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Just returned from a week-end here. We have stayed at other Morris parks but first time here. All the other parks are excellent and have outstanding facilities and Ludlow is the same. Spotlessly clean shower & toilet block and level spacious pitches. Helpful staff and well stocked shop. Ludlow is about 1 1/2 miles away, is steeped in history and has many pubs, bars and eateries to suit all budgets.
Can't fault this site, advertised as five stars, and it is what it says on the tin! Would have been good to be a bit closer to Ludlow as bus service is limited but taxi was reasonably priced as well so not too bad. Just a small gripe really.
We have just returned from this touring park but will not be visiting again. The park itself is very spacious and the facilities were spotless with plenty of hot water available all the time for showers. It is ideally located for visiting Ludlow and some of the other lovely places around (highly recommend a visit to Hampton Court Castle!). We walked into Ludlow on a number of occasions and although the road in is very busy we didn't find it put us off walking in. Having highlighted the positives the negative, and the reason we won't be returning, was the staff who were in charge. We have never been to any park either in this country or France and encountered such detached people as these two couples. They were friendly on arrival and that was it really. We had to buy a battery whilst on site to try and sort out a problem we had. On subsequent visits to the shop/reception there was never an enquiry as to how we had got on - they had made the money and that was all that bothered them as far as we could see. Most places we've stayed staff or site owners have been out to have a look and chat to visitors about about what they were trying to do and offering advice. If you encountered one of them on site they would completely blank you and on leaving we were given back our caravan club card with the words have a safe journey. No enquiry as to whether we had enjoyed our stay or hope to see you again - nothing! Not on our list of revisits!
We stayed at this site for 2 nights in early July, on our way to Wales.
The touring park is very new and built on an old RAF base. The pitches are all level with a good mixture of grass and hardstanding, full serviced pitches and also pitches with electric hook up and tv. Part of the park is sectioned off for adults only.
The park has a motorhome service point situated just inside the park barriers which makes it accessible when entering and leaving the park. All refuse bins, chemical disposal and grey water, fresh water points are well located throughout the park.
The toilet block and washing up facilities, laundry, shop, information office and reception are all located in a central block.
The shop stocks a lot of spare parts and accessories for caravans, and also a decent stock of groceries and fresh milk.
The showers toilets etc, are kept very clean, and there is lots of hot water in the showers and sinks, with proper taps, and not the press button type. The unit is also centrally heated and kept at a very warm temperature.
Situated at the top of the park is a dog area, where you can let your dog run off its lead in a big field. The area is well fenced so to stop your dog escaping on to the road.
The site is 30 minutes walk into Ludlow, on a flat main road. There is a bus service, but it is worth noting for dog owners that the local bus company do not allow dogs except for guide and hearing dogs.
The staff on the site were very friendly, and very efficient with their booking in and booking out system.
The price for our 2 nights was £54 which was hardstanding with EHO, which is not cheap, but it is well worth it.
As with other reviewers, found this to be a well laid out site which will be lovely in a while when the many trees planted provide some shelter, as it is it's quite exposed at the moment.
Good loos and showers kept very clean, very well stocked shop and a nice easy 20-5 min walk to Ludlow centre. Lovely level and well spaced pitches. We were opposite a group of 3 vans with several little kids and barely any noise, everyone was friendly and had a nice chat.
Our only criticism is the treatment received from the assistant manager. In all our years of camping we've never met such a poor example of customer service - we actually overheard him at one point walking past our pitch and criticising us to his colleague for using movers to park( all the other staff were lovely ) Questions were met with a curt yes/no and then being blanked.
This is our first time we have ever used a Morris group site and I have to say if this is the sort of people they employ we're very let down. Wouldn't return due to this, however, all other reviews say staff great so maybe a (very) off weekend for him. Shame as marred an otherwise lovely weekend.
In line with other reviews it is a new looking site. However it is a good well laid out site and all pitches were large and level.
We had one of the superpitches and everything was close to the pitch unlike some others we have seen.
TV reception excellent from the van so need to hook to the aerial point.
Location is a 30 minute walk from Ludlow - turn right out of the site and walk on the path all the way in. We did this twice with our kids and there is a hill to go down and back up at the end but otherwise nice little walk. When in Ludlow you are spoilt for choice if you havent got kids - more limited with kids but still good choice.
Back to the site: Showers block 1 off clean and well kept. However I would also agree with other peoples comments that is is annoying that you are having to wait at peak times - even though there were only 27 vans/motor homes on the site when we were there - while there are 3 showers and 3 toilets locked in both male and female areas.
If the site was full it may be a bit of a pain.
