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If only they all could be like this, however this site needs time to blend into the environment, which will happen. They have spent a lot of time and money here and designed a very good site.
From the moment you pull off the road onto the site you feel space.
Late arrival hook-up. Check in arrival lane. Very efficient. Shop with so much stuff to buy, not just food but you could build a caravan with the amount in here.
Then down onto the site: adult or family. One way system. Massive pitch. Too much choice where to put awning, caravan and car. They look like you could easily put a 3m deep awning onto them.
16 amp hook up tv point and lights that show your way at night.
Water pressure a little high for my full serviced water float in my aqua roll
Showers and toilets like a swanky member’s club, shame it’s got some closed, the showers and toilets are out, they may be so busy that they have to close some off to keep the cleaning down. 6 toilets 6 showers and they are great
Security barrier for entry and exit which you don’t find very often, bonus
If I was pushed to find fault
A reseeding program for the bare patches of ground. Not many but a few stones that have migrated from the pitches onto the roads and a choice of pitch on arrival, but it gets 6 stars from me
So much to see around the area that would easily fill 2 weeks
We have just returned from a weekend at this site.
The facilities are very good, clean and tidy. The toilet block is located at The main reception as are all of the main facilities
The site is up to the standard of the other Morris Leisure sites.
The site is well laid out and the pitches are wide enough for car, van and awning.
There are two sets of wardens on site who were very helpful and friendly.
The site would be about a quarter full on our visit.
The toilet/ shower block has six toilets and showers for male and female. Though three showers and toilets were closed off in both male and female for no apparent reason other than less to clean.
We inquired about the site wifi but at £5 for five hours or £15 for a week we felt the price was too high after paying £30 a night for a super pitch. Other sites we have stayed at offer free wifi and more and more sites offer this as standard.
We had our fair share of rain whilst we were there and a few of the pitches flooded. Numbers 70, 86, 126, 127, 128 and 129. The water did eventually drain but these may be pitches to avoid when booking.
The chip van comes on a Saturday and is well worth a visit. Good quality and reasonably priced.
Ludlow is one and a half miles along a narrow footpath and takes about thirty minutes.
Ludlow is very nice with lots of good pubs and places to eat.
All in all we enjoyed our visit. The site is to a high standard but maybe Morris can offer free wifi and free visitor parking.
It does feel a bit more of a chain brand and a business foremost.
Just returned from 4 nights here for a family of 4 and one dog - £35 per night for a superpitch. The EHU was good, but TV reception poor and if you want to plug into the TV point you will need a good 10metre cable.
The site was very new and as it says in other reviews will be better when the trees and shrubs grow, at the moment it lacks character and doesn't have that 'campsite atmosphere', there is a large adult only section and the site is very quiet. You can not access the river as the gates to it are locked, as is the 2nd dog walk area.
The children's play area was fine for my 2 children (9 & 11) but is on the other side of the entrance barrier (behind a fence) and not in view of any of the caravans so if you had smaller children you would have to accompany them.
The toilets were immaculate and had lovely free hot showers, however you only get one key per pitch and they are closed between 11-12. 30 for cleaning, when only one toilet is in use for the whole site!
Ludlow is only walking distance for the keen walker along a path on the main road - not a nice walk. Ludlow itself is stunning and The Charlton Arms the nearest pub (at least a 30 minute walk) is beautiful overlooking the river & it does a wonderful Sunday roast.
The Church Inn in the town centre does a 'beer bat' of ales where you can sample a selection of local ales - a real winner with my husband!
All in all I would recommend Ludlow as a place to visit, however we will not return to the touring park as whilst it is clean and has good amenities it was too far away from anything for us and we felt it was overpriced for what it offered.
This caravan park is really well set out. It has several serviced pitches, an adults only area, hard standing and grass pitches.
Although its new and the shrubbery has yet to be established it is already very nice and will only get better.
The pitches are large and you have all the facilities you would expect.
There is a large dog exercise area where you can let dogs off the lead, and a children's play area. It is situated on the banks of a river and is very peaceful.
We could not pick up tv on our standard tv ariel, although on our serviced pitch we had a tv hook up, most others seemed to be using satellite dishes.
Ludlow is a lovely town, very old and very pretty. Numerous pubs and restaurants.
I recommend the Charlton arms with a great view of the river, and the church pub which served lovely pies.
The walk to Ludlow would take a good half hour along a main road with a pavement ( not a very nice walk).
I would recommend this site and the town of Ludlow.
Just got back from a sun drenched long weekend, at the Morris Group’s new site at Ludlow. (Affiliated CC and CCC) This is a state of art site, serviced pitches, with TV connections on bollards (water pressure to high), chargeable WiFi, but I had my 3G dongle? As this site is new, only opened on the 9th May. The shrubs are not established so the site was windy and also a little road and rail noise; give it a couple of years and this will change. Dongle controlled in/out barriers (deposit or surrender your club card). Our pitch was on an adult only section of the site, which suited us. 135 level pitches mostly hard standing, with some grass ones. Sizes of pitch very large, enough space for caravan, awning and car side by side? The only thing is it was a bit of a trek to the amenities. You need the key that is supplied with the dongle to access the main door. The disabled toilet, laundry room, women to the left and men’s to the right were all accessed via this door, which were kept spotless all day. The reception opposite, with limited stock shop, but lots of caravan/camping accessory equipment, news papers. Chip van on site on Saturday. As the pitches are fully serviced, the trek may not be necessary, but for us the caravan loo is for night time liquid waste only. Service points were in abundance and only a couple of pitches away in any direction. Well lit with low level lighting, with high level at the service points. The site is fenced off with eco parts in the middle and a good fence along the river bank, the river is about 8m below the site so no worries about flooding?
Ludlow was walkable, but we did not because of the heat. A day trip out on the Severn valley Railway, from Bewdley to Bridgenorth on a Steam Train, a trip down memory lane which was only a short drive away by car.
Stayed Fri 25th & Sat 26th, weather was a scorcher. The amenities are excellent, possibly the best I've used, thou too hot! It was like being in a hospital! The 'closed for cleaning' period was excessive? 11am till 12. 30pm. The prices are quite high as with other Morris sites, but you get what you pay for I suppose? It does seem to attract the 'high end' campers and lacks character. This may improve as the flora gets established, at present the lawns, shrubs & trees are freshly planted. As for the 'Hard Standing' pitches, I'd definitely give them a miss if I stayed again. It seems to churn up easily, more like the escape lane on a steep hill! Horse/Carriage Camping/Grass not Camping/Granite chippings? I clocked 2. 5 miles to Ludlow, 'Taxi'. The site is a little too 'Clinical' for me, I may try it again in a few years time when it's more established?
Just returned from this super brand new site having stayed two nights for the Ludlow Spring Festival.
Ludlow town centre within easy 30-minute walk and a fiver for a cab back if needed.
Facilities fantastic, staff friendly and accommodating, well stocked shop and a visiting fish and chip van on Saturday evening.
Few minor “teething” probs with TV signal drop-out on super pitch and we couldn’t log-on to the wifi no-matter what we tried (maybe an instruction leaflet with the wifi voucher for Mac and Windows devices would be very useful).
Great site with an adults only section, looking forward to our next stay.
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Is Ludlow Touring Park child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No 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 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
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 
Electric Car Charging Point
If only they all could be like this, however this site needs time to blend into the environment, which will happen. They have spent a lot of time and money here and designed a very good site. 
