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Here for 5days stay as husband wanted to go to oulton park for Superbikes and this was a perfect site. Helpful staff at check in when arrived pitches all laid out really well with a one way system. Showers are fantastic with under floor heating and radio playing are cleaned regularly and key system in operation (10 pound depo when you arrive). Have a 9 year old son and the play area in centre of site is a great time and friends made in no time at all another bonus if you have younger kids is the bar on site has a small play area which is a pound and keeps them amused no end when your chilling with a beer in the evening. I loved the little bric a brac shops all on the site and if your into vintage this is a must visit for you chuffed to bits with my bargain buys I got and the candle shop is wonderful could have spent a fortune. My husband said the hard standing areas were not level but experienced caravan people would not have a problem rock pegs a must though. Small town of Frodsham which is 2miles down the road has everything from banks to takeaways so not a long way to go for milk and a paper. If we are ever up this way again we would definitely use this site again
This is my 3rd stay at lady heyes and may I say every time it gets better. As everyone has already said, the facilities are immaculate, from the warm heated and extremely clean mens toilet / shower room, to the pot washing / washing machine room. And a very big hand to the ever friendly and polite owners who handle the bookings. A big hand to lady heyes. Cant wait to get back asap.
Just returned from our first visit to this excellent campsite today and we have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our stay.
Our two children were never short for anything to do. On site there is a quality outdoor play area of which they had to have at least 20 daily visits, the site also has two indoor play areas.
There are also plenty of other little shops on the land adjacent to the site.
The sites location couldn't be better, 25 minutes away from Chester Zoo, plenty of local pubs which offer excellent food, and various other attractions locally that can be enjoyed by dogs and children.
The camp site is well laid out, pitches offer plenty of room, and are fully serviced.
Toilets and showers are of plenty and never seem too busy or overcrowded, and offer plenty of space, there is also a family shower room which is great for the kids. Also the under floor heating is a very nice touch.
I understand this site is very new, and is already in pretty good shape, we can’t wait to return again to see what changes await us.
I can’t recommend this site enough, good location and well run……. We will be returning again, at least once again this season. So if you are thinking of booking this site, DO IT!
Just returned from a week's stay here and, unfortunately I am out of step with the other reviewers, I disliked it intensely.
I realise that the owners/wardens cannot be held responsible for everything but, I think they are far too lenient with transgressors, as dog mess was in abundance, on Sunday morning I walked around the camping site and there were bottles and cans strewn around and it looked like a bomb site, unforgivable really as there are plenty of bins around.
All week long, a local farmer was muck spreading and I had to go out because the stench was overpowering at times.
My main gripe was that the site and the pitches are on a slope, which wasn't mentioned on the website, my pitch was so bad that I had to buy a step, as the integrated step on my van was left far to high off the ground to be safe. Will I return, NO WAY until things improve greatly, a pity really because the location is superb, but there are sites in the same area offering better value
Great place even when its snowing ! Electric hook up available. Ideal for young families, indoor licensed play area and outdoor park central to most pitches. We were four adults. Enjoyed the hospitality in the bar and us ladies loved the retail outlet which you could spend a full day browsing. Toilets were clean. Showers hot. The camp is a short drive from delamere forest for walks and local pubs selling great food. I feel the camp lacks a shop providing essentials, it was only on our last day there we were told you could purchase milk from the bar. Will definitely stay again this year
We stayed at Lady Heyes between Christmas and New Year 2012, we had recently bought the caravan so didn't want to travel far on our first outing. I can say that the caravan park what excellent, the pitch was hardstanding and fully serviced, it was a little un-level but that was quickly remedied.
The toilet facilities are amazing, it is a swipe card system to get in, they are spotless, warm, gallons of hot water and underfloor heating, amazing.
If you are a resident on the site then there is free access to the kids indoor play area that has a bar and serves coffee, etc. We were never out of the place, it was very welcoming and friendly.
Overall I was really impressed with lady Heyes, everything about the site says professional, there are some lovely views and a number of craft shops to walk around, the only problem is, I compare every other shower facilities with this one, it will be hard to beat.
This was our second visit and although the site was almost full the toilet/shower block was still very clean. The site itself is set out really well, nobody is hemmed in there's enough room surrounding all the pitches. Ok, some of the pitches need a very long waste and fresh water hose to reach the utilities post but once your connected you don't need to worry any more about water until your stay is over. Owner is always super friendly and with him living on site, if you ever need anything he will do his best to help. Over all a very relaxing, enjoyable break every time.
Just got back from our third visit. We haven't been for over twelve months and there have been quite a few changes. The club house is a good addition. It has a big soft play area for the kids. The soft play area does make the seating a bit bizarre as it is all down one side. There was karaoke on the Saturday Night but because of the layout you can't actually see any of the singers, but that is a minor fault. It is good to have somewhere you can have a drink, the jugs of sangria worth a try.