However overall we would return for a short weekend as it is easy to get to and Ludlow is a lovely market town that can supply all your foody and drink needs for a weekend in the van.
The Old Bull Ring Tavern caters well for both kids and adults but go early or book for sunday lunch!
We have visited this site a few times, the last been in December, The site is a bit out of Ludlow, and access must be from the South side. Follow the Cattle Market signs, not recommended to go through Ludlow.
Site facilities are excellent and spotlessly clean,
The staff are polite pleasant and very helpful
The shop is stocked with accessories for caravan or motorhome, and some food essentials, all at reasonable prices.
We stayed for 2 nights at Ludlow touring park. Although it is quite close to us we wanted to try it being Morris Leisure's new site to see if it was up to the standards of their other sites and we weren't disappointed.
The site is very well laid out and the pitches are level, hardstanding and spacious. I think they all have TV hook ups but this wasn't needed because there was a good reception on our normal caravan ariel.
The heated toilet/shower blocks were spotlessly clean just like the rest of the site. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, we arrived late on the Friday night, they directed us to our pitch and said to pay the balance the next day at our convenience which was greatly appreciated when all you want to do is pitch up and open the wine!
There is a very well stocked shop on site with a large selection of caravan and camping goods. A nice little play area near the entrance which is fenced off for safety.
It is a good 25 min walk into Ludlow where there are a large choice of places to eat and drink.
In all we would highly recommend this site and we look forward to going back again - especially when the newly planted trees and shrubs have had time to mature.
We arrived on a Friday at @ 1.30pm and there was 20 other units checking in at the same time. The site was well organised for arrivals and this process was completed quickly and without fuss.
The pitch was a large gravel covered, level super pitch with 16amp, water and waste and a TV point. We pitched an awning and this was no issue and the pegs went in easily enough. The grass around the pitch was waterlogged and only got worse over the weekend with part of the site becoming flooded to 6' deep.
The site is barren with new growth yet to establish. This is a shame and once mature I am sure this will be a really nice site. The facilities were first class and always clean. The shop also was well stocked and reasonably priced.
Ludlow is 1.8 miles away and is a great town to visit and walk around.
Just returned from a 3 night stay, thurs, frid, sat. We found the site as expected from a new site to be very well laid out and very clean facilities,
We used pitch number 65 this being a fully serviced pitch. The size of the pitch was excellent, plenty of room for a car, caravan, and awning + a strip of grass to sit outside, we thought for the future the owner's should build an extra shower block at this end of the site as there are over 100 pitches here !
The site will be smashing when established and very private the approach to the check in was very good well marked out lanes with plenty of room to arrive and depart,
Ludlow very close by and plenty to see locally,
Really enjoyed our stay staff very helpful and polite will return again for sure.
This is a very new site and so it is open and sparse with very small trees which will of course grow. It can therefore get quite windy.
The approach is an easy one from the South only, do not go through Ludlow with a caravan. Reception is pleasant and the staff courteous and helpful.
The pitches are quite large, but have no separating hedge or anything. We had a superpitch with water, electricity and a drainage point. We did not use the TV. The gravel on the hardstandings is irritatingly easy to get in your caravan and shoes as it's fairly small size.
The toilet block is large and clean, with showers, WCs, wash cubicles and a 4-machine laundry. It was well designed and being like a wooden barn on the outside fits in well with the countryside around. The site was completely full for the Food Festival when we were there, but the facilities seemed to cope easily enough.
The shop sells mostly caravan hardware, with only a few groceries, which I thought a pity.
Wifi signal seems strong enough but we didn't use it. Radio reception is not too good.
The fish and chip van calls Friday and Saturday, its OK but nothing to write home about.
The site has good security.
All-in-all, its a good, well-regulated site, along the lines of the Caravan Club and Camping and Caravan Club, so some may find it a bit too formal. We saw one tent (with a car) when we were there, but it might have been related to an on-site caravan.
I have two gripes with regard to the site. One, it is quite noisy at times because of the proximity of the main A49 which carries a lot of traffic, east of the site. It starts early and goes on late. I do not think this is likely to improve with age, as it is already shielded by the riverside's mature trees. There is a railway there too, but not so busy. Another road borders the west side of the site which was less busy.
My second gripe is that there is a dedicated dog walking area on site but several too-lazy dog owners thought it acceptable to walk behind other people's units to exercise their dogs. Yes they had scoopers and bags, but, as a former dog owner myself and not wishing to go into the gory details, I know that only clears the bulk of the dog waste from the grass not all of it and it doesn't stop dogs urinating. Both of which are smelly and unacceptable, particularly in dry weather. The rules should be better enforced please.
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