Had a lovely few days at this campsite.
The site has easy access, there is a security barrier, pull up and go to reception. There is also cctv in operation.
Pitches are over two large, level, well kept square fields. Pitches are spacious. Trees and or hedges surround the perimeter of the fields.
There is a toilet/shower block and washing up area (under cover). The toilets and showers were immaculate and the water was constant and hot.
There is a small information hut which also has a large fridge freezer and microwave (for use of campers). There are also magazines and even some wine glasses for campers use! The site also kindly provides bbq's too which I thought was a great idea.
There is a well signed fire assembly point and even a press bell in the middle of the caravan field. I was tempted to try that out but thought, best not.
The owners were really nice, helpful and friendly. Well behaved dogs are welcome and from the site, you can walk your dogs over a long distance through open countryside.
For the night time, we used a local taxi service which was reasonably priced. There is also a brilliant Indian restaurant in Dymchurch (five course dinner for £11). One of the best curries I've ever had.
Well worth a visit, we'll be going back. Pics to follow.
Lisa
The site has easy access, there is a security barrier, pull up and go to reception. There is also cctv in operation.
Pitches are over two large, level, well kept square fields. Pitches are spacious. Trees and or hedges surround the perimeter of the fields.
There is a toilet/shower block and washing up area (under cover). The toilets and showers were immaculate and the water was constant and hot.
There is a small information hut which also has a large fridge freezer and microwave (for use of campers). There are also magazines and even some wine glasses for campers use! The site also kindly provides bbq's too which I thought was a great idea.
There is a well signed fire assembly point and even a press bell in the middle of the caravan field. I was tempted to try that out but thought, best not.
The owners were really nice, helpful and friendly. Well behaved dogs are welcome and from the site, you can walk your dogs over a long distance through open countryside.
For the night time, we used a local taxi service which was reasonably priced. There is also a brilliant Indian restaurant in Dymchurch (five course dinner for £11). One of the best curries I've ever had.
Well worth a visit, we'll be going back. Pics to follow.
Lisa
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