Check in is easy. Showers now have swipe card entry and were clean.
We walked into Frodsham 20 mins downhill stopping off at the Traveller's rest on thr way, seem rude not to, had a walk around the shops, lunch and a beer at the Bears Paw which was excellent and a pint in the Real Ale bar Helter Skelter then taxi back to Lady Heyes. It made for a nice relaxing Saturday.
The biggest disappointment for us this time was not the site but the Bistro. We ate there last time we were at Lady Heyes and the food was tremendous. We booked a table for 7. 45pm and were really looking forward to it. There we 4 adults in our party and we were the only one's in the place. The food this time was completely average and we were all totally gutted after we had eaten.
We will return to Lady Heyes, it is a good site less than an hour from home and in the winter months the added bonus of a club on site is great
Booked this site as it was fairly local to us and we were only going for 2 nights. When we arrived we were amazed at how nice it was, we couldn't believe we were only 20 mins from home !
We were in the overflow field for tents and the pitches were great. It was a slight walk to the facilities but we didn't mind. The first tent field the pitches seemed closer together but still fine.
There was a great clubhouse on site which we wernt expecting. It had a play area for the kids which was free, great as we could have a drink in peace for 10 mins. There was also a little shop but didn't have much stock really. Morrisons is just down the road in Frodsham village so not a problem. There were also lots of quirky shops within the craft and antique centre, great for a little wonder if you have a spare hour or so.
Th facilities were fantastic, loads of toilets which were immaculate and well stocked with loo roll. Showers fab too and always plenty of hot water. Also loads of modern sinks and mirrors, so no worries or waiting to wash your face or brush your teeth !
A briliant site and really reasonably priced £15 for a family of 4 in a tent and £3 extra for EHU. Will definitely be visiting again.
We stayed here as it had been recommended as good value for money which it certainly was.
We arrived to find our pre-selected tent pitch water logged and were able to move to another. Pitches are very small if you have a large family tent with an extension/canopy. They are lined up like terrace houses with no privacy and the ground is very uneven and on a slope.
It rained during our stay and we had puddles under the tent which was not great. You can choose your pitch and I would recommend those from 23 (I think) as this side of the field the pitches are slightly longer.
The washblock was clean enough although the floor in the showers always seemed to be quite dirty. There were plenty of toilets (too many?) but often had to queue for the showers. It would be nice to have some private sinks though.
The family cubicle was rarely used by others but provided a large space to easily shower two children - would've been better if these had been external to the male/female areas though so families could use. Also the washblock was a bit of a walk from the camping pitches.
The children loved the indoor play area in the clubhouse although we only went there one night (out of seven) as it was too busy and loud for us on an evening. We didn't really use the outdoor play area as there is a sand pit that is more like builders sand than play sand causing clothes to stain.
We went to Chester Zoo, the Wirral and Llandudno so it's a good site to access that part of the UK. There is a great park called Castle Park in Frodsham for the kids and Morrisons and Tescos are a short drive away.
The site is on the flight path for Liverpool airport. It's not overly busy apart from several planes around 10. 30pm which seem to be lower than the others!
We had a nice week away but wouldn't return to this site. Pitch size would definitely prevent us from returning. However if you are going away in a group and book pitches next to each other it's probably ideal!
Just returned from our 2nd visit to Lady heyes having stayed there last year not long after it opened, and I think the site is getting better all the time.
There have been improvements to the play area, and there is now a bar/clubhouse with a nice decked area to sit out on and dogs are welcome too.
Lovely views over Cheshire on a clear day- you can see joderel bank etc. I spoke to the warden and further improvement are planned for next year such as the camping field getting it's own shower block and maybe some super pitches with hot tubs.
My only criticism is the pitches are not level so take my advice and make sure you have a leveller with you, and the electric hook up points are situated in strange places.
We returned yesterday from our first venture out with our trailer tent. The site itself is lovely, everything very modern and the cleanest shower/toilet block ive seen yet. The pitch wasn't very level, quite a few sunken bits and because of the rain it was very boggy too. We'll just ask for a different pitch next time.
Unfortunately we never made it to wander round the little shops on site as we were too busy 'finding our feet' with the tent, however there is an indoor playcentre on site which is perfect if you have little ones and its bad weather. My little boy loved it. The outdoor play area unfortunately isnt great. As mentioned before on a previous review its just a fort with climbing bits. Not great for young toddlers.
We went into Frodsham a couple of times to get something to eat. Chippy tea as too exhausted and wet to do anything else! So I cant really comment on what's there. It looked like a pretty place though.
