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Townsend Touring And Camping Park
Pembridge
East Street
Leominster
Herefordshire (Browse area)
HR6 9HB
Tel: 01544 388527
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Pitches: 62
Open: 06/03/2026 to 08/01/2027
06/03/2027 to 08/01/2028
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| Who's it for |
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 Groups Welcome |
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| Facilities |
 Toilet Facilities |
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 No Battery Charging |
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 No Freezer / Fridge |
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| Activities |
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 No Evening Ents |
 Fishing On Site |
 No Wild Swimming |
 No Indoor Pool |
 No Outdoor Pool |
 No Horse Riding |
 No Cycle Hire |
 Golf <5 miles |
 No Tennis |
 No Beach |
 No Watersports |
 No Boat Launch |
| Other Features |
 No Sea Views |
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| Date of Visit: May 2010 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Jules Phillips |
12 reviews from this member |
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 The setting for Townsend is lovely and the site is superb. The facilities block is very modern and immaculate as is the whole site with very well kept grounds.
The farm shop is very good indeed and it was a pleasure not to have to shop before we arrived. The sirloin steaks we had were the best we had ever tasted as were the eggs, sausages, black pudding and bacon. We bought pork and more sausages and eggs to bring home!
The wardens and site owners were lovely and booking and arrival were hassle free. Our dog was made very welcome to which is always important to us.
The village is a short walk away with two pubs, a restaurant, a basic shop and a tearoom.
There are several walks from the site but we chose to just sit and listen to the wildlife when the sun came out!
We can not wait to return to this site as we think it is probably the best we have ever been to in 25 years of touring. 
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| Date of Visit: April 2010 |
Unit: Other |
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| Reviewer: Happy camper 81 |
7 reviews from this member |
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Have just returned from a 3 night stay in the pod at Townsend Touring park.
This park is absolutely lovely. It's facilities are very modern and immaculate. In fact the whole park is spotless and very well kept.
All staff we encountered were very friendly. The owner was very friendly and came and introduced herself to us as she hadn't met us when we checked in.
There is an on-site farm shop - lovely!
There is plenty to do in the surrounding area.
I would definitely return to this site.
(Staying in the pod was also great. We normally camp with our tent but the pod was a nice change. It has lights and a heater - what luxury on chilly April nights!)
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| Date of Visit: March 2010 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Jmillard |
3 reviews from this member |
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Upon arrival this site seemed as if it would be close to the farm, then you go up a long driveway and find it is very peaceful. This site was very well maintained especially the toilet block which was spotless, showers were fantastic, grass kept short ,hedges pruned and everything else was the same. Nice lake for fishing, helped some children on a competition while I was there, this was organised by the owners and they seemed to really enjoy themselves. Would really recommend this site for a peaceful holiday
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| Date of Visit: March 2010 |
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| Reviewer: Mylindy1 |
1 review from this member |
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My wife and I have just spent 3 nights on this site but will definitely be returning soon. Where to start? The friendly welcome and information given at reception gave us plenty of options on things to do in the area. We chose a fully serviced pitch which was excellent and very roomy.
Toilet and shower block was immaculately clean as was the whole of the site, not a piece of litter to be seen anywhere. A great variety of hens, ducks and other birds (even Ostriches) made walking around the site all the more pleasant.
We fully partook of the lovely home produce at the farm shop, could not be fresher or nicer. Now for the best bit, for me anyway,the on site fishing. Apparently this is new for this year and the lake has just been stocked with a great variety of carp,tench etc. I had 2 brilliant short sessions and each time I hooked a fish it was fun guessing which type it would be, I can only say this venue is going to improve even more as the fish grow on.
Please don't change much on this site as I can not see how you improve it.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: D S B |
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We visited the site over the August Bank Holiday weekend in a group with others. The site is a gem. Very well kept, beautiful situation and wonderful toilet block/facilities. Full service pitches available on hardstanding and grass. We chose specific pitches months before visiting especially as we were a group of six units, and this was no problem. The site itself is very spacious and in spite of being full there was absolutely plenty of room. They have left so much room for individual pitches size would be no problem for any unit. One very minor point is that some of the drainaway points on the grass pitches were just a little awkwardly positioned, but nothing that could not be overcome, and it could have been just a couple of pitches. We pitched at the side of the lake, which was absolutely delightful. There were ducks and one goose. The goose was the leader of the pack and had no hesitation in giving the early morning call at about 5.45am.
The staff on site were also very helpful and in particular, Jane in reception, who was a real star. She even helped us in arranging a meal out for our group, when I was having difficulty in finding a pub who could accommodate 18 for a meal on a Sunday evening. She obviously enjoyed Townsend as she camped there herself over the B.H weekend, when she was on duty.
Morrisons supermarket available in Leominster and various place to visit, including National Trust properties, cheese making, black and white villages, Leominster, Hereford etc. New children's play area on site. A delightful area and a great site.
