was like being in a little town of its own which isnt really what we would normally want when away from home. Night times were quite noisy and quiet time didnt seem to be enforced whilst we were their. If you want a quiet break away this is not the place for you. If you want hussle bussle and noise with lots for children then it is ideal.
Just got back from this site. We have been there before, but in a tent. This visit was in our van and was a freebee as part of thier first timers weekends. Brean is known for its windy weather but it was very calm over the weekend. The rain hit us hard but that was not realy an issue. This site is one of the biggest sites we have ever visited, its a really nice place for such a big site. The pitches are large and well spaced and the field warden will escort you to your pitch to make sure everything is ok. The toilets are spotless and checked and cleaned regularly. We never bother with the sites night clubs and bars. The site is also part of the Brean leisure park, this is full of white knuckle type rides and as guests of Unity you can get a discount.
All in all, a nice site, a little bigger than we would normal go for, but out of season it was fine. We would have no problems returning.
We visited this site in August 2007 just after we had all the floods. On arrival we checked in and then went round to find the pitch. This place is massive, got lost trying to find pitch. Once we got sorted we were placed near the main toilet block which was handy as we didn't have to go too far for a shower. The showers were fantastic, all in one block toilet, shower and sink. The entertainment was ok, we found it a little packed at night but you need to get there early to get a seat. Over all we found this camping site to be one of the best that we have been to so far, plenty for the kids to do. We would go back there again.
Just spent a few nights at this site during peak period, school holidays and hot weather. These factors meant the site was quite full and busy. Even though it was so very busy, we never had to queue in the showers, never waited for attention at reception from the staff, never failed to find a nice seat in the clubhouse - all of which we feel is a tribute to the smooth way the site was run. The entertainment was great and the children were really well catered for. Even though the Staff must have been really busy, they never failed to be helpful and happy. We also have need to use the disabled showers and the facilities here are excellent. The swimming pools were too full to actually swim much but the indoor and outdoor pools were very good with lifeguards in attendance. We thought the site was kept very clean in all areas at all times. The pitches were of a generous size. The Wardens helped find suitable pitches for our needs. We thought prices per night were about average for a site with all these facilities and we thought the club and food prices were reasonable. There was a friendly, relaxed atmosphere on this site. We will be returning.
This award winning Adults Only campsite has a working 17th century watermill in a peaceful wooded valley within the Exmoor National Park. Grass and hardstanding pitches, all set beside the River Exe or the sparkling mill stream, with electric, water, drainage, and TV hook-ups. A leisurely stroll up to a weir, and an area where dogs may run free and splash in the river.
Facilities include the beautiful dog walk, free wifi, fishing, modern toilet and shower block, dog wash, working watermill (tours on most Sunday mornings), salmon pass on the weir, shop, bus service, and excellent pubs in the locality. The site has beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and many footpaths leading directly to the Exmoor woodlands and rivers. Find out more here
Chose this site for the second of two week holiday to shorten the journey home, the first week being spent in Cornwall. We got stuck on M5 all night on the way down to Cornwall and first night here the rains came down again, flooding many of the pitches. The wardens did allow us to drive round with them on the morning we pitched up to chose a dry pitch as they had obviously had lots of rain the previous week. Although we managed to find pitches that looked okay we woke up Sunday morning to a very soggy groundsheet.
This site is huge and on the whole quite well organised, there is a free train that runs every half an hour from about 7pm to 11:30pm I believe, to take you to the club houses. RJ's I didn't really like it reminded me of a leisure centre, I much preferred the Tavern next to the funfair. The entertainment staff worked hard to fill the gaps between the visiting acts, I'm not into getting up in front of the audience and making a laughing stock of myself but there are always some willing victims up for a laugh to win a drink, its fun to watch but gets a bit repetitive . As for the visiting acts they were very good. Being a smoker I also appreciated the decking area under cover and with patio heaters which beat RJ's 'bus shelters' that did nothing to shield us from the rain/wind and everything else the British summer brings.
The pool system (one free visit per day) was a good idea as this stopped people settling themselves on the sun loungers for the day however the water was frrr.eezing and only the brave kids dared get in.
The showers get a big YES amongst the best I've experienced, you get toilet, wash basin, shower, seat and plenty of hooks to hang your towels and clean clothes and there are plenty of them, only recall queueing once. I could be picky and mention that the mirrors were distorted (or was that my true reflection ) no really the glass was warped but that doesn't matter.
