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This what makes caravanning great I love this site so pretty and very well kept. The toilets are always immaculate any time of the day. The club house was good soft pay for young ones pool tables for the older ones. Food (kids) was all we tried were large portions and kids enjoyed. The shop was great jammed packed of caravan items. It's good location plenty areas to visit. Only stayed the two nights. But we defo be back again fab. Cost £25 a night well worth it 2adults 2 kids. The staff are very helpful shop owner was lovely.
As you drive through to reception, you can just feel this is a well maintained site.
1st Class reception, and very helpful.
Found pitch and got everything out F9, I did ask was a big tent pitch, , and yup its the biggest for tents, cant think of a tent that wouldn't fit in this pitch. Now with every positive there has to be a negative, yin and yang. Pigeons, , , from 1st light to last light, , so wanted an air rifle.
Club House and shop, both first class, thou Stella was a bit over priced. Had a meal first night there, and well priced and massive portions.
Toilets and showers, cant get any better. Bath was very clean, I have at least 2 showers and day and everytime showers/bath had been cleaned.
Park and footy pitch, , loads of room for kids and everyone seems to keep to 5mph limit, so safe.
Exercise area for dogs, well maintained and nothing left that shouldnt be ;-)
You do see the warden doing his rounds and no noise at night, , the noise just starts when the pigeons see the sun come up
Loads to do round the surrounding area, for the young and the old.
Local Tesco and Asda less than 20 mins away, thou they arent the biggest in the world
All in all great place, thou saying that. Doubt will be back again and just because the noise of the pigeons, shame really. Doubt owners can do much about them other than hire out air-rifles from reception :-)
Had 10 enjoyable nights, lovely campsite, extremely friendly and helpful staff. Toilets and washroom are immaculate, whatever time of day you visit. Playpark is fab, our grandson really enjoyed it.
Downside of the pitch, we stayed on J 3, it attracts lots of pigeons, seagulls and other birds! They woke us up at 3. 30 each morning! The tent also needed daily cleaning! The pitch had the advantage of being 'hedged' which gave us some privacy.
Two minutes from the site is a lovely little pub called the flying salmon. Tesco is a 10 minute walk away. Spittal beach has a play park, amusements and arcade.
Not sure we would stay again, we never visit the same place twice, however would recommend this site
Sad to say we were looking forward to a restful breakaway after a difficult number of months due to illness and to arrive at this site to be greeted by the pitch being [what we initially believed to be a car park] a space we were seriously displeased with and when we asked to move was told a definite no.
The first three days was spent parked next to a plumbers van at one point [parked up to do some work] and a person who in the next pitch parked right next to us and had a lot of visitors.
We then managed to move to a better place but then spent a night listening to a van load of people completely drunk and more than a few was present.
Our disappointment in a site we had planned a relaxing break and then reception of two channels on our TV just added to our feelings. If it was not for the receptionist who we saw on our third day we would have been completely stressed out, how can they charge twenty five pounds for an experience that was so wrong.
When booking I was allocated a pitch in The Orchard, which I was told was quiet, which was my preference. On arrival found it was one of the quietest areas to pitch.
Unfortunately, they had allocated us a quiet pitch, but put us next to 2 families who had come together and just stood at the back of the caravans drinking all day and night!
They only left the caravan to go to the pub! Then they returned and played music until late into the evening, no consideration for anyone else. They also played football around the caravans, despite the signs and there being a pitch 2 seconds away.
Disappointed that there didn't seem to be any wardens around, ensuring rules were followed.
Once they left if was a nice stay, weather was lovely, lots of friendly kids, they all played well together. Great for kids, good playground, can make dens in wooded areas, great football pitch, very safe.
One of the best dog walks I have found on a site, I felt very safe, even walking late into the evening.
Husband found shower blocks didn't have any cubicles for having a shave etc. In ladies showers the mirrors were too low, if you're over 5' you can only use them for your chest! No thought had gone into it, the tiles didn't go far enough up the wall, so the mirrors were just stuck on anywhere.
Very nice pub a few minutes from the site, The Salmon (I think). Very nice food, not many tables, so best to pop in and book.
