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.

Me and my family had a lovely holiday staying at Sandy Balls…read more Recommended by a friend of my Mum's my parents really wanted to return to this area after having a great long weekend staying just outside Fordingbridge. Sandy Balls is easy to find and the welcome centre is very friendly and come out from the building to great you whilst your still in the car. All the cabins are easy to locate as the site is well signposted. The cabins are brilliant! They all come with an outside picnic bench and barbeque, with barbeque equipment stored in each of the cabins. Are cabin had three bedrooms, a double ensuite and two twin rooms. Probably only one of the places I've stayed at where the twin rooms were a decent size. I really liked that they both included small dressing tables with a draw and stool underneath. The wardrobe space was large but the standard few coathanger provided. The bedding was great but my only complaint was I got very hot and would have liked a thinner duvet. The cabins were very good a keeping heat in and were always opening windows to cool down a little. The ensuite and bathroom were lovely, the best feature being the led lights intergrated into the mirror. The living room/ dining room was well balanced, plenty of room for 4 people to set on the sofas but I think a 6th guest would have found it a squeeze. The kitchen was great, all the appliances looked new, we found the fridge a little small but we did have a lot in there. Would have much preffered a chopping board that wasn't glasss but appart from that the kitchen was really easy to use. I big plus point for me was the arcade games! I really enjoyed having them there and had a lot of fun playing on the 2p machines and table hockey. The cafe/restaurant and pub were very good in their own right and didn't feel like they were there just for people coming to Sandy Balls for holiday. We won the weekly quiz and had a great evening not living the holiday park.

Reasonably priced. Nice location and cabins were clean and had everything that we needed…read more Really nice place to get away and stay to experience such a lovely location. Been there twice over and 20 years between and it hasn't managed to end up outdated. Still going strong. Recommend for families and couples .

Great park easy to reach from M40. Visited the last week in August and the park is very popular…read more Shower blocks clean and one of the blocks has big private changing rooms for families. the kids adventure playground is great and we loved watching the red kites flying around. there is a pub in the village which is very popular and another one on the main road they both do very good food. Riverbank is great for picnics. Kids didn't want to leave!

From the owner: Our family-friendly park sits alongside the River Thames in the picturesque village of Hurley…read morebetween Henley-on-Thames and Marlow and has been run by four generations of the same family since 1926. With direct access to the River Thames and the Thames Path we are perfect for lovers of the river and walkers alike. For those with a boat or canoe we have two slipways and for those without we have over a mile of river frontage for picnics. With the lush green countryside of the Thames Valley all around, red kites circling above and the river traffic gliding past it is hard to believe we are only an hour outside London. We offer a happy, family-friendly atmosphere and only accept bookings from families and couples. We are proud that many of our caravanners and campers return year after year and recommend us to family and friends. In fact some of our customers who visited us as children now bring their own grandchildren!

Lovely park with easy access to Milford on sea, Lymington and the new forest…read more Been here several times and it's always clean and tidy with great factities, the poeple who look after the park are always friendly and helpful. If you go at off peak times it offers increadable value as you can use the facilites at the sister site a few miles down the road which include a indoor pool, spa pool, steam room, sauna and restaurant/bar.

From the owner: Lytton Lawn is set in 8 acres of well-maintained parkland and offers spectacular views over the…read moreIsle of Wight, the Needles and the Solent through the trees bordering the park. This park offers serviced grass and hard standing pitches, as well as an area of Premier pitches with additional facilities. We are often told by customers that what makes this park stand out is the welcoming, inclusive atmosphere, as well as the great views out to sea. The park is situated just outside of Milford-on-Sea, a large village featuring beautiful beaches, as well as an array of pubs and restaurants, all within a quiet countryside setting.

This is the perfect place to get away from it all. This campsite is in the middle of the New…read moreForest, so you wake to find New Forest ponies outside of your tent and wandering around! It is great for exploring the forest. The campsite is really big, we came in the weekday and it was fairly quiet but as soon as the weekend came the place became very very busy with campers - iot looked like a festival! its obviously extremely popular so I would defo recommend booking if you are going for a weekend. If you like something on your campsite to keep you occupied then don't come here, it is not the sort to have entertainment etc, in fact there is only the reception which is open in daylight hours where you can buy milk, torch batteries etc, there are toilets and showers, and that is pretty much it. It is a couple of miles out of Brockenhurst so you need a car - we came on foot and soon became good friends with the local taxi driver! Fabulous walks, and believe me being a city girl it isn't really my thing, but I loved it here. I imagine this would be even more fun if you got a big group of friends / families together to come here as you can make your own fun and get to spend some proper quality time. Brilliant.

Nice camp site, clean, well run, extremely well stocked shop too…read more What I liked about this place, was among other things that it had a girl called Vicky working there who really helped us out. We arrived late, and after phoning the site and advising our late arrival, she stayed late to let us in. Then when we couldn't put up our tent because it was new, and using car headlights in the dark. She stayed with us and helped us. Far beyond the call of duty! Whilst this is not something that you could expect or plan for, it was a very welcome start to a holiday that could have gone horribly wrong from the first day. Thanks Vicky, we will definately come again. This camp site also allowed you to have an electricity point within your tent, and for a small fee, there is also a refrigerator hire service, which would keep your milk fresh, of your beer cold, or both!

this is a must place if you want to get away for a rest, very clean campsite has a washing dept…read morewith washing machines and tumble dryers, large wash size £2.50 a wash and £1 to tumble dry, clean toilets and showers, shop on site with everything you could need, a fun area for the kids, extremely kind and thoughtful staff on camp to help, i give this park 100% and will definately be going back there

Secluded, good facilities, great for the kids…read more Camping in October, you must be mad. Nope, I have a campervan. The Inside Park sits in the middle of a largish farm, just a couple of miles outside Blandford Forum. It has around 120 pitches, a fanastic kids adventure playground and several paths through the adjacent woods to keep you and the dog happy. The site happily takes bookings for tents, caravans and motorhomes although you need to bear in mind if camping off season, that the ground can get quite wet so you may not be able tow your caravan off site your self. Not to worry, however, as the site manager has a tractor to help out. Facilities are good, albeit just in one place which could be a fair walk if you're in the top field with a tent. I suspect most campers coming here have a caravan with facilities built in. If you have a campervan like us, facilities are fine for fresh water, chemical toilet disposal but there's no convenient gulley for disposal of your waste water. You'll need a long hose and some patience. On site there's a shop with a reasonably good stock of food & camping items, a laundry, showers and a games room with 3 pool & one table football table. The secluded nature of the site appeals to those who want something a bit quieter, out of the way with plenty to hand.

Excellent facilities, lovely location... My dogs' first camping trip and this was perfect. Pet…read morefriendly, kid friendly and really clean facilities. There's a little takeaway van that could do with staying open just a little bit longer, but the shