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This is our 2nd visit this year, this time we stayed over bank holiday weekend, with 3 other families. We asked if we could have pitches together which was granted and we were also allowed to put up a gazebo along with 4 tents.
We arrived on a Thursday and the site was quite quiet, kids loved that they could go to the park and skate ramp they spent a lot of time there. On Friday the site got very busy as we expected with it being bank holiday we were with tents and caravans all around the edges and some up the middle but you still didn't feel closed in because the field was so big.
Only problem we had being in a corner was that people at the side of us had a lot of cars so we spoke to the night maintenance staff who were also lovely and they made them move some cars to the carpark where we put ours out the way. Considering the site was full there was never lots of noise everyone was respectful.
The shop always has supplies of fresh pastries and fruit, we also brought fresh burgers and sausages from the shop for our BBQ and I would highly recommend these as they were lovely. And a plus from the kids was the ice cream van driving round the site each night !
My only moan this time was 3 showers just wasn't enough for the amount on site, but this won't stop us returning
Fantastic, fantastic fantastic! We love it here. Very relaxed site, great for family/group weekends away. We stayed for the bank holiday weekend (our group = 2 x tents 1 x caravan) and have been coming for most Bank Holidays over the past few years.
The owners are very friendly and helpful and the new wardens very welcoming, taking time to make sure the site was tidy and toilet/showers the cleanest we have ever seen them. The shop sells everything and has great opening hours.
We normally stay on site as there is plenty of room for the kids to play games, ride bikes and enjoy the freedom of the on site playground, but St Neots and Huntingdon are lovely market towns if you fancy a trip out.
Would definitely recommend this site for family groups and love the fact that you can pitch up how you choose. Even though the site is busy everytime we come, we never feel as if we are over looked. Keep up the good/hard work guys!
Had a long weekend here as we've been looking for somewhere nearby we can go to for weekends away. Took some friends who'd never camped before so best of both for us, we had EHU (£15 per night) friends didn't (£12 per night).
The site is basically a very large field with a small hedge running down the middle from the top end to about half way down, then all the pitches are based around the edge.
There are plenty of water points around, the toilet block was kept clean on the whole (there was a dog show on the Sunday with a lot of extra visitors and that coupled with a power cut meant that evening the toilets were a little bit dirty).
There are 3 showers, 3 toilets and 2 urinals in the mens, 4 showers, 4 toilets for the ladies and a family/disabled washroom, 2 washing up sinks and a freezer. There was plenty of hot water, but unfortunately the showers are the push button type (something I dislike).
The site allows groups, of which there was a number while we were there (of varying age groups old and young), but there's plenty of room for everyone to play in the middle of the field or at the play park, and all the noise had died down by 11pm.
The shop is well stocked but you'd expect this as it's the main shop for the village.
The only downside, was trying to find out if our pitch booking was confirmed, I had to email a couple of times. We will definitely be returning.
Spent a long weekend at Top End Farm and were really pleased with site.
Booking in was easy – wandered into shop, paid for stay (£15 a night with EHU) and was shown to our pitch.
Pitches are a nice size and are all around the edge of the fields leaving nice big area in the middle for games of football, cricket etc. There were quite a few group bookings so nice to know as some campsites don’t like groups.
Playground was good, kept my two entertained, best thing there was skateboard ramp used by all the kids not for skateboards but to find numerous ways to slide down it ;-)
Toilet/shower/washing up facilities were not the biggest so there were a few queues, but they were always being cleaned and maintained.
Staff were really nice and friendly – seemed to work hard and enjoy what they do, no massive list of rules and regs – just polite friendly people.
Shop was well stocked (as it’s the village shop) and had some nice fresh produce.
All in all it’s the perfect campsite if you want the kids to go off and play make friend, enjoy the odd game of cricket, have a barbecue and toast marshmallows in the evening. We would definitely return here, especially with a group of friends for an easy chilled out weekend, and for the price it’s a bargain! Can’t comment on surrounding area as we didn’t really leave the site.
This is a lovely, clean, family site. There are plenty of water points and the site store has everything you could possibly need.
The park keeps the children amused but there is also plenty of room for them to play games.
I like the fact that the owners do not let the site get too crowded. This means that there is enough space for everyone and you don't need to queue for the toilets. Both toilets and showers are spotless with no unpleasant smells!
The village is small but there is a pub and local shop although we didn't use either.
We stayed here at the end of July with another family and had no problem pitching together. Site cost is very reasonable at £15 per night with EHU. Site is just a huge field which is very well looked after. Unfortunately the kids were unable to use the park and skate ramp due to the horrendous weather we had leading up to this week that part of the site was out of bounds due to it being water logged. But that wasn't a problem we took plenty for the kids to do.
Site showers and toilets were always warm and clean, they closed each morning for 1 hour to be be cleaned. Washing up facilities were also looked after and clean. Shop was fab it stocked everything you needed for a weekend away and the staff in there were very friendly and helpful.
There is also a pizza delivery service which we used one night.
Noise always kept down at night we never found this a problem, we enjoyed ourselves that much we have booked again for aug BH!
Just back from 2 weekend at Top end farm. We were warmly welcomed at the shop and shown where to pitch, with many options to choose from where we wanting to go.
Clean well kept toilet and shower facilities.
All the areas clean and litter free, well drained and cut grass. We stayed on the 'adult' field, altho was plenty of noise from the other side of the hedge, not that we were bothered by this.
Would recommend anyone looking for a cheap pitch to try here. We were very pleased with the place.
Had a fab jubilee weekend at Top End Farm although it didn't stop raining. We received a warm welcome and shown everything we needed to know.
The site was far bigger than I expected, showers were lovely and clean, they also had loos situated all over the site which is great for the late night visits you may need to make.
The shop had everything you could ever want. Fish & Chip van was a real hit with us, it was a toss up with a BBQ or the van - the van won and that was rounded off by a visit by the ice cream van.
Kids playground was good.
My only moan is that there was no hot water to wash dishes. We will def be visiting here again. We made a visit to Woburn safari park on the Sunday which is only about half hour drive, really lovely day but again the rain didn't stop.
We have been to this site twice now, once at the time of the Royal Wedding and then this year during the Queen's Coronation, this stay was longer- a week. Both visits were very enjoyable.
Our caravan pitch was in the paddock, there are 2 fields, a very large 1 where there is a children's play area with play equipment and a smaller field- the paddock, which is almost entirely enclosed by a hedge, giving it a sense of privacy. Both fields are well kept.
There is a shop on site which sells everything from newspapers to everyday provisions and cigarettes and booze to pet food. Fresh duck eggs for sale provide a filling, delicious breakfast!There is even a small garden centre selling flowers, plants, garden furniture, etc.
I didn't use the shower block, but my hubby did and there were no complaints.
Owners are very friendly, available (on some sites they seem to be invisible)and approachable.
A chip van comes around on a Saturday, which is great if you want a break from cooking.
Bedford is not far away, about 25 minutes, an old town with lots of different shops, great for the shopaholic
A well worth the money site, at £15 a night.
We were disappointed recently as visiting our daughter to celebrate her hen night, we weren't able to get a pitch here, as there was a Caravan Club 50th birthday celebration taking place, so the site was chock-a-block, but no hesitation to recommend the site and will definitely return.
We have just returned from a 2 night camping trip over the Easter weekend and were so impressed with the site that we just had to write a review.
Although my husband and I have camped many times when we were younger this was our first camping trip as a family (with a 3 and 8 year old) and we were a bit worried about what to expect - we shouldn't have been!
On arrival we were told we could set up anywhere so we chose a spot that was close enough to the playground that we could see our boys - I think this alone made our weekend as we could set up camp and socialise with friends with the boys always in our sight.
The toilet, shower and washing up block was always clean when we visited although there was a problem with the hot water on one morning which meant I had a very cold shower! This was quickly remedied though.
As mentioned previously the shop is so well stocked that we didn't spend a lot of money eating out or on take aways.
Being part of Scouts - one of my biggest loves on a camping trip is having a camp fire so I was so pleased when we realised that camp fires were allowed as long as they are raised from the ground - the shop even sold kindling and logs!
The only down side I would say is that there isn't too much to do in the surrounding area, however this didn't bother us as we intended to stay on site as this was just a practice run for us before a longer trip in the summer.
All in all we had a fantastic time - so much so we are going to make it an annual trip with our friends!
Very friendly staff, excellent shop and quiet location. Was very quiet on the night we stayed, but we were made to feel very welcome from the word go.
The shop literally has everything!
My only minor gripe is that the shower rooms were very chilly and not particularly clean. The timers on the showers made it very difficult to wash my hair comfortably.
Washing up room bin was uncovered and very smelly.
Lovely flat site with plenty of room. Although we did not have children with us, the facilities seem excellent for them.
We camped at Top End Farm again, last weekend, and took our nine year old grandson.
The previous outing was really a test run before this one so we did almost exactly the same things that we did before.
The main differences were, we used an EHU which powered a small fire and a lamp, and the weather. Winds gusted to fifty miles per hour and in spite of this the tent behaved superbly. It was noisy and we were aware of some movement of the polycotton but everything held firm.