Found a lovely beach about 12 miles into Scotland, Cockington Sands (I think again).
A nice site if they keep the riff raff out, but suspect they visit here because they know the rules aren't enforced.
As previous reviews this is a spotless well maintained site, through out all the facilities. The playgroud is a large adventure style climbing frame with the mini golf behind it £2 pp(with a £1 deposit returned) its not the best but what can you expect for a £1.
There is a variety of pitches to suit families or couples, but you have to request them, all pitches are a large grave base so beware if you are putting up an awning, the whole site seems to have good drainage as it poured down through the night but in the morning everything including the park was in good condition still.
The on site bar was nice and they serve food (which we did not try, but sounded nice)there is a soft play in the family room but it is basic and would only suit smaller children and the site camping shop is full to bursting with everything you could possibly need for camping and very well priced.
The site cost us £20 for up to 4 persons and electric, so is a real find for us, we will return, but you have to pre book as we had tried to get on this site in the past but was fully booked.
Very nice site situated a 10-15 minute walk from the charming walled town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. There’s a pub 5 minutes walk from the site entrance. The majority of the site is taken up by “static”, but this gives it a more “community” feel. The pitches are set out well – the one we had was fully serviced with water, waste and a TV socket. The sanitary block is very clean and well equipped – there’s even a bath tub!
The staff were very friendly and gave us a whole load of maps and information about the local area.
The coastal cycle path to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is a beautiful trail (12 miles each way) – but check the tides before you go! Would recommend the site to others as a base to explore the local area – there’s tonnes of castles and beautiful countryside to explore.
We stayed here for an overnight break on a weekend. Staff very friendly and the site is spotless. Toilets and showers are clean and warm with free showers etc.
Ideal location for walking into Berwick town centre which is about 1 1/2 miles way on a lit footpath. Nice park for kids on the site and we stayed in a quiet walled corner in an old orchard.
Great Site, would go again, camping/caravan shop brilliant, has all the little bits you would need,
Staff are brilliant and polite, playpark is great for kids, we were there for 4 nights and my kids played there all the time, and they are 9 and 6, also great football park,
Walk to tesco is 10 mins, for all your needs,
We were in D section, no problem getting in, pitch had water, waste, satellite and tv connection (fully serviced).
Toilets and showers were spotless, great dogwalk, never used the bar but no noise after 8pm, great to get kids to sleep
We stayed here for a weekend and were accompanied by friends in a separate tent.
The facilities were excellent, with a well stocked camping equipment shop on site and a small general store just outside the site. I even passed about 20 minutes in the games room!
Toilets were spotless as were the washing facilities. We stayed on pitch J5 in the orchard area. While the seclusion provided by the hedges gave a nice intimate feeling, we were plagued by the 'end of season' wasps due to the amount of greenery around us.
Our friends' 10 year old daughter thoroughly enjoyed the play park and one key attraction for all the kids was collecting conkers - all harmless fun. We had hoped to play the crazy golf, but didn't get time, so possibly next time.
The site staff were helpful and friendly, providing a wealth of information about what was on in the surrounding area over the weekend, and in general. As there was a food and beer festival in Berwick, we took a taxi into town (about £4.50 each way). This meant that we didn't manage to try out the clubhouse on this occasion.
We have made a few attempts to book this site and they are very busy in the peak season, so book early or accept an off-season break.
Nice site, but massive, our pitch was in the orchard close to the children's playground, but you cant have it all. Pub on site ok. Showers toilets etc clean and tidy. Great dog walk around site with loads of bins. There is a camping shop on site which sells just about everything you will need for camping/caravanning. There is a shop just across the road which sells the essentials if you run out of things. There is is a pub down the road 10min walk, went here one night, very nice and friendly. This site is not really my cup of tea, even so its a nice site with great facilities with kids in mind. Oh forgot to mention take some extra strong pegs and a lump hammer the ground in the orchard is like concrete, no I think it is concrete normal steel pegs would not go in bent loads.
We had 6 nights here at the end of august. 2 adults and one 7 year old girl.
Facilities are excellent - plenty of toilets / showers /washing up sinks - all spotless and never busy.
