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Just come back from Bestparks Westbrook site (5 mins from Tenbury Wells and 15 mins from Ludlow in the car) after spending a week-end with my husband and 2 children in our touring caravan. We are so glad that we booked this site as it is beautiful. Tents are welcome also. Myself and my family cannot fault this site. We arrived Friday afternoon and my husband reported to the reception area and he was given a map of the site (which indicates where your pitch is) and was given directions to our pitch by the very friendly chap at reception.
Our pitch was hard standing surrounded by grass and next to our pitch was a wooden picnic table to seat upto 6. We used this throughout our stay so there was no need to unpack are table and chairs from the car. Not all pitches had a picnic table - they were just dotted about. We put our own parasol in the middle of the table. We took the option for an extra £1 per night to use their tv ariel hook up. We were told that we couldn't get any digital channels as yet but our digital tv picked up quite a few digital channels throughout our week-end. We also had our own water tap and waste disposal drainage. All the pitches were very well spaced out with plenty of room for an awning (if required) and your car and still enough room to put out chairs and tables (if required). Each pitch was approx 15/20 ft away from the next one. The site even provided the bricks to raise BBQs off the grass (what more could you ask for).
Even though our caravan has a shower, we used the site's facilities (7 minutes for a shower and all for 10p). In my book, that's fantastic value. The shower block has its own toilets and sinks. There are 2 sides to this block (one for men and one for women) and there is also a family room. Each sink is in its own alcove with a curtain behind for privacy.
You are surrounded by fields and there are plenty of walks through this fields and to the River Teme (literally seconds away). The children enjoyed walking in the fields as they were full of sheep. 3 minutes walk from our caravan along the river, we came across a beautiful pub (we bumped into many people at the pub who were staying on the site). On the site, there is a lovely play area for the children (open from 9am to 9pm children to be supervised by an adult. Next to play area, there was a big grassy area for ball games and general playing.
We journeyed into Ludlow during our stay and visited the Ludlow Castle. It is huge. The children loved it as they were able to climb stairs and explore and go right to the top of the castle. We parked our car at the park and ride. Very reasonable, adult return 70p and child return 30p. Back at the site, no traffic noise from any roads, just the occasional baa from a lamb in the distance and a few wood pigeons. What bliss! On our day of departure you need to leave by 12 noon but we paid an extra £3 and were able to stay until 6pm. Excellent. Would definitely recommend this site and we will be returning soon.
After looking for somewhere for a quite long weekend, came across Westbrook, very glad we did. What a lovely site.
Large pitches. Brilliant idea for grey waste being able to move it nearer the outlet pipes. Toilets / showers very clean & tidy with local radio station being played.
Had pitch near the River Teme, abundance of wildlife.
Kids playground away from pitches which is good for the neighbours.
Dog walk very safe with a good stroll along the river to the church.
Walking the other way through the orchard is the pub, nice meals and a nice pint. Walk takes all of 5 mins if that.
Stayed for a week at this park in May 2009 pitches are large and fully serviced. Excellent site, level pitches good facilities showers wash rooms etc. Staff were very helpful
The site is situated next to the river Teme (fishing available)and there is an orchard between the site and river. A short walk along the river bank there is a pub (good food)
Westbrook Park has easy access and the site is serviced by tarmac roads. We look forward to staying there again.
More than I expected! and can second all that's been said before.A very well laid out site that's a credit to the owners.
Flat roomy pitches, and your car is right by you but not obstructive or spoils others views. Making it so easy to pack/unpack.And with TV, power, and water point also to hand making it such an easy and pleasant set up.
The toilets/showers are 1st class, real road and pathways around the site so even with bad weather you won't muddy your abode!
What you must keep in mind though is that it entails a car journey to even do a basic shopping trip.
For the more adventurous, you have a good stretch of the river Teme for fishing,walks etc and ideal for the dog lovers.
For those with youngsters! to be honest, concerns on the close proximity of the river and the steep banking calls for vigilance. They have a basic play area and lots of space for ball games.
They have a riverside orchard! that for a picnic or just to sit and take five is a real bonus.
The local pub is a short walk away that offers good food, but did lack ambiance.
All in all a peaceful site set in a glorious area.
We hope to make many more visits to this lovely site.
Went to Westbrook for the weekend as a 'final' camp of the season. We booked it the week before, and the place was full. Despite being full, it was the quietest campsite we have ever been to!
The site itself is very well laid out and some thought/time/money has gone into making it a very good site. Each pitch has its own water, elec, aerial, drain.Etc The pitches are probably 10m x 10m and then there is a concrete parking spot for your car. The toilet/shower block is the cleanest that I have ever seen.
The rows of pitches are separated by hedges which meant that we never even unpacked the windbreaks. The pitches had been recently returfed and the whole place is well maintained.
