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Date of Visit: March 2017
Unit: Other
Reviewer: Webmaster
Please note we have been advised that this site has closed, and no longer offers camping, motorhome or caravanning pitches. If you know that this situation has changed in the future, please could you let us know. Many thanks
Just back from our first visit to this secluded site.
Being so early in the year it was practically empty, but the welcome was warm, freshly made pizza was delivered to our caravan, and yes there are rooks nesting in the tall trees alongside the touring area, but by parking well away we had no problem with them.
Previous reviews had mentioned having to buy electricity cards, but this is now included in the price (£20 per night when we visited)
We enjoyed pleasant woodland walks in Fardross forest just down the road, and the larger Knockmaddy forest 3 miles north of Clougher.
Our Caravan Club have used this campsite on many, many occasions and I/we would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone.
Never have I seen the toilets (or indeed the whole campsite) anything other than spotless. Cleanliness on the campsite is excellent.
Never have I seen a dog not on a lead or dog mess. Dogs are just not a problem at Clogher Valley.
Clogher Valley is what it is. It is a quiet rural retreat for those of us who want to escape the rat race for a few days. It is a family run, unassuming, down to earth campsite in a tranquil rural location.
It belongs to a bygone age when cafes served huge home-made scones with strawberry jam and very little else, when people stopped to talk to you, and when you went out to a restaurant for “a good feed”.
This caravan park is set in a beautiful part of the country with plenty to do if you take the time to research the area. Killymaddy Tourist Information Centre provides plenty of literature on the area.
The park itself is clean, tidy and well looked after with spotless toilets and showers.
There are however 2 major problems with this park.
Firstly there is a stream running through the park which needs to be completely fenced in. It was a major concern for my wife and I that when the kids were out playing the risk and danger of this stream was always there. Total relaxation was not an option.
Secondly the cost of electric was very high. We spent £12 on electric cards for a 3 night stay and other campers told us that they had spent even more. This is as much as we would use at home in a week!
Apart from these 2 issues this park is of a high standard and Neil and Sandra who own the park are a lovely couple.
We will not return to this park unless future reviews tell us of an improvement in the stream issue and a reduction in the electric costs.
This park is in a lovely part of the country. It's quite flat and is located near a picturesque woodland and a small stream flows through it.
All pitches are nice and flat with water points and electric hook-ups by most. The only downside was, you had to pay extra for electric and it had a tendency run out when you were watching a lot of TV. A large amenities block was close to the touring area with toilets, sinks, showers etc.
They also have a coffee shop on site which looked great, but was closed when we stayed at the site (it was January).
The staff weren't about much, but were very friendly and helpful. We when we were there, it was quiet as only one other family there, which made a relaxing break.
Just up the road, Fardross Forest Park has many great, short and beautiful walks that are definitely worth trying.
My brother and I visited this site in the middle of a very cold November day. The purpose was to see if we liked the location for a module home which my friend was going to buy. The first thing we noticed was the size of the park. It has plenty of space and led to a very pleasant walk way which ran through a beautiful woodland and transparent stream. Made it the perfect get away from city life. The Sommers cafe makes wholesome and hearty home made soups and scones. If you have a horse and you want to bring it on holiday then this is the perfect site as they have stables.
This is a purpose built site and was lovely and clean and tidy. The owners were very friendly and helpful, keen to help or give advice. There is a coffee shop on site. We were welcome to walk around the vast site which also has a river running by nearby. The facilities were good with soap in the toilets, free showers, good laundry facilities. You only pay for what electric you use. The vending machine was a good idea, having chocolate, crisps, electric cards, etc. Forest nearby which was nice. Good signposting to site and handy off main road. There was a playground for kids.
We chose to stay here because we were visiting family in Omagh (20 miles away) The site is small with 34 pitches.
We had travelled over from South of England and we had an over night sailing, which meant we were at the site for 9 am. There was a note on the reception door to say to phone the owner, which we did. The owner quickly turned up and made us feel very welcome, and didn't find our early arrival a problem. Nor was it a problem when we didn't want to leave the site until late on our last day.
We were told to pitch our tent in a certain area, but when we checked it out it really wasn't suitable for a large tent, unless we wanted it on concrete! The owner's wife appeared and found us a much more suitable pitch where we could put the tent up behind a hardstanding area and still reach electric.
I think this site is geared more for caravans as the pitches are neat hardstanding areas, and not many areas for family tents.
The site is very clean and tidy with good new toilet and shower facilities (free and hot!), there is also an indoor washing up area and a washing machine and tumble drier. There is a play area, a cafe and a stream running through the site. The owners also have a couple of friendly dogs and ponies which love attention (to the enjoyment of my 4 yr old!)
The electric is on a pre-paid card that you can purchase from the owner, cafe or a vending machine. The cards are either £1 or £5. We stayed for 6 nights and only spent £3.00
The site is near Fardross forest and is in a quiet location. There are a few shops in nearby Clogher and Fivemile Town (nice kebab shop!)
Also on site is a log cabin that you can rent out if you don't want to camp.
Overall we were very happy with our stay and it was a very relaxing stay. Everyone was friendly especially the owner and his wife
Me and the Mrs have just returned home after a 7 night stay at this caravan park.
We found it great value for money at only £15 a night. The electric is metered, you only buy in advance what you need. The cards come in either £1 or £5 form and they simply slide into a card slot at your electric hook up point at your pitch. We spent £6 in electricity over the 7 nights, working out cheaper than paying a flat rate of £1.50 or whatever per night that most other sites do.
There are 20 touring pitches, all hardstanding with electric hook up and a water tap. They are well spaced out over the site and you never feel too close to your neighbours.
I'm pleased to report that the new toilet block is now opened. It's absolutely immaculate. Very clean and well finished inside. The showers are free and where nice and warm no matter what time of day we went.
On arrival, there was no one in the receiption building but there was a notice on the door to phone when you arrive. The staff live on site and sure enough, they where over within a minute or two of us phoning. The staff where very helpful and friendly.
The site itself is well situated within striking distance of Enniskillen to the west and Dungannon/Armagh to the east and Monaghan to the south. We had no problems putting out time in and visited Belleek Pottery, Tyrone Crystal, Castle Leslie in Monaghan (Louis Walsh's 'home' on the X-Factor) and did plenty of walks around Castle Archdale Forest, Knockmany Forest, Ely Lodge, Lough Navar Forest. There are also beautiful National Trust properties at Castle Coole, Florence Court, Crom, The Argory, Ardress House within easy reach.
The site is situated around 1.5m from the quaint village of Clougher. It has a chippy and chinese for those lazy nights in and the main garage in the town also does a mean fry in the morning.
Overall, a great site, well run, laid out, clean and handy for exploring the local are.
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No Tents 
No Caravans 
No Motorhomes 
No Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
No Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
No Toilets 
No Showers 
No Washing Up Area 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
No Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
No Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
No Shop 
No Bar 
No Restaurant 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
No Fishing 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
Please note we have been advised that this site has closed, and no longer offers camping, motorhome or caravanning pitches. If you know that this situation has changed in the future, 