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| Date of Visit: September 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Itsyum |
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We had a great weekend at this site ! Very nice setting. Pitches are far apart and fully serviced. The toilet shower block was immaculate (best we've ever stayed at) Little lake in the middle of the park, loads of birds (although the geese were 'very vocal' at 5am !) Nice children's play area. The farm shop sold superb meat (bit more expensive than supermarkets but well well worth it yum yum yum best steak ever on the BBQ) A nice (real ale) pub 5 mins walk away and its in a lovely little village with river walks etc. Well worth a visit !
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| Date of Visit: May 2009 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: StaffordKnot |
39 reviews from this member |
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My husband and I visited here the last weekend in May, when by chance the Pembridge Flower Festival was on (first time for 9 years apparently!) - beautiful!.
Pembridge is very quaint and just 6 - 7 minutes walk to the village's two great pubs and village shop!The church is well worth a visit.
The site is lovely; very well kept and quiet. We paid a little extra for a fully serviced pitch - money worth spending. Excellent toilet facilities.
The farm shop is definitely a must We bought some of the best home reared lamb chops!
All in all would highly recommend this site and have no doubts about going back!
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Beatty |
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A fantastic site. What more could I say!?
As soon as you drive up the driveway you know you’re in for a treat, the grounds are immaculate. Well kept, grass well mown and not a speck of litter in sight!
We were given a map of the site with our pitch details and a small pile of leaflets with info on the surrounding area! A great help for us as we were new to the area. Su came over and introduced herself and gave us more info about the site and things to do. A really nice personal touch.
The pitch was enormous! Plenty of room for our Khyam Ontario 8 and 3 very noisy and excited children. Although the site was quite busy you never felt like you were crowded in. A major plus for this site is that there is just so much room, even if the site was fully booked I could imagine that you would never guess. The grounds were very sympathetically landscaped, with lots of hidden pitches in nooks and crannies (very large nooks and crannies!) All pitches have EHU and access to water. We couldn’t believe that we didn’t need to traipse back and forth to get water.
The Shower/toilet block was spotless and had a very unshowery/toilet block feel to it! A major plus. When we drove by , on our way to our pitch I thought it looked like a tourist information building as there are plenty of leaflets and information available there. Plenty of toilets and showers (which were soaktastic) again all very clean.
We were camping with another family and we were very impressed with the Family bathroom. A nappy changing unit, toilet, mini bath complete with Shower attachment, a really thoughtful addition which was well used by our just potty trained 2 year old! And not a daddy long leg in sight. Again what I couldn’t get over was the amount of space. Not one of those shower blocks where you’re bumping and edging your way past open doors. The washing up area is located towards the back of the shower block and again spotless. Brilliant!
There is a lovely pond on site too, with ducks and geese. And a brand new play area. A huge field to run around in for the children. The play equipment was fantastic and kept the 5 children in our party very amused and entertained, not to mention chickens and emus to see too.
Freezing of ice blocks were free, the farm shop had lovely goodies in. The bread is lovely, sadly didn’t get a chance to order the freshly baked croissants for the morning (will have to make use of next time!) The lamb steaks which we bought were absolutely gorgeous, especially once barbequed and eaten out in the open air! One thing to note that this was a very un-campy shop so don’t expect to grab camping supplies there. Which in a way was even better as I didn’t feel like I was camping.
We drove to Ludlow and had a lovely day at the Castle, Croft Castle (National Trust) is also close by – we stopped there on the way home, great play area and lovely gardens. Didn’t get a chance to have a paddle in the stream in Pembridge, another thing to do next time. Surrounding area beautiful with lots to explore.
All in all a most lovely site, I would highly recommend, an absolute gem!
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Callie968 |
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Fantastic site cannot praise it enough.
Fantastic sized pitches, A1 spotless amenities, loved the family bathroom, great disabled facilities. Lovely indoor and outdoor pot washing area all amenities cleaned thoroughly every day at least twice hot fantastic power showers. Loads of tourist info in foyer of heated amenity block. Fantastic shop and butchers on site steak burgers pressed while you wait, and don't forget to order your fresh croissants the day before needed. Lovely site personnel, really chatty and helpful owners. Visitors free, dog walk area, and great price wth EHU.
Great play area for the kids, Pembridge a two minute walk with Riverside walks, a lovely church, play area and pubs, Fab food and company in the Red Lion round of drnks £6 cheaper than the New Inn a few doors away food fresh and fab and very cheap.
Only 2 things I would do if this site was mine, sell papers and chilled beer in the shop and maybe fishing on the lake
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: NewbyCamper81 |
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This is a wonderful campsite. There was a lovely welcome from Sue when we arrived and made sure we were happy with the pitch and made us feel right at home.