We had a couple of issues with our Trailer tent, there was nobody on hand to help while we were there and as the site was quiet, not many volunteers! So we just had to 'make do' however when we checked out, the man on the desk was extremely helpful with where we might have gone wrong with poles. We mentioned we may return in a few weeks to which he said he will give us a hand with the poles.
Will definitely return to this site and will hopefully get to see more of it next time. (with a properly erected trailer tent!) :)
We have stayed on this caravan site twice in two weeks, its local to our home, near enough for a fast set up but far enough to feel we have been away.
We are going back again next week.
This is a lovely site, still relatively new, lovely layout feels informal although all pitches are numbered. The facilities are excellent A1. There are plenty of toilets, showers and sinks, there is even a family/disabled shower room. The whole site is well looked after. There is a big wooden fort for children to play in complete with sand pit.
There is a bistro on the retail side of Lady Heyes which serves a beautiful breakfast at a reasonable price. The retail outlets are good to walk around and are well visited. Overall an experience I believe many will repeat again and again as we have. Only one negative comment to make, that is they could maybe could do with a few more waste bins.
Checkin was efficent - access to the site being controlled by a RFID card swipe. Just watch the side of your van when driving - you need to be near to the access pad to swipe it without getting out the car, so steer away so the van does not hit it.
We were given a map of the site showing our (pre selected) pitch. The flip side of the map was a list of rules, where were good, but written like a set of orders rather than friendly rules.
Our pitch was an ok size, but the car had to be parked on the adjacent grass as there was no room elsewhere - I hate that as it means wet or muddy feet.
The toilet block is excellent - the best I have seen anywhere, and always clean.
The site does feel like a ghost town mid week however, as there seem to be many vans sitting there locked up waiting for the weekend.
The site slopes quite a bit, and given that all caravan pitches appear to be hardstanding, I do ask why did they not make any attempt to level the pitches when putting down the base. Don't visit without your levelling kit! Quite a few vans appeared to have their jockey wheels as far down as they could go in an attempt to level them up.
The roadways around the site are all made from what appears to be crumbed tarmac - the stuff that gets removed when resurfacing a road - so not your usual stuff and quite rough.
The playpark is very basic - no swings, no slide, no see-saw. Just a basic timber fort with a simple timber 'ship' inside. There is also a sand pit - but do give it a wide bearth as the 'sand' stains clothes and does not wash off!
Given that this is a pretty new site, I was very surprised to see weeds growing within many hardstanding pitches and also around paths.
One big disappointment was the amount of dog poo -on a lot of the grass which is obviously a major hassle for kids - not really acceptable and clearly the rules are not being enforced in this respect.
I was also surprised of the amount of litter around the perimeter of the site, which was probably made worse by the amount of wind - the site being high up on the exposed hill.
In summary, the site has very good potential, excellent toilets/showers - just needs a bit of TLC and clean up the dog poo and litter and a proper play park - then it will be a top site.
We stayed here for a 3 night for day stay, and we most definitely will be returning. The toilet shower/block facility is vey modern and clean and has an excellent family room with baby bath in ( excellent for our 6 month old), with a great laundary room area with sinks to wash up in and also with the use of a deep chest freezer for food.
Lovely playground area for children and the site overall has a lovely feel about it. Staff very helpful. Also there is the bonus of shops at the front of the site ( I particularly enjoyed this. I m not so sure my husband did!) with antiques, teddy bear shops, cake shops a book shop. There was all sorts really! Also there is a child's play barn there too.
Now for what we felt was the bonus. The campsite club house. This is called the loft run by a guy called Lopez, what can I say, excellent service and lovely place ( we felt as though we could have been abroad sat on the veranda! Indoor is another ( yes! another ball park) and child dance floor with a convenient little shop at the side, we enjoyed our stay so much we have already booked for new years eve here! And would highly recommend anyone to stay, you won't be disappointed!
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
Outdoor Pool <5 miles 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 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 
Here for 5days stay as husband wanted to go to oulton park for Superbikes and this was a perfect site. Helpful staff at check in when arrived pitches all laid out really well with a one way system. Showers are fantastic with under floor heating and radio playing are cleaned regularly and key system in operation (10 pound depo when you arrive). Have a 9 year old son and the play area in centre of site is a great time and friends made in no time at all another bonus if you have younger kids is the bar on site has a small play area which is a pound and keeps them amused no end when your chilling with a beer in the evening. I loved the little bric a brac shops all on the site and if your into vintage this is a must visit for you chuffed to bits with my bargain buys I got and the candle shop is wonderful could have spent a fortune. My husband said the hard standing areas were not level but experienced caravan people would not have a problem rock pegs a must though. Small town of Frodsham which is 2miles down the road has everything from banks to takeaways so not a long way to go for milk and a paper. If we are ever up this way again we would definitely use this site again 
