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Just got back from this large site with separate fields for tents etc, toilets are very rustic and we did have to que as it was a very busy weekend, 1 shower for men, and 1 for women 20p for 2 mins water was hot, ample washing up areas. Tree swing kids enjoyed also the free range poultry and lovely eggs you can buy.
Post office a short walk down road and not to far to Bridlington.
This site has to be seen to be believed I certainly have never seen anywhere like it before.
Think it would be better in less busy periods very quiet area.
A site with lots of character in a nice village with a small shop and pub that does food, plenty of places to visit within a short car journey. Turkeys, hens, guinea fowl and ducks wander around, plenty of room for children to play. The grass on the camping field is well mown and there are plenty of rubbish bins, the owner insists on recycling. He opens a bar in the evening, and serves a very nice reasonably priced breakfast in a bun in the mornings. We found the hired fire pit a godsend as it was very cold in the evening. The only downside is the toilet / shower facilities which although cleaned are very heath robinson. A great place to go for a long weekend.
My son enjoyed feeding the many birds on the site and we all enjoyed the camp fire that Robert allowed. Oh and the eggs are out of this world (a must for the breakfast's) very yummy.
The only draw back is the lack of hot water (for washing up) and the showers weren't that great (only 1 for the gents with more cold water than hot)
But that didn't put us off, we will visit Rob again.
Just returned from our second visit to this fantastic campsite. In the middle of the wolds, not far from the coast, it is a perfect place to spend a few days. The owner Rob is very friendly and very funny and works tirelessly, almost single handedly, to do everything from sort and clean toilets, make breakfast from the Chuck Waggon on a morning, deliver wood for the camp fires, check people in, sort out the free range chickens and turkeys, serve beer in the bar at bank holidays etc.
This is a really friendly and relaxed site with big fields that hold a lot of tents, together with a quieter filed through the hedge overlooking a farmer's field. The atmosphere here is tremendous with its ramshackle farm buildings. Toilets are ok (Tinkle Cottage) and there is a chem disposal (Chemical Alley) and showers.
Kids love it - especially the tree swing and turkeys. We will be back again and again.
We spent a weekend here with our friends and had a great time. Rob runs the site and does absolutely everything - cleaning, cooking the breakfasts, maintaining the site, greeting visitors, running the farm, manning the bar etc. No idea how he keeps up with it all!
Plenty of space for our extra large tent and porch and we didn't have to pay extra. 4 washrooms and a shower room for the ladies (I assume it's the same for the men) but they are very basic. Elsan point, 2 wash-up points and water points. EHU's are available. There are many seasonal pitches and caravan storage from £5 a week.
Chuck wagon is open in a morning for breakfasts and then open again on a night as a bar (Rob will give you a plastic glass if you want to take your pint back to your tent). We rented a BBQ with charcoal for £3 and a fire pit with a massive pile of wood for £4.50 - so much easier than collecting it yourself. Recycling bins all over the place - nice to see there are people who care about the environment. The next project is to power more EHU's from solar panels and run the loo flushes off rain water - a fab idea!
£10.50 per tent with 2 people (£12.50 on BHW's. Extra people £1.50, dogs and cars free. Showers 20p for 2 minutes. This was great value for money and we are definitely going again!
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Just come back from spending two nights at Mere Farm Campsite. How does the owner do it - he makes the breakfasts (which are fantastic and really good value), delivers campfires and wood, mows the grass, looks after the chickens, cleans the showers and toilets - the man is a marvel who always has a smile and a joke! Lovely big area for your tent, plenty of toilets but only one shower (costs you 20p for 2 minutes) but they are cleaned every day. Unfortunately some campers don't clean up after themselves! Kids love the chickens and the two huge turkeys. Just 7.5 miles to Bridlington and Burton Fleming itself is a lovely little village. If you want a giggle round the campfire and be in the perfect location to travel to Bridlington, Scarborough, Flamborough Head and Filey and eat the best bacon, sausage and egg butties, then this is the place for you!
Just come back from Mere farm had 2 nights there, great campsite back to proper camping, facilities not 5 star but serve the purpose. Rob the owner friendly and helpful, cooking breakfast on a morning then doubles up as a bar on a bank holiday weekend selling local beers, all reasonably priced Couple of shops in village and a pub serving food, all within a short walk. Camp fire hire £4.50 with wood very popular with campers. Will definitely visit again.
The best thing about this site is the amount of space you get for your pitch, however, if you have the space you cant have a hook up. Well worth going without your light tho! It is like stepping back in time on this site. Feel like your miles from anywhere but very conveniently located to tour the surrounding areas.
The best thing for us was the open fire, my children loved it, and the free range hens! Breakfast can be bought on site and a couple of little shops within easy walking distance. It's a great site.
The only negative has got to be the facilities. They are ancient and not very clean. Could do with a bit of a revamp. Also, area for cleaning dishes is dirty and no hot water.
Would definitely visit again and recommend it to anyone wanting to try real camping!
The site was interesting and seemed not to have any of the features finished.
There was a limit set of 5 Amp supply which was not sufficient for our van, This should be made obvious on all site information. Because we were early season we were able to negotiate a 10 Amp supply
The site claims green credentials which is I suspect an excuse for poor maintenance, cleanliness and general facilities
The toilets were not clean and in a poor state of repair, there was a 3-4' flex in the gents toilet floor. We did not use the toilet facilities provided relying on our caravan.
With the amount of building rubble on the site at the time of our visit I would not wish to take children to his site.
The local pub when open is a delight the area was very pleasant and interesting.
If this site is ever completed to the same standard as the other local sites then it would be the ideal site for exploring the east coast.
