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It was a pleasure to revisit Moorhampton again and we were amazed and delighted to see the site full to the brim. The two ladies gave us a warm reception and we were soon set up in the shade towards the end of the site.
Despite what the previous review stated, there is a nice walk from the site, up past the houses and across the first field and then alongside the orchard. You emerge onto a quiet lane with incredible houses and turn right to the delightful Norton Canon church, before retracing steps back.
We cycled on the following two days, firstly to Madley and Moccas and called in at Brobury garden cafe for scrumptious apple cake, before returning to site through Staunton on Wye.
Our second ride was up to Sarnesfield and gorgeous quiet lanes through Broxwood to Luntley, where we stopped to view the 17th Century dovecot. A short section saw us in Pembridge where we sat outside the church for our picnic.
We thought £7. 20 for a pot of tea in the cafe was a bit much so stuck to our drinks bottles!
We returned via Dilwyn and Weobley, where we enjoyed ice creams from the village shop, as the cafe was closed on a Sunday. It was mostly downhill back to the site, where we enjoyed sitting out in somewhat cooler weather as the incredible heatwave was coming to an end.
We look forward to revisiting Moorhampton when we get the chance.
A small and extremely peaceful CAMC site. Less than 40 pitches, a mixture of hardstanding and grass all with ehu.
It's a long site on a former railway station line and that said many pitches are not that long or wide.
Due to this, despite us being only 6m, we had been pre allocated one of two pitches. The better, larger pitches near reception are signposted as only to be used by vehicles over 7. 5 m - and remained empty.
As previously reviewed there is nothing nearby to walk to but don't be put off its a lovely peaceful site.
Reception sells a good range including bread.
Everything to usual high CAMC standards and reasonably priced compared to many CAMC sites.
Great for a base in the area or a nice overnight as we used for. Worth noting site is adults only for 2025. via mobile
We usually park on my son's driveway in Hereford but wanted to do a surprise visit for our granddaughter's birthday, so booked here for a change.
What a gem of a site!
From the warm welcome on arrival to leaving, we thoroughly enjoyed a peaceful stay.
As cyclists, we had the freedom to roam the quiet lanes and enjoyed rides to Weobley, Sarnsfiled church open day, Moccas Park and then the truly beautiful Brobury Gardens.
We also had a lovely ride to Hereford itself, using back roads and the old railway bridge river crossing west of the city.
Despite the C&MC website saying 'vans had to be under 7 metres long, there are three in-line pitches which could even accommodate RV's if required.
If you want a nice quiet, peaceful site, you'd be hard pushed to find better.
We had never visited the area before and the site is accessible to some lovely places. Visited Brobury House Gardens and enjoyed a couple of hours browsing the different areas. Impressed and would recommend. Afterwards we drove to Hay for lunch but cut our stay short due to a rain shower.
Another day we abandoned a planned walk (more rain) and went to Leominster for coffee during which the sun came out so we explored the town. Amusing to find an old ducking stool in the priory church.
The Oakchurch shopping centre a few miles from the site sells a wide variety of goods, including fresh fruit and veg, a butchers counter, dairy produce, garden centre, clothing, giftware, was impressive if a bit pricey.
As far as the site goes, it would benefit from some improvements such as more hardstandings, particularly for larger outfits like ours, and a bit of tidying up. Our allocated pitch was on grass and sloping so given that and the wet weather we decided against putting up the awning.
Wifi across the site would have been useful. The ‘hotspot’ was costly, we felt.
Although the showers were not accessible due to lockdown, it was appreciated to have some toilet facilities.
With easy access to the Wye Valley, or the Malverns, this is a fantastic spot for a back-to-nature camping escape, with all electricity generated on site. Non-electric grass pitches with fire pits for your tent or campervan, or enjoy the home comforts of various quirky wooden cabins and thoughtfully renovated shepherd's huts. Despite its offgrid feel, guests can access brand-new toilets and hot showers.
With thoughtful touches around the camping field, including planting, beautiful wild grasses, and flourishing vegetable beds, the site sits between Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye and Newent, providing a pick of independent shops and amenities. Pubs and cider makers are located a stroll away, and dogs are welcome. Look forward to a warm welcome from hosts Ruth, James, and their cheery canines Chaucer and Luther! Find out more here
A lovely quiet site in wonderful area. The surrounding countryside is lovely. The wardens are excellent, very pleasant and helpful. There are only two showers each, but are spotlessly clean. Best to visit in week or quiet times when it is not so busy. We shall return
Visited for two nights and weather was kind to us. A very peaceful, quiet, relaxing site. 47 pitches, a mixture of grass and hardstanding. A long linear site due to being based on an old railway line so it was a bit of a walk to the loos if you were at the far end! Despite plenty of hedges and mature trees the site was sunny morning and evening due to being on an almost perfect east/west axis. Facilities were spotless, as usual with Caravan Club sites. Only 4 showers, two mens and two ladies but did not have to wait on either morning. No wifi but we were happy to do without for a couple of nights. It's about 10 miles into Hereford, which has a lovely cathedral which houses the 13th century Mappa Mundi (map of the world) and the usual range of shops. The Weir, a National Trust riverside walk, is not far away and we also visited Berringto Hall, about half an hour's drive away (also NT). No shops or pubs close by so you need to drive, but the club handbook notes there is a bus stop 5 mins away.
The facilities were clean but a bit dated. Everything we needed was available- electric points, disposal points and lots of info on the area and its history.
There were no shops within easy walking distance but a decent farm shop was about 3 miles away. We managed some walking but largely on lanes rather than footpaths.
There was no O2 reception on the site or anywhere nearby. We were in Hereford when we got a signal.
Site is small & out in country which we liked. There is no shop or anything within walking distance. Loo block clean but dated. Grass kept cut but I feel at time of visit hedges in need of cutting back.
Black & white village of Weobley has Costcutter shop, post office & other shops/pubs. Kington has a good tourist info & good sized Co-op also free long stay car park - good for walking Hergest Ridge & other footpaths from there.
Leominster well worth a visit - has Morrisons on A44 on way in. 3 National Trust properties are within easy driving distance as are Hay on Wye & Hereford.
Freeview reception seemed OK but no mobile phone reception.
Moorhampton Caravan Club Site is a lovely site in the village of Mansell Gamage, it is next to a small country road, which is used mainly by locals and Tractors/farm vehicles,
there is a lovely walk opposite the site, you have to walk up towards the main road and cross over to the cyder apple orchards, which you are free to walk through, there is a small lake/pond there where we saw ducklings and goslings, very cute.
If you go down to the main road the A438 and turn right you will come across a great farm shop about 2 miles along the road, gorgeous bacon and sausages, just right for cooking back at camp!
We have visited this site three times this year as it is a great stop off on the way down to Devon and Cornwall.
It did flood in May when we were there as there was a terrific storm, the bottom hardstanding pitches were probably about a foot under water and the caravans had to be towed to higher ground, the wardens were magnificent, as always, and helped everyone get dried out and they even had to tow one of the caravans out!
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Club 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 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <5 miles 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
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 
Golf <5 miles 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
No Dog Walk 
It was a pleasure to revisit Moorhampton again and we were amazed and delighted to see the site full to the brim. The two ladies gave us a warm reception and we were soon set up in the shade towards the end of the site. 
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