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Nice quiet site, very well spaced out with small childrens playground onsite and a bigger one offsite behind the church, very friendly. They do cooked breakfasts weekends and bank holidays which is a nice touch.
Within comfortable walking distance of the village which has a good mix of shops (Butcher, newsagent/grocers, Post Office/grocers, hardware/garden shop and a pub) which are well stocked and enough to stop you driving the 13 odd miles to the nearest supermarket (bliss!).
Hookups and water supply were trouble free, the showers are free and there is a disabled shower as well, both in the new block, there are also more showers and toilets in the old shower block/laundry.
There are numerous footpaths, bridleways and byways nearby which link up easily to make some great walks/rides.
Church Farm is located in the small village of Sixpenny Handley. You go up a winding gravel driveway to access the site, coming across rather oddly an industrial estate and Upholstery business on your left and a new build road of houses on your right, which all seem to be located within the campsite! Once past this, reception etc is signposted on your right, and you follow the path down around the corner to the owners bungalow, there are alot of cats around!
We were able to have our choice of pitches, as there were only about 8 or 9 units there during our visit, the bigger field we decided to pitch in felt very empty, with just 2 other units (nice if you like to be alone!) The main field is dominated by an old church, which chimes on the hour, and the site has stunning views to the surrounding Cranbourne Chase.
The toilets are fine, and kept clean, the only problem is that I could only see one shower in the Ladies block, and my Husband only saw one in the Mens, so if the site gets busy it will be a long wait for the shower!
The site is bordered by a what appears to be a Public Footpath, and we witnessed many non-campers using the camping field as a short cut, with their dogs off their leads, and also local boys bombing around the site on their motorbikes, sadly I had a shock to find some of them sheltering in the toilets also. We left after one night as this made us feel uncomfortable. Overall a nice site, but a shame about the issues mentioned.
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Is Church Farm Caravan And Camping Park child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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