Good kids play area, nice bar with a family room, pool tables, play area.
Good camp shop on site that sells everything - reasonably priced too.
Good little shop over the road from the site. Asda 5 mins drive away along with an M & S food shop.
We didn't notice too much noise at night.
The staff were constantly tidying up and they were all really friendly.
One thing to bear in mind if you are a camper is that this is really a 5 star caravan park and there are hundreds of statics on site. I always feel that these type of parks lose a bit of camp site atmosphere and this was the case here a little bit. Our pitch was fine though and large enough for an 8 berth, however we didn't see the sun from approx 3.00pm due to the woodland behind our tent. I think our pitch was D9.
Local places to visit include banburgh beach, seahouses, (a cracking little beach near seahouses called beadnall beach), chillingham castle was worth a visit for 1/2 a day - the most haunted castle in britain apparently!
We visited Chain Bridge honey farm which is free and well worth a visit - we really enjoyed that trip.
'pot a doodle do ' is just down the road and you pick a clay pot of your choice and then sit down and decorate them. For the 3 of us, it was £40 which was ok. You have to pick your pots up 2 days later after they have been in the kiln so ensure you leave enough time in your trip to pick them up.
There are many many other places to visit but we didn't get chance but the area as a whole is excellent.
All in all, a nice site but not really what we would look for. I wouldn't go again but only because its more of a caravan site.
The play area footy pitch and clubhouse are very good,the tent pitches while small in number were fine.(some are quite small so a large tent (like ours)could be a problem.Luckily our pitch was fine.
The site is well situated to tour berwick and the coast. And an asda is only 1 mile away.
The park staff were friendly and toured regularly.
The toilets were clean but not sure the key entry system is needed.
Shame there wasn't more tent pitches but overall
8/10 we would return.
Bamburgh castle and beach is a must. But the fish and chips in seahouses is both over priced and poor quality.
Craster and dunstanburgh castle very pretty.
We didn't venture too far but berwick is ok.
Next time we plan to visit the aviation museum nr edinburgh.
We have just arrived back and this is the first time I have felt strongly enough to leave a review of any site. This site was excellent. We have twins aged 7 who didn't want to leave. There is a large playground with equipment suitable from approximate age 4 up to 12, a crazy golf course, a table tennis table, a large football field and a small wooded area the kids spent a lot of time playing hide and seek in.
The shower block has everything you needed. There are 8 toilet cubicles in the ladies with baby changing facilities all of which were kept very clean. There are 4 showers in a separate room which again were kept spotlessly clean. Each shower cubicle had a fold down seat and 2 hooks (a big gripe of mine being that they never have enough hanging space).
Also 2 family rooms at the rear of the shower block were so useful. Each contained a double shower and a bath which made keeping the kids clean a lot easier than trying to cram into 1 shower cubicle. My only small disappointment with the showers was they were not very powerful and if somebody was running a bath in the family rooms the showers turned unto a dribble. I was very impressed though with the piped music being played into all the toilets and shower rooms.
We stayed on pitch c4 which was spacious with hard standing with electric and was in front of the playground so the kids were in view all the time. All in all a fantastic site, great base for attractions such as Lindisfarne, Bamburgh and Spitall beaches, plus easy access to nearby leisure centre with great pool, and shopping and food outlets in the town.
The site also has a great shop selling caravan gear with very helpful owner, small amusement arcade area, mini cafe and shop selling basic food and cleaning items.
These is also a club house/,pub selling food which we did not sample but looked ok.
Great site for a great family holiday !
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <1 mile 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <1 mile 
Golf <1 mile 
No Tennis 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <1 mile 
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 
This what makes caravanning great I love this site so pretty and very well kept. The toilets are always immaculate any time of the day. The club house was good soft pay for young ones pool tables for the older ones. Food (kids) was all we tried were large portions and kids enjoyed. The shop was great jammed packed of caravan items. It's good location plenty areas to visit. Only stayed the two nights. But we defo be back again fab. Cost £25 a night well worth it 2adults 2 kids. The staff are very helpful shop owner was lovely. 