The beach was a real let down but then again maybe its an unfair comparison with Cornwall. Somerset is a fair old way from where we live and I wouldn't travel this distance to visit again I'd go for another hour or so to get to Devon or Cornwall. For those who live closer by the site itself is okay and tries hard to entertain - if the weather looks dodgy though book on the hardstandings!
We booked into this site blind, only a few days before arrival as a two night stop over on our way back up north from Newquay. We picked it at random from a magazine so on arrival we were pleasantly surprised. A massive site laid out really well. All the pitches were well spaced, very flat and mainly hard standing. Plenty to do for the whole family. Our four year old loved the evening entertainment with Mr Mayhem in Dickies Bar and the adjoining fun park. The shower blocks were clean, modern and well maintained. A mixer tap on the showers would have been better as you either had a very hot shower or a very hot shower. A little cold water would be nice. There were plenty of water points to fill up your aqua rolls. The waste water disposal point was at knee height which made emptying a 50ltr waste hog a little awkward. The swimming pool looked good from the outside, we didn't get a chance to use it, or the other two clubs available because of a lack of time.
If you like fishing the lake on site looked very popular and the dog walking area was fantastic. There is also a large on site play area for the little ones. The shop was well stocked and reasonably priced. A road train is run between the site and fun park. If using it make sure you know where you need to get off on your way home as the site is massive and very spooky when your lost at night as my wife and son found out. For fun for the whole family I can recommend this site. Fees were very reasonable too.
Spent a good week here, despite the rain! Field Warden very helpful allowing us to follow him round and choose the driest pitch we wanted. So we ended up with a large row end pitch.
Really liked the pool complex, the toddler area was lovely and warm and the slides kept my 12 year old busy. The fair was pretty expensive and the choice of rides a bit limited (my son moaned that there were no big coasters, or white knuckle rides). The entertainment areas were clean and tidy. Security at the club house checked our passes regularly, but the kids shows were too loud for my 2 year old and made her cry so we only went once & left 'the men' to go on their own.
We were disappointed with the beach. The sea was never close enough when we went for us to paddle safely. The beach patrols were excellent and made sure everyone stayed away from the dangerous sinking sand and mud.
There is a land train operating from 7 to 11.30pm which was great for saving a long walk from the entertainment areas, but a bit intrusive rumbling past the folding camper every 30 mins when we were trying to get the baby to sleep.
Showers, toilets & pot wash (take your own bowl - £1 for plug hire) clean. Laundry available too.
If you're looking for a big site with all the whistles & bells I'd certainly say give this one a go.
Our second trip this year but in a tent this time and only for the weekend. The site was busy but not crowded and again all was good. However if you are camping and you get a pitch on the row end (any letter pitch 1 or 2) it will be noisy as everyone walks past and cuts across, not the sites fault just a point.
If you want a bit of peace when everyone is coming back from the pub have a high numbered pitch at the far end or in the middle.
Had a really good weekend on this site, weather a bit of a let down but did all we wanted to do.
Site is very well run for such a large concern apart from the volume of people trying to check in at reception at the same time which causes a backlog in the entrance which therefore spills out onto the main road but this was quickly sorted by the management.
Toilet blocks very clean and tidy, shop on site stocked all we needed.
Fishing lake in middle of site gave up some good catches for my husband and children had a great time at the fairground so there was something for everyone.
The only negative thing about the place was the pool complex which I thought was poorly supervised. I appreciate it is only a splash pool but I still feel that an admissions policy should be in place as there were people swimming in their clothes and nothing was said to them!
This award winning Adults Only campsite has a working 17th century watermill in a peaceful wooded valley within the Exmoor National Park. Grass and hardstanding pitches, all set beside the River Exe or the sparkling mill stream, with electric, water, drainage, and TV hook-ups. A leisurely stroll up to a weir, and an area where dogs may run free and splash in the river.