They are very strict on where you put your tent, and even my day tent had to be away from the main tent. Despite coming to tell us that we had to move the day tent and one of the other tents, the staff were great.
The kids area and ballgames area are all in one part, and there are no bikes/scooters/etc allowed so the site was very quiet. That wouldn't be to everyones taste, but as we had young kids, it meant that they were safe from older kids whizzing around on bikes etc.
With a dog walk and fishing only a few yards away it caters for most people.
We took 3 other tents with us including a father and 12yr old son who had never been camping before, and we all really enjoyed our stay. As its only 45mins away from home, I can see this being a regular for a quick couple of days. I cannot find any fault with the place and will be going back and will be trying the other 3 sites that come under the Bestparks banner.
What an excellent find. The pitches are all level and large and the site is quite and in a lovely setting, with a great pub (Temeside Inn) serving good food and drinks and has no problem with children. Facilities at the campsite are good and clean and come complete with piped music!
Plenty of places to visit in the area and can recommend Tenbury, Leominster, & Ludlow. If you like good food also worth visiting Ludlow food centre just to the north of Ludlow.
Just spent a peaceful 4 day break on this lovely caravan site. It was so nice to be able to have drinking water, waste, electric and a television aerial connection on each pitch. We were told that the television reception was not very good unless you had your own satellite dish so we opted to pay £1.00 extra per night to have our own aerial connection. At the moment you cannot receive any digital channels.
We were on pitch 7 which was perfectly placed opposite a large expanse of grass (like a small field) that is kept free from caravans or tents so, therefore, you had no-one directly opposite you.
If you are a member of the National Trust there are a few properties to visit not far from the sight. There is no shop on the site and the nearest town is Tenbury Wells, which takes about 10 minutes by car to reach where there are grocery shops, etc. For you to be able to obtain anything you may require. Ludlow is also about a ten to fifteen minutes drive away. We also enjoyed a meal at the local pub which is just a five minutes walk from the site. We would recommend this site to anyone that wanted a quiet break away.
Just returned from a weekend away at Westbrook Farm Park. If peace and tranquility is what you are looking for then this is the place to be. Its in a very pretty location, adjacent to an orchard and offering a stroll along the River Teme. Electric hook up, water hook up and waste water drainage made it worth paying the £16 per night plus £3 for the children. The play area was set back from the caravans/tents so there was not too much noise, however you could still see that your children were safe. The toilet/shower block was very clean/maintained with piped music. The chemical disposal point was a bit disappointing in comparison to the rest of the site - located by the rubbish bins and offering no shelter from the rain. Cycling was not allowed around the site due to safety reasons (which was a bit disappointing for the children) but overall it was an excellent site which we will definitely be returning to again.
Stayed here for two nights. Immacualte site with large, flat and well spaced pitches. Grass better than our lawn! We were directed to our pitch and welcomed warmly. Very pretty location in the orchard with apple trees all in full blossom. Spotless toilet/shower facilities. I really liked the fact that mop and bucket left to mop shower area after use, so no mud and grass left behind! Excellent play area and tractor for children.
We had glorious weather, and enjoyed the riverside stroll to pub, which served good food and welcomed us with three young children. Also visited Burford House with fantastic adventure play area for children, beautiful formal gardens, and well stocked garden centre. We also visited Ludlow castle - children loved all the climbing to be had.
Highly recommended site, we hope to return in August.
My wife & I have spent some of the summer touring on a motorbike & have visited this site twice this year as I grew up around this area & still have family locally. Of the many campsites we have stayed this summer this is without a doubt the best. A relatively small site in a beautiful setting this offers the peace & tranquillity we like. The site is completely level & immaculately maintained, beside a river & an orchard it really does offer a very relaxing environment. Compared with some of the truly awful facilities on some other sites the toilet & shower block is very clean with wash areas curtained off to offer privacy & there is even music playing. The owner is very friendly, helpful & accommodating & even though we were bikers made us feel welcome which we found is not always the case! There is a very nice pub just a short walk through the orchard & the local towns of Tenbury Wells & Ludlow offer all that you could possibly need. If you are looking for a peaceful, clean & well maintained site then I totally recommend that you visit this site. I use this site to evaluate other sites we stay at & up until now I have not found anything better !.
We have just returned from a weekend at Westbrook Farm Park which was thoroughly enjoyable. The setting is very nice in an orchard and apples were in abundance at this time of year, but windfalls seemed to have been cleared away in most areas. As previous reviewers have said the grass pitches are in good condition, large and each has water tap, drain, EHU and TV aerial (EHU and TV are chargeable). The ground is level and I found no stones when knocking in my pegs, there are also hard standing pitches for caravans and camper vans which looked very well maintained.