We found this camp site on the internet about 9 months ago, me and my wife have stayed there about four weeks since we found it. Rob is great, the animals are clean and well fed. The site is what we have being looking for. We have camped all over but mere farm is the best yet. There is a nice pleasant shop in the village, a very good butchers, and the pub has reopened the burton arms, a very nice public house. We cannot say nothing bad about burton flemming, happy Christmas see you very soon, james and julie breslin, from bradford.
Instead of camping, why not try a house for your break to the East Coast ! At this delightful family home you will be close to everything that Bridlington Old Town has to offer. If you want the roar of the sea, then you will be just a short drive or 30 minute walk to the harbour and beach. The house is fully kitted out with everything your family need for a stay away from home. Up to 4 guests - living room - kitchen - 2 bedrooms - 3 beds - 1 bathroom - good size year round garden - parking for 2 cars
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Just returned from a great weekend at Mere Farm. We were looking specifically for a camp fire friendly site with lots of open space and this was perfect. Camping in Mid-October can be a little risky but we picked a good weekend (dry) and we were the only tents on the field. The grass was well kept and provided a great arena for footballs, frisbees etc.
The site has lots of character and the owner (Rob) provided us with everything we needed including firewood, bikes, breakfast, recycle containers etc.
The washing/toilet facilities were really basic but in terms of value for money, this place gets top marks. Hardly any of the bikes we hired worked but they did provide plenty of comedy moments for just £2 each (just test the brakes first).
Fantastic camp site. I'd go so far to say the best we've been to. Facilities are very good and very clean its a quirky place with all the stuff there i.E huge stone lions, dove houses, ect. Also if you like chickens, ducks and turkeys (mork, mindy and not forgeting frank!) you'll love it here (they are put away at night so its nice and quite. The honey and very free range eggs are some of the best ive ever tasted. The owner is a very friendly and approachable guy and cannot do enough to help.
What a lovely campsite! We were giving our new little campervan a test run as we've only ever been tenting before. The owner was so approachable & helpful - getting us hooked up and telling us where the nicest walks were to spot local wildlife,etc. However, he wasn't over friendly - soon leaving us to it.
We were disappointed to learn that the local pub had closed, especially as there isn't a club house and nothing much else in surrounding area. Despite this, we had a really enjoyable time in gorgeous rural surroundings. He did tell us that on Bank Hols he applies for a licence to serve alcohol. He hires out log burners for £4.50. Bicycles can also be hired out. 'Very' free range eggs, honey, and organic veg are for sale at good prices.
He seems to have a lot of regulars. Everyone's friendly (lots of dog walkers!)The on- site free roaming hens, turkeys, geese, etc were really comical (the owner knows them all by name!)There are several clean water taps. The showers and toilets were very clean and spacious (although quite a few cobwebs and spiders - it's a very wildlife friendly place! :-) We will definitely be back!
Just come back from Mere Farm, we visited for 4 nights over the bank holiday weekend.
The site is very quirky, our children loved the chickens, ducks and ofcourse Frank the turkey.
We pitched on Thursday morning and got a really nice spot, going on thursday proved to be a good idea as the site gradually became quite crowded by friday evening.
The campfires supplied by Rob the owner were great, however, £4.50 a go for a bit of damp wood was a bit steep.
When it comes to facilities forget it, the toilets and showers are totally inadequate, although relatively clean. (4 ladies toilets and 1 shower, not sure about the gents) When the shower was working I heared constant complains abount lack of water preasure and changes in temperature, one woman complained that she was either scalded or frozen dependent on if anyone was washing up. My family opted for a strip wash in the tent every morning to avoid this.
The Washing up area consisted of a sink area with no drain, the dirty water drained into a bowl underneath that needed empting constantly.
Rob appeared to work really hard running the bar and cafe and taking care of the site. However, I did'nt fancy trying anything from the cafe because I had been told about him stomping off (quite unhappily) to unblock the ladies toilets in his chef whites and then returning to continue with the breakfasts. (I might add that this was only hearsay I did not actually witness the event myself)
The location of the site is superb being 20 minutes away from Bridlington, Scarborough, Filey, Flamingo land, for a family with young children it is ideal.
To sum up, if you are prepared to rough it, ie heat your own water for bathing and washing up the pots and don't mind basic toilet facilities then this place is great. I will be returning at some stage but will be better prepared.
I also must mention that it is also very reasonably priced only £52 for a family of 4 staying 4 nights over the bank holiday weekend.
Just back from 2 nights over the Bank Holiday weekend. As said in other reviews site is basic but we had a laugh. Chickens and hens etc and Frank all running round, the kids loved them. Toilets are ok, only 1 shower for ladies, but avoid the early morning rush and you won't have to wait too long. Toilets got blocked while we were there but Rob was on hand to do 'the dirty job' of unblocking, why don't people take notice of the signs he put up I don't know!. Gents shower not very good, only worked 'as and when' I think. Kids enjoyed the open area to fly kites, play cricket etc. Rob ran the 'chuck wagon' for breakfast, never tried it but plenty of others did. He even opened the bar until 11pm at night! Good to see camp fires allowed and also bbq's. I think a basic but great campsite
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No Tents 
No Caravans 
No Motorhomes 
No Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
No Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
No Toilets 
No Showers 
No Washing Up Area 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
No Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
No Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
No Shop 
No Bar 
No Restaurant 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
Just got back from this large site with separate fields for tents etc, toilets are very rustic and we did have to que as it was a very busy weekend, 1 shower for men, and 1 for women 20p for 2 mins water was hot, ample washing up areas. Tree swing kids enjoyed also the free range poultry and lovely eggs you can buy.