Facilities include the beautiful dog walk, free wifi, fishing, modern toilet and shower block, dog wash, working watermill (tours on most Sunday mornings), salmon pass on the weir, shop, bus service, and excellent pubs in the locality. The site has beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and many footpaths leading directly to the Exmoor woodlands and rivers. Find out more here
I would just like to say what a brilliant time we had here last year, there was 6 in our group ages 29, 27, 23, 6, 6 and 1. We all had a fantastic time, brilliant park, huge, but all the more fun for it, only thing I would say this park needed is a bigger entertainment hall, it deserves one for the sheer size of the park, and because that was the best bit of our holiday, they catered for all ages, from 1-100, kids had excellent time. Shop was well stocked, and priced as you would expect on a park, chip was great, lovely food! there was also a little kebad house type thing at the top of the park near the road open until late at night, ate there too, lovely also! we didnt have transport, but with the fair and so much fun on the park, it really didnt matter to us, beach was great, the kids had so much fun. Carvan, was lovely and clean, and big enough for all the kids to run about and play, with small garden fenced off, good to chuck them out into when the adults are getting ready , felt safe enough for them to wonder a little (i do mean a little too, just because of the size of park), us adults got lost many of times trying to get back to the caravan, lots of fun here and would recommend to everyone, great for kids and great for adults, if ive missed anything (the pool included) its because I have no complaints, just wished we had booked for this year (we went somehwhere else and had an awful time)! will be there next year though!
Pretty much the same as other reviews. Good site, friendly and helpful wardens. Pitch was a good size. Almost got flooded out and two pitches behind us were. The caravan was able to move to another pitch and the tenters were re-homed in a caravan. It was very windy so be careful when you pitch.
Facilities were good and clean. OH did say one shower was dirty but it was just before cleaning time. I always found them spotless. It had four good size family bathrooms with toilet, changing table and bath, they are kept locked with a £2 deposit for a key required. They were left open when we arrived but somebody ruined it by leaving a mess so the wardens had to lock them again. We had one very unsociable tent next to us that offended everyone around ( at 4 in the morning) but they were asked to leave early the next day and were watched by the wardens until they left. They will be barred but nothing the site could have stopped.
Shop good and reasonably priced. Thought the Take Out was a bit pricey though. All cash machines I found on and off site charged :(. Play area had a good mixture of things for the kids to play on. It looked a bit worn but not important really.
Club was smoky but entertainment good (same as anywhere else really). Somerstars were friendly and cheerful even though we were told by a regular how homesick they were you would never have guessed. We used the morning club a few times which entertained the kids for an hour or so. There were two evening entertainment venues to chose from (RJs on site and The Tavern by the Theme Park) and a third at the weekend (Dickie's next to the Tavern) that will be all week in peak season. Didn't go but also heard of a venue called Seagulls just down the round which provides family entertainment. There were daily markets/car boots in the area. RJs do say they don't accept pushchairs but this was ignored by most. I think they are more strict at busier times. The seating is tight so it is hard to manoeuvre a pushchair. My kids are too old now so it didn't bother us but I did think how would we have coped two years or more ago.
The beach had nice sand and sand dunes but didn't allow our kids near the sea due to the mud flats. They didn't seem to mind though. Its a two minute walk (straight across from the entrance) to the beach but if you turn right out of the gate and then the next left you can park on the beach all day (even if you leave and come back) for £2.50. There wasn't any thing on the beach so you would need to travel further down for shops etc. I was told there were pony rides further down. There were toilets though via the car park entrance.
Brean Sands Theme Park next door with a good pool ( free session in pool every day). The fair was a bit expensive but we used our Tesco vouchers so no real cost. The staff kept the fair really clean and rarely any queues and they were tiny. I can tell the kids liked this the most as they have drawn several fair pictures and set one up in the garden.
Will be adding this site to the list to visit again. Look for the deals they do we got EHU for £9 a night and they also did a great deal for the over 50's. Site is huge so we were lazy and drove around alot although not to the toilet block. Better weather may have persuaded me to walk more!
Went for one week excellent site clean and tidy kids loved it good shop on site (cost cutter) but a bit expensive for your little things a good chippy with real chips lol
Kids park brill fair a bit dear but kids and adults enjoyed it no queueing up for rides toilet blocks warm with free showers and very clean and we had electric hook up
We stopped in our tent with thunder storms heavy rain but the ground held up very well and within 10 Min's of shower water that was lying there had almost gone
I can echo the previous reviews about this being a good park. We stayed in Yellow Field on Pitch T3. Were very impressed by the size of the pitches, which were enormous - although evidently not big enough for the group of noisy, beer swilling chavs who set up a huge tent opposite. Tent was fine on the pitch, but they then set out wind breaks to claim more land, then put two cars on the front and then started setting up a folding caravan next to their tent - which was parked entirely on the pitch next to theirs. Not sure if the people on that pitch told them that they were encroaching on their space or if the warden told them that they couldn't have so much crammed on to one pitch, but the folding caravan was subsequently packed up and stored behind the tent.
