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This was our second visit to New Hall Farm and the visit was just as enjoyable as the first time. Our name was not on the board, the rain had washed it off, but a phone call to David soon rectified things. Pitched in the tent section with the electric lead through the fence and a superb view.
The showers are huge so no wet clothes and the water was always hot.
There was loads of reading material in the unmanned reception and a small freezer.
Spoke to David And Jill a few times during our three night stay, nice people making time to talk to people even when they were busy on the farm.
Just back from 4 days at New Hall Farm, it was our fourth stay at this great site,
Jill and Dave were the perfect hosts as usual, despite the fact that they seem to never stop working they always have time to say hello. As it was the Jubilee bank holiday weekend we finally got to sample Daves legendary hot beef baps, and also Jubilee meringues - all fantastic, and served by Jill and Dave (who was sporting a delightful Union Jack waistcoat!)
Great facilities, clean, peaceful, lovely scenery, lots of owls, handy for local shops in the village of Farnsfield. We also noted that the access road to the farm (New Hall Lane) has been resurfaced since last year - good for those of you with caravans.
Not the cheapest site but well worth paying a bit extra for. We love this place and will keep going back again and again!
Wow, a truly great site. We received a warm welcome from Jill, the site owner who offered to help us set up our tent, although we didn’t need any help. She also provided with a welcome pack that was useful and interesting.
Although a working farm, Jill’s husband Dave also taken time out of is busy farming schedule to also welcome us a little later on, he is also was lovely chap.
Situated on an elevated secluded site high on a ridge in the rural countryside. The campsite as spectacular panoramic views. The best thing of the site are all the walks, with many footpaths leading off or around New Hall Farm.
The shower/toilet block is lovely & very clean place with the showers being very roomy. The hole block itself is small with the gents only having 2 toilets and 2 showers and so we both had to wait for a toilet 3 times and a shower twice (this was over the Jubilee bank holiday and was full).
There is an “outdoor only” washing-up area, nice & very clean but not very nice if it’s windy or raining as it is north/west facing. There is a freezer at Reception, full of Thaymar Ice cream which you put your money in an honesty box. Not very good when non hook-up camper’s need room for their ice packs. I must say I’ve had Thaymar Ice cream before at the Chatsworth Horse Trials and they are yummy!
We went on a walk to the 'Reindeer Pub' in Edingley about 1. 1 mile away and had a huge carvery at a reasonable price with a huge choice of meats, pies and veg. Lovely place, beautiful food and friendly staff too.
The hamet of Halam has a pub too the Waggon & Horse. A lovely pub with good home food and a mile away from the end of the drive down a public Byway. Farnsfield is a bigger village with a very popular family butchers, a bakery with buns you’ll drool over, a co-op, a newsagents and a lovely charity shop.
There really is wildlife all around you, wilst out walking, we seen a fox with 2 cubs in the distance catching a pigeon for dinner. The campsite itself had lots of birds and pheasants running around too.
Visited the Minster town of Southwell, a truly beautiful place to visit with lovely shops, but we didn’t think the same about the a lot of the staff. We was greeted with some rude service. And after befriending a couple in the Minster over a chat, they too also said; staff, have been rude and snobbish like to them too!
If it wasn’t for us visiting this beautiful town then it would lie and then where will the woman be!
What a great site, we received a warm welcome from Dave the site owner who helped us and our friends to set up our outfits and provided a welcome pack.
The views from the site are panoramic. The best thing of the site are the walks, we walked into Farnsfield a small village with a very popular butchers, a bakery with buns you can put pounds on just drooling over, a co-op, a newsagents and a lovely charity shop.
In the afternoon we went another walk to the 'Reindeer Pub' in Edingley and had a huge carvery at a reasonable price with a huge choice of meats, pies and veg.
We will definitely go back to the site, the shower area is better than any huge commercial site, plenty of room, temperature controlled and clean.
Reception are with local leaflets of what to do in the area, loan of books and a freezer with Thaymar Ice cream which you put your money in an honesty box.
This is a beautifully maintained site in a picturesque setting with the best toilet block we have ever used!
Our pitch was very large with plenty of space around it and our views over rural Nottinghamshire were amazing.
There was a very convenient field in which to exercise our dog.
The owners were both very friendly and welcoming and happy to help and give advice whenever needed.
The toilet block was spotlessly clean, well looked after and very warm, having radiators to keep off the Spring chill. The showers were huge. All in all a great site and we're looking forward to our next visit.
