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The directions in lead you up a single lane road with no passing points. Scary. Only after you arrive do you find an alternative route. From mould turn right at what looks like a wooden bird table, this is a much better road into the site
All the other reviews mention horse and tractor rides and the burger van. None of this was available form my stay as we were staying in the week.
The animals are great and my kids loved stroking them and the park was ok too. There is a lot of machinery around the park/sheds.
The toilets and showers were not dirty but not clean, the older ones were the worse.
On a good point there was plenty of hot water.
The staff were very friendly though but I think the quad bike is driven a bit too fast on the site. I will visit again though
Just arrived back from a fabulous few days at Fron Farm, with our 8yr, 4yr and 6month old ! They loved the animals, the park, the tractor ride, the horse riding for £2 !
Lots of space for them to play, lots of space between tents. Lower toilet block was just ok, new toilet block in next field was much better and cleaner.
This campsite is ideal if you want to get away from it all, spend some quality time playing with the kids, we also went for a lovely walk given to us by reception. £16 for 5 of us bargain. Little shop on site bit pricey as you expect but had most things you might want including gas bottles. Tesco and others about 10 minute drive away. I believe there is a market on a Saturday and carboot on a Sunday in Mold but we didn't go to any of these. We just stayed on site for the whole stay, would highly recommend this place and will definitely return as its only 50 mins away from us.
Spent the weekend at Fron Farm (our first camping trip). Really lovely site and staff. Paid £28 for 2 adults, 2 nights with electric. Only 10 minute drive into Mold town centre, with plenty of shops and 3 supermarkets.
Only gripe was that the toilet and shower block was only cleaned on the Friday night and not cleaned at all Saturday and left without toilet roll. Apart from that we had a good time and will probably return in the future.
Excellent site, visited 3 times now, have enjoyed it each time, and can't wait to return. Plenty for the children to do. Ceri, Dylan,and all the staff are very friendly and helpful -nothing is too much trouble! They never stop, if they are not organising activities for the children they are cleaning or working on the site.
The shop is up and running now and very handy. Toilet blocks are tried to keep clean but unfortunately some campers do not help by not cleaning up after themselves
The only things that I think the site lacks is somewhere undercover for the children to play if the weather is bad and laundry facilities could do with a couple washing machines and dryers. Would definitely recommend this site.
We were close to the playarea so it was noisy - but having two children this didn't bother us.
The noise was that of happy kids having a great time. Due to the glorious weather there were several waterfights with most of the kids on site joining in. The place was buzzing at 10-o-clock, but come 10.30, when the no noise policy kicked in, the site went quiet, and everyone seemed to respect this.
We used the smaller toilet/shower block which was always lovely and clean.
The children loved the lamb feeding, and the way you could stroke the baby animals. They also went on one of the pony rides - and received a little rosette. They really go out of the way to entertain the children, adn make their stay special.
As for the tractor ride - what can I say, but it is a must.
There is a small shop on site selling a few bits.
Was able to bring home half a dozen eggs for my brother, laid that morning - straight from under the hen, and still warm.
We are definitely looking forward to a return visit.
Just returned after spending a week at Fron Farm. On arrival we were shown to our pitch by Dylan on his quad bike and he even reversed our caravan in for us. We were situated near the bull pen which the kids enjoyed.
The site is superb for children and we were given a sheet that told us what activities were on and on which days. There was lots for kids to do. There is lamb feeding and they can have a cuddle with the bunny rabbits and there is a park on site. Our children also did the pony riding which was fun and they even got a little rosette at the end of it.
The tractor pull is a must. The money collected is given to charity too. Its so much fun ( I think I enjoyed it more than the kids)
The facilities were good. The showers and toilets were clean most of the time. The site was fully booked so there was a lot of people there so they are bound to get dirty. We did have a day and night of rain so there was grass all over the floor but again, its to be expected. I do think that more showers are needed though for the amount of people there. There are only 3 showers and there was often a queue. My husband even had to queue at around 10pm one night.
The owners were very friendly and we had great weather for most days which was great. We will definitely we using this site again. Brilliant for families!
Have just spent 5 nights over the Whit weekend. We arrived on the Friday evening and were taken to one of the many camping fields by the owner allowed to choose our own pitches as we were expecting friends the following day, while we were being shown to the pitch the owner Dylan stopped to check on the welfare of a child who had fallen over and took him back to the childs family.
The site itself is very spacious and allows plenty of space around each unit without feeling too cramped.Our unit was pitched right next to the sheep paddock which gave the children a great thrill.
The shop on the site sells the essentials and appears to be open all hours. There is a also a burger van on site over the weekends and an icecream van called every night we were there (it's good to see local businesses co-operating).
The activities laid on for the children were second to none consisting of lamb feeding, bunny cuddling, sheep shearing, tractor rides and horse riding, there was also a woodland walk organised but we couldn't make that so can't speak about them.
All the staff were very friendly and happy to help, they also had a lot of time for the children.
The toilet blocks were kept spotless which was no mean feat considering that it poured down for two nights and days and the site was full.
Mold is about 2 miles away and has a market on Saturday and Wednesday along with a good selection of shops and stores for the nomal shopping needs.
The only downside is the steep and narrow approach to the site but if taken at a sensible speed with plenty of forward observation should give no problems
All in all a very nice site very well situated for the Clwdian Hills and Offas Dyke path.
Very busy but didn't feel too crowded! Very relaxed atmosphere and the kids absolutely loved it. From the lamb feeding to the tractor pull and horse riding!
The play area appeared very well maintained and very central so the kids could go off on there own. If I hadn't set time boundaries I doubt I'd have seen them much at all!