There is a great playground for the children and my 4 year old son thought this was excellent. Its perfectly positioned next the the washing-up facilities which meant I could wash dishes whilst my son played on the slide.
The facilities were excellent, very clean and spacious. The temperature was lovely and warm.
There is a lovely farm shop on the campsite which has great sausages and beefburgers that were made for us while we were in the shop.
Pembridge is a beautiful town with a pretty water garden to visit and a cider brewery to buy the real thing from.
This campsite is in a great location to visit the surrounding area.
We will definitely be returning to this campsite, hopefully very soon.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Elsiekay |
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This is a fabulous site in a beautiful location. We booked for the weekend, not expecting to get in, but were delighted to have a roomy, fully-serviced pitch, overlooking the small lake. The site was pretty full but it didn't feel like it. There was plenty of room and no queues for showers etc in the excellent facility block.
The owners/staff are very friendly, taking the trouble to come to your pitch and ask if everything was OK (which it was). The farm shop sells delicious bacon and pork pies and a few minutes walk into the village provides a shop, tea room, art gallery and 2 pubs. There was a children's play area which looked good to me (although we don't have any children) and the lake is a great bonus with ducks and moorhens. There was some noise from small children but it is the holidays and nothing to do with the site itself.
The village is picturesque although a very busy road runs through the middle and the surrounding countryside is really pretty. There is also a picnic area by the river which is very nice on a sunny day. We had a meal at the New Inn (fortunately we had booked as it was heaving) which was quite good although the bar service was a bit offhand. The bus stop to Leominster, a lovely little market town, was a few minutes walk from the site and it's worth a visit with lots of small independent shops and a lovely park with cafe. Close by in Bromyard is the National Trust Brockhampton Estate which is also well worth a trip. That's about all we had time for but we will be back.
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| Date of Visit: August 2009 |
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| Reviewer: Womaninshoe |
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Great site, large pitches. We did ask to move as the pitch we had been allocated was a bit waterlogged but this wasn't a problem.
Nice children's play area with plenty of room for football away from tents and caravans. Children liked the ducks on the pond.
Spotless facilities, plenty of hot water.
Only here for 2 nights so didn't use the shop nor walk to the village pub (rain stopped play on that front!)so can't comment but it looked fab.
Will be back but fingers crossed for some sun shine next time!
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
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| Reviewer: SHEJ40 |
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This is an excellent site. The pitches are large (we were on a fully serviceable hard-standing pitch). The site toilet/shower block is modern and more importantly very clean and abundance of hot water. Plenty of showers/toilets too.
The site has a farm shop selling all kinds of meats,bread, cheese and fresh veg - excellent.
Value for money - again excellent - this is what camp-sites should be like. On the same par as a Caravan Club 5-star site.
Cannot recommend enough. Excellent - well done to the owners/managers. I would re-visit at any time.
We do not have children so cannot really respond to the facilities but we can say that from what we saw (huge playing area) it was adequate and kept noisy ones from the main pitches. ;-)
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| Date of Visit: July 2009 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Darkwing |
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First trip out in van this year and we wanted it to be a good one and despite the weather it was. Site was very easy to find and situated on the outskirts of the village. Despite being just off the main road there was virtually no traffic noise.
Plenty of places to visit in the area, we went to Hampton Court which had a great maze! The pitches were a really good size and well spaced. We arrived on the Thursday and it was quiet but things got busy on the Friday, you did wonder how all the new arrivals would fit but despite that the site still didn't feel overcrowded.
There is a lovely pond in the middle of the site and it was great to see all the ducks just wandering around amongst the caravans and tents. There are also chickens and emus that are kept just by the shop who are very curious.
Facilities were spotless and they really have tried to think of everything. Sue, one of the owners came and introduced herself to us when we arrived and told us all about the village. You must try the bacon from the shop - it was delicious. We had a meal at the New Inn on the Saturday evening but at this time of year you need to book a table. Overall a lovely site and would definitely visit again.
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| Date of Visit: June 2009 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Owennicki |
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This was our first weekend camping and we went with 2 other families, one of which had and one hadn’t camped before – a trial weekend! We loved it and have all since booked more camping holidays!
It was such a beautiful site with large pitches which was suitable for all our kids, we have 1yr old twins and a 4year old and they could run round safely where we were pitched there were some trees for them to play in, and a lake for us to walk them round and feed ducks, we could go and see the chickens and they even had a couple of ostriches. The kids play area was really nice with a large area for them to run round in.
The facilities were beautifully kept and the showers were better than home, another like for us was the bath in the family room.
The farm shop was beautiful and all home grown or local, fairly priced too. The local area was beautiful, a black and white village with a short walk to a local small river where they all went for a paddle.
We have some friends who are taking up camping and we will definitely recommend for them to go there, our only worry is - will anywhere be as nice as this!
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