Just come back from 10 days at Freshwater, excellent site, very clean, excellent facilities, very…read moreclean and maintained shower blocks (always the wife's stipulations when booking lol) kids loved the swimming pools, loved the roof terrace restaurant - food was excellent, had a fantastic holiday :-)

This campsite has the cleanest toilet & shower block I have ever seen…read more They have a small Spar shop onsite with 2 small children's play areas and an outdoor pool. The roof top bar has reasonably priced food, basic entertainment and beautiful views out to sea. While we we there they used the large playing field to put an absolutely massive bouncy castle in. They also have a few security guards wandering around who are courteous which is a nice peace of mind. Only very slight negatives here are that the pitches are relatively closely packed together so if you have small kids and have a noisy pitch next door or vice versa it may be a challenge. However, it's really a lovely site in a lovely location and that shouldn't put you off. Some reviews mention the proximity of the cliffs but they are at the end of a long walk and a beach so unless you aren't watching your children for ages is not a problem at all. Take your fishing rods as the beach is great for Mackerel fishing so good to spend some time fishing with the kids. People were catching loads without effort.

This has been a caravan park since the 1950's and before that was used as an RAF camp…read more It is situated in the quiet area of Swanbridge in Sully, South Wales. It contains 90 self-contained, privately owned caravans, which are a range accomodate a range of party sizes. It is open 11 months of the year and is suitable for families with children and petsit is reall close to the Captains Wife Pub which does great food and drink The sea view are amazing and also the views of Sully Island. which can be walked to when the tide is out The park contains beautiful, well-kept gardens and was awarded a David Bellamy Silver Award in 2003 for its commitment to conservation and environment. It is an ideal place for potential buyers as it contains splendid, Scandinavian log cabins that are surrounded by a walled garden and privately owned woods.

I did not know quite what to expect when I arrived here, as this was my first time holidaying at a…read moreholiday park. I was however pleasantly surprised at this inexpensive alternative to going abroad. We holidayed somewhat off-season so the weather was not great, but the place was fun and lively, with some good children's shows and a small but well-designed play area. It also has a nice pool with slide and jacuzzi. The caravan itself was spotless on arrival, and the whole site was clean and tidy and well maintained throughout. The shop had practically everything and the staff were all very friendly. I did not get the chance to sample the wares in the restaurant, as we decided to cook for ourselves in the caravan, but the chip-shop served up some tasty chips. Locally, the site is a stone's throw away from the beach at Burnham, and is very close to Glastonbury, and the fascinating Wookey Hole caves. It can be easily accessed from the M5 motorway and has a large superstore nearby. I would highly recommend this holiday park and would consider a return visit.

I stayed here with my family a couple of years ago when we signed up to the Sun £9.50 holiday deal…read more None of us had ever stayed at a Haven park before and we were pleasantly surprised. The caravans are set quite close together but it was very quiet - we were never disturbed at night. The supermarket onsite was small but well stocked, although we found it cheaper to buy food at a local supermarket and take it with us. There was some entertainment available and the soft play & pool were both brilliant for entertaining the kids. We could have visited the local attractions but we didn't feel the need to leave the park when everything we needed was there! The beach was rocky, so no good for sandcastles, but it's a very pleasant walk, with lots of rock pools.

We stayed here over the August bank holiday weekend last summer. It was a very wet weekend and on…read moreour arrival they staff were very welcoming and told us we had been moved to a hard standing as we had a camper. We were very grateful for this as it was very muddy. The staff were very welcoming and showed us where we had to pitch. Since it was a camping and caravaning club site there are strict rules. Only one car per pitch, key access etc. The toilets were very clean, but not enough showers and on a busy weekend it is worth getting up early for a shower so you don't have to queue. They had a little shop, ok prices. Very small play area for the kids. It was a nice site, the only reason it got 4 stars and not 5 is the outragous prices they charge, £52 per night for 4 adults and 2 kids! If it had been a better price I would have returned to this site.