All the staff extremely friendly and helpful and The Miners Arms was a gem of a pub. My kids were completely gobsmacked at how the sheep just wandered the streets!
Visited the secnd May BH and can only agree with all the fabulous comments. This is an excellent, well run site with plenty for kids to do, with the farm animals, pony rides, tractor rides etc. The owners are very helpful and although it is a big site, it does not have a commercial feel to it. We were pitched right by the kid's playground, which was perfect for our two kids.
The only downsides to this site is that when at full capacity, as it was when we were there, the site is very noisy and the toilets / showers were dirty and messy most of the time. They just needed cleaning far more often. Also, there were constantly queues for the showers and dishwashing.
There were many campers across the site who ignored the 10.30 noise cut off, however, there were no wild parties as such and it does go very quiet later on.
I think we would definitely go back, but not at bank holidays as the site clearly struggles when full.
Just another one of our very enjoyable trips to Fron Farm, in total about 6 - kids love it for the tractor pull and for feeding the animals, being keen riders the girls love the horse riding. Have always pitched in top field, by the new toilet blocks, never had to queue, always clean and tidy.
Cant comment on the showers, as only there for 2 nights can rough it without the need for showering.
There is a no noise policy for 10.30pm, but as we were pitched near some static touring caravans, the residents in there were on the loud side, don't know if this rule applies to them, or just campers - it goes quiet eventually, but its nothing too annoying.
Went the last weekend in April and had fab weather, if not a little breezy - just sitting whiling the hours away, people watching is just fine by me. Kids are gone from the minute they get up till bed time, have been that often we are now classed as regulars by Ceri and Dylan, which is always nice. The girls help out with the horses at the end of the riding sessions, which is always welcome by Ceri, and other members of staff.
They have chickens walking about the place, and goats and lambs in a small paddock in the top field. The horses are always thankful for the apples, and carrots, which of course the kids love feeding.
Have booked again for the 1st may bank holiday - cost for the weekend just gone was £43, 2 adults, 3 kids, 1 large tent, 1 car and EHU - cant beat it.
Just back from our first trip to Fron Farm. We chose it because we had read the reviews and it sounded like an excellent site to take children. We were not disappointed.
We arrived Friday evening in torrential rain which miraculously stopped just as we began to pitch! We had glorious weather (sat in t-shirts on Saturday morning) except from the torrential downpour on Saturday night (started at 20.45). We were very impressed with how well the tent field drained, though.
Kids loved feeding the lambs and calves, the tractor-sledging (twice), the pony rides and the play area. Lovely friendly site, although there are a lot of pitches and it got very busy over the bank holiday.
On the downside, there are not enough washing facilities (both for dishwashing and showers) for the number of pitches so they get very busy and there are queues unless you get up very early!
Mold is less than 10 minutes away with all the shops you need - Tesco, Aldi, B&M, etc.
We were lucky and had amazing weather and are even a tad red with the sun.
Paid £60 for 2 nights with EHU, 4 adults, 2 kids, one 2 year old and 2 cars and one trailer
Great value for money, pitched right by a sheep enclosure which was lovely, and near to the new toilet blocks.
We were shown to our pitch by a lady on a quad bike, although it wasn't very busy she told us we could pitch where we liked so we chose a pitch in a quiet location.
The pitches are large approx 10m x 10m which fitted our very large tent and car, EHU is 6 amp, not sure if it is any higher ampage anywhere else, but had no problem running a heater etc
The new toilet block has ladies, (although I didn't go in there believe they were good), gents with 4 sinks, mirrors, soap, hand dryer, shaving points, and 3 showers which are free and plenty of hot water, around the back there are 4 sinks with hot water and a place you can empty your toilet waste. Cleaned on a regular basis
The kids play area was clean and tidy, with swings, a slide etc for the kids to play on
There were a few things to do, horse riding for the kids which cost £2 and a tractor pull which is free but donations taken for charity. I believe this can be seen by putting 'fron farm tractor' in youtube, also an ice cream van visits the site too.
Mold is 10 minutes down the road, which has a farmfoods, tesco, homebase, a market on a saturday and a car boot sale on a sunday.
You are allowed to stay until 2pm on departure day, don't know if this is always the case or just because it is a bit quiet.
Very friendly staff and have already booked a return visit.
Owners, Ceri and Dylan were again always on hand and very helpful and friendly, even gave us phone numbers for a take away.
We arrived Good Friday and weather wasn't the best (raining hard).
Dylan and another man immediately helped us put caravan onto the pitch as our people carrier kept slipping in the mud. ***Thank you Dylan and helpful man***
Kids jumped out and ran to play on park - came back 30 minutes later covered from head to toe in mud - well it was raining!
There were activities all weekend.
*Woodland walk including pub stop (very good)
*Easter egg hunt - fantastic, we even found some eggs.
*Horse rides - £2
*Tractor sledge rides - (MY FAVOURITE) Free but they collect for local charities - so give generously.
*Lamb feeding
***I can only describe this place as good family fun****
Its has basic facilities but once again toilet roll were always available and considering the amount of rain that fell the facilities were quite clean.
Showers were hot - so my husband told me. (I opted for our own shower in caravan this time)
All pitches are grass. So can get muddy if it rains but drain well and quickly after rainfall stops.
No shop on site, but one currently under construction.
Mold, nearest town about 10 minutes away in car. Has Lidl, Tesco etc and a very good market.
Value for money, we paid under £70 for a family of 4 over the Easter bank Holiday weekend (Fri-Mon inclusive)
I would return again and not hesitate to recommend other families to go to this site.
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Gas Exchange 
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Shop On Site 
Bar <5 miles 
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Kids Playground 
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Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
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Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
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Working Farm 
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Public Transport <1 mile
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