The wardens were great and really helpful in locating us near to the toilets due to my disability. However I do have some criticism of the toilet facilities for Disabled, as they were within the ladies or gents respectively, but only one cubicle in each. I was using a mobility scooter, and had to negotiate a tight turn from the narrow pavement outside to get into the block initially, then push the spring loaded door to get into the ladies. Once in there, I had to use my Radar key to open the toilet cubicle, drive in, then try and pull the door shut behind me. At this point, I discovered that the door didn't close unless I twisted round (very painful for me) to once again insert my Radar key to turn the lock to allow the door to close. THEN I had to slide the bolt across to stop anyone else with a key openin git from the outside while I was in there - what a performance ! There was a toilet, shower, grab rails, sink, mirror in there, but no hand dryer, no paper towels and no rubbish or sanitary bins. In the event of a disabled person having a fall whilst in the cubicle, it would be very difficult to get to them to help because of the rather silly idea of having to use the key and bolt to lock the door from the inside. Once finished, you had you do the whole performance in reverse, but in trying to back my scooter out, I almost knocked someone in the face with the opening door which swung back quicker than I could manouvre to catch it. After locking the door again from the outside, I then I had to try and negotiate the spring loaded door of the ladies to get out again. I decided that it was too much of a performance and ended up using the loo in our own van for the rest of the week.
When you arrive on site, you are given vehicle passes with the registration no of your vehicle on. There are barriers at the entrance and you insert the pass to raise the barrier, so anyone who does not have a pass can not get into the park. Two pitches share one post for electricity, water and drain for waste water. Elsan point at the toilet blocks. Designated dog walk, where owners are requested to clear up after their dog - shame the same is not asked of horse owners, as the path was strewn with horse manure, and I could not drive along the path in my scooter without going through it, so I gave up.
Pitches were easy to hammer in tent pegs and wind breaks. We ended up putting a wind break up outside our awning simply to stop people cutting across our pitch to get to the toilets, as every time they did so, they ran past making a noise which started our dog barking. Had to call the security one night, as the chav group opposite were blaring out music and shouting and making a hell of a racket well gone 1.30am. This was the second night on the trot and they had a car stereo going at full pelt - with windows wide open - which had curtains twitching in all the nearby vans and tents. Security were there within 5 mins and told them to cut it out or leave. After that they were quiet (fortunately).
We ate in the cafe on site and had food from the take away, all very nice and reasonably priced. Large site, lots to do, and other than the one bunch of chavs, was a lovely place to stay. Would certainly go back. Marks 8 out of 10.
Spent 12 nights here over the whit-sun holidays.The park is fantastic, we stayed on the yellow field close to the shower and toilet block. Which was one of the best we have been to, under floor heating, full shower rooms with everything in one place toilet, shower, wash basin, mirror, pegs to hang your cloths and a changing area to keep everything dry. The pitches are very big with loads of room for our van, awning, annex, the shogun and still plenty of room for the swingball etc. The site has a good pool with 4 slides, jacuzzi and bathing area outside for the summer. There is a good shop selling more or less all you will need and some caravan spares and not too badly priced. The club was quite good if a little smokey (But this will be sorted come the ban in July). The only down side to the club was that you are not allowed to take a pram / buggy into the club, they are to be left in an area by the door. Which can be a bit of a pain when trying to get a 22 month old off to sleep so you can enjoy your night out.There is also a good chippy selling all sorts from kebabs to normal fish and chips. There is a land train which takes you around the site in the evening and drops you off all over the park either at the fair, chippy, clubs and all of the camping fields. The warden is also friendly and helpful. The beach is a short walk away too. Not much to complain about really only the weather which after Easter was a bit disappointing, But that's not their fault . All together a very nice place to go and would definitely go again and would recommend it to others.
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Just came back from here today.I enjoyed the weekend. Wardens are friendly and helpful but is very crowded. Went to the bar on site last night ,Was very busy but a band was on for the kids.