The site has one large field but both times we have chosen a smaller paddock area and we pitch our tent in a corner which is sheltered by a large hedge and the shower block.
Used in this way the site works well for us and is a relatively short distance from our home.
The weekend trip was only our second outing. The idea was to camp somewhere which was easily accessible from our home and see what camping in November is like.
We were well received on arrival and shown to a corner of a smaller field called the paddock. The owner was rather surprised that we didn't want an EHU. The position was fine and it was a bit of a race against time to get everything sorted before it got dark.
We chose to go and eat in the local pub and the meal was good pub fare.
It rained in the night and my wife was delighted to hear the rain on the canvas something we had not experienced before in our new tent.
We cooked an excellent breakfast and it was mild enough to have it al fresco. Lunch again was pleasant outside.
We went to Cambridge in the afternoon, my wife has very pleasant childhood memories of the city. We hadn't been to Charlie Chan's Chinese restaurant fo a long time and we had an excellent meal.
Sunday was brighter than Saturday so al fresco breakfast and lunch.
There was a caravan rally on the larger field. However, apart from dramatic lighting displays around their vehicles we were not aware that anyone was there. My wife asked me what caravanners do on rallys and I'm afraid I had to tell her I had no idea.
The toilet facilities are handy and good. The only problem at this time of year is that after they are cleaned the floors remain very damp all day.
The shop is well stocked.
The site is what we require for easy weekend camping and we intend to return with our nine year old grandson and other members of our large family. When we bring them we will use an EHU.
I spent a weekend here meeting up with some family members so it was chosen for convenience rather than for any other reason.
Now, the site is really level - which is a definite plus - but a bit too open for my liking, unless you're around the edges with the trees.
The site was kept clean and there are recycling facilities for rubbish. As for the facilities themselves.
Yes, they were clean, but I do agree with another reviewer about the doors needing a scrub to get rid of grimy finger marks. There are only 4 loos and showers and sinks, and for the number of people staying, I think there needs to be a few more.
The washing-up area needs more sinks too, as there are only two very large, very deep sinks, which are back-breaking to wash-up in, and being only two, created a queue at times. And the hot water ran out frequently.
There is a communal freezer, but it might be good to have a sign announcing that and, advising what to do with blocks: take frozen ones and leave your own behind or, put your own in a bag and expect to keep them and not take others?
The on-site shop is also the village shop and is well-stocked with food, drink, bakery goods, stationery etc, and some camping items too.
Would I go again or recommend it?
For a reasonably-priced stay if you want to chill out, sit by your tent, fly kites and let the children run around (play area also) - it's great. For me, I like something a bit more scenic and less open, but it depends on your plans and preferences.
All in all, a good value no-frills site in a quiet rural location.
We have just returned from a three night stay at Top End Farm and enjoyed it so much we thought it only fair to add a review for others considering a visit.
We found the site to be extremely well tended and clean, with lots of open space even when busy. The park area was great for kids, especially the skateboard half pipe which my son was over the moon with, there was a big boot slide which could have benefited from a tidy up inside as it was a bit nasty for my toddler but wasn't a problem for older children. I particularly liked the fact that the park was in view due to it's position and it was great for kids to socialise safely. The staff were very friendly and I have to say that due to the fact that the shop was the village store it was the best stocked campsite shop I have ever seen, with just about everything you could possibly need from cough medicine to coconut milk. Steaks, ribs, mince, veg you name it. The fresh onion bajhee's were delicious and delivered daily along with huge homemade scotch eggs and sausage rolls. Even reasonably price wine at £5-6, not bad for a site shop.
The kids went crazy over the cheap bags of sweets, and with lemonade at 29p who could complain.
The toilets and showers were immaculate, if you keep pushing the shower button every 8 seconds it stays on!.
We ventured off campus but the kids were a bit restless due to the warm weather and it was more relaxing back at the campsite where they could do their thing and we could chill.
Do to the fab facilities and the fact I could always knock up a decent meal from the shop without spending a fortune we were more than happy to stay put. We also had a lovely Indian takeaway one night from Eaton Spice if my memory serves me correctly which was delivered directly to us in 45mins.
On Saturday evening a fish and chip van arrived much to the delight of the kids, and they enjoyed the wares emmensely, one tip though get there before 5. 30 or else there's a constant queue. We would definitely go again if only to completely relax and enjoy watching the kids make friends. We have visited a few, and this was one of the best. Must add as an after thought, the cost for staying at this site was amazing value, we only intended to stay for 2 nights but stayed an extra night.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <10 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
This is our 2nd visit this year, this time we stayed over bank holiday weekend, with 3 other families. We asked if we could have pitches together which was granted and we were also allowed to put up a gazebo along with 4 tents. 