The toilet blocks (and wash-up) are very nice, clean & tidy but I would imagine a little small at busy times. The gents had 2 showers and 3 toilet cubicles plus urinals. Piped radio is a nice extra as are the individual basin cubicles. There was always soap and toilet paper when we visited. The showers cost 20p, but for this you get a nice hot (controllable) good pressure shower in a spacious cubicle - and 20p was enough for 1 shower in our experience.
My kids loved the safe play area with climbing frame, roundabout, swings, seesaw and old tractor which was a favourite. There is also a basket ball hoop and football goals. Ball games are not allowed elsewhere on the site.
As others have said the pub is 5 mins walk along the river to the main road. We found a warm welcome and good food. Eating in the bar our kids made use of the pool table and jukebox. The food really was very good!
There is no shop at this site so you will need to head out for supplies or forgotten items. Tenbury Wells is about 3 miles away and has a general shop open into the evening, a number of pubs etc. Ludlow and Leominster are also close enough for some more intensive shopping and I would recommend Ludlow for a visit to it's castle, nice shops and when there, market.
All of these benefits come at a cost: Firstly the prices are above average - a tent, 1 adult, 2 kids and EHU plus £3.00 late departure charge cost over £40 for 2 nights. Secondly in order to achieve the desired environment this site is obsessed by RULES. On arrival you follow the man on a bike to your pitch where you are told how you must locate your tent and where to park your car, "Doggie Buckets" are everywhere to clear up after your dog (a good thing IMHO), children must be accompanied to the toilet blocks (not enforced in our experience), BBQs must be placed on bricks, childrens play area is only open 9am - 9pm (my kids were sent away before 9pm because it was getting dark and told it was closed), No visitor cars past this point etc etc etc. Now these rules achieve a good standard on this site and I understand their purpose, but if you are not one to stick to rules then I would suggest you may want to think before visiting as there are more than usual and every tree trunk, notice board and wall has a little sign telling you what you must or mustn't do. Thirdly we did experience some noise from the nearby A456.
All in all this is a very nice site which was enjoyed by both adukts and kids. It maintains a certain standard and that will appeal to many visitors. We will certainly have it on our list of places to return to as soon as possible.
Just recently come back from camping here. It is a really lovely place and I would definitely go here again. We went to the local pub both nights we were here - nice food.
Just a couple of things to remember to take if camping, lots of 10p & 20p coins for the showers. Also we had a blow up bed which had a mains pump, but the power points here do not have standard sockets so you will need an adaptor plug (a round outdoor blue plug) for any power you need.
This is an incredibly neat, tidy, clean and well organised site. The toilets are immaculate, and the owners obviously take great pride in running the site. You do pay the price slightly though in lack of freedom - we were told off for parking our motorhome about 10" too far to the left! So it's not brilliant if you're in a group and want to be near other people. You also have to overcome the feeling that you're in 'campsite surburbia'.
Showers were 10p for 6 minutes for women and 20p for 6 minutes for men!?
There's a short walk along the river to a pub with good food - we sat with children in the bar area - it was a bit smoky, but we felt welcomed.
The on-site play area isn't great for pre-school children. But a short drive away is Burford House Gardens which has one of the best play areas I've ever been to - in a lovely setting with a house, cafe, garden centre and formal gardens (you pay for the formal gardens but the rest is free).
Have just returned today from a weekend away at this lovely site. It is local to us and will hopefully become a regular. All facilities were spotlessly clean and pitches generously spaced. We received a very friendly welcome on arrival and were quickly helped onto our pitch. It is obvious that the owners take great pride in providing the best facilities for their guest's enjoyment.
Visited here at Easter 2006. We were the only tent there for the whole weekend (where were you all?!) and so it was very spacious and a good spot. The site is excellent, well looked after, and the loos, showers etc spotless. Its the first time I've had radio two piped in at a site, whilst I've had a shower!
It also seemed to be a good site for kids with a good safe play area and a separate dog walking area. The pub is 5 Min's away along the river, although it is quite small in the bar and I imagine will get very busy in the summer. Tenbury is a 10 minute cycle away (nice along the back road) and Ludlow 10 Min's in the car.
The downside? Well I'm afraid to say the cost has now risen to £16 per night just for a single pitch, with no electricity or anything. Its also still 20p for the shower and £2-00 per person if any friends visit!
When my wife suggested that we might only stay a night or two, as the weather was unpredictable, the owner informed us that it was a three night minimum booking, this despite the fact we were the only tent there!
So all in all a very good site, but you will pay slightly more than normal for it!
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Just come back from Bestparks Westbrook site (5 mins from Tenbury Wells and 15 mins from Ludlow in the car) after spending a week-end with my husband and 2 children in our touring caravan. We are so glad that we booked this site as it is beautiful. Tents are welcome also. Myself and my family cannot fault this site. We arrived Friday afternoon and my husband reported to the reception area and he was given a map of the site (which indicates where your pitch is) and was given directions to our pitch by the very friendly chap at reception. 