Returned today from our first visit and it wont be our last. Site has excellent views and plenty of ehu points, (free loan of extensions if yours is too short). An excellent welcome from Gill, who arrived with a 'welcome folder', shortly after our pitch had been easily located from the arrivals board, and clear markers. The facilities are some of the best we have ever seen, clean warm and well kept. Despite torrential rain whilst preparing to leave, Dave made a special point of introducing himself to us, his eagerness to please his guests goes without question. To answer some earlier reviews, Dave has now installed a more powerful pump to improve water pressure, and the road resurfacing equipment arrived as we left. A gentle walk down into Farnsfield, (about 40 minutes), brought us to the Lion public house. Very pleasant and welcome 'mid walk' drink.
What a delightful site. We wanted peace and quiet after a family camp the weekend before and we got what we wanted and more. The site is small and welcoming and the facilities are excellent.
Yes, the water pressure is low but that is pointed out by the owners. It is a working farm but the owners still find time to come and check on you. An earlier review said that David's appearance wasn't smart but I have yet to see anyone work a farm in a tuxedo
The site is peaceful and relaxing with fabulous views. The wife is recovering from a heel op so we could not take advantage of the Old Reindeer but we certainly will, next time.
The only hesitation I have in recommending the site is that we would love to keep it a hidden gem - but the owners deserve all the success they can get. We'll be back!
A couple of our friends invited my wife and I to camp with them at New Hall Farm, Edingley Notts. It is very close to where we live, so we hadn't considered the site before.
The site is near to Southwell with its beautiful Minster and town of mostly Georgian and Victorian buildings.
The site is for adults only and is perched on top of Robin Hood hills. This affords panaramic views in all directions of the lovely rolling Nottinghamshire countryside.
The site is on a working farm and the site owners are busy farmers, but still have time to talk to and assist their guests. They have worked hard to produce a good quality site and it shows.
The pitches are fairly level (some more than others) and the grass is nice and short. There are several EHU pitches and some with hard standing. The toilet block is spotlessly clean and ample to cope with a fairly full site.
There was no noise at all after around 10pm and this remaind so until around 8am the following day. A lie-in in a tent!
Locally, the Reindeer Inn in Edingley serves delightful food and their carvery is legendary!
Local attractions include:- Southwell Minster (8min) Sherwood Forest and Major Oak (20min) Rufford Park (15min) North Leverton Windmill (25min) Newstead Abbey (18min)
All in all, a beautifully maintained tranquil site, set in the lovely rolling countryside of Nottinghamshire. Well worth a visit. We will be returning many more times to come.
Just got back from a very relaxing weekend staying at New Hall Farm. Although it was quite busy, we were given free choice of where to pitch as we didn't require EHU, so chose right at the bottom of the field so had a lot of space and privacy.
It was on a slight hill but didn't cause us any problems. David was very pleasant and helpful, was always a phone call away on his mobile if you need him, but not at all obtrusive.
The 'honesty box' ice cream was lovely and a very nice touch. The scenery around the site was beautiful, and waking up on a Sunday morning to a view across the cornfield was lovely.
Southwell Workhouse was very interesting, but do give yourself at least a couple of hours for your visit, as you have your own personal audio guide and it does take a while to go round.
We bought cheese and bread from the Old Theatre Deli in Southwell for a tent picnic on Saturday night, highly recommended! The Carvery at
The Old Reindeer was excellent value for money at £7. 95, but we were glad to have booked in advance as the place was packed 5 minutes after opening!
All in all can highly recommend New Hall Farm and the surrounding area for a peaceful weekend escape.
Stayed here for a week and wanted to stay longer, it's a gem. The owners of the site were very friendly and helpful. The views from the site are lovely and the walks locally are great our dog really enjoyed them.
The facilities were clean, spacious and yes the showers were the best we have ever used camping.
The Old Reindeer pub served great food (and beer) with Fairfield being close with a co-op store for groceries and papers. One evening we had a take-away from a chinese in Fairfield which was scrumptious.
Southwell was well worth having an explore, quaint shops to investigate.
We will definitely be returning, not soon enough though.
They say first impressions counts. On arrival up a very steep track with many pot holes we turned into the site which looked like a storage area for caravans, some in need of tlc.
The reception is not manned but our name was on a board (not very welcoming while setting up a man appeared (the owner) he seemed pleasant but looked very shabby in his appearance.
The views are outstanding, the showers kept clean by all who use them but the water pressure poor.
Our stay was pleasant enough, although I think it is used by many regulars, sorry but we will not be returning
Owner's response: To address the points you have raised. Our farm drive is grade one tarmac but it is disappointing and perhaps a little unwelcoming, that sadly Notts. County Council have given their repair priority to the main trunk roads however your complaint has been noted and passed on to the Highways Dept. and we have been assured that some repair work will result. I always wear a tie when attending church but not when working on the farm; sorry if my appearance in overalls was off-putting. David Brown
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Is New Hall Farm child friendly? NO, this site is adult only View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <1 mile 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <1 mile 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
Watersports <10 miles 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Just returned from our first visit to this fantastic little site. The owners are very helpful and always available to answer any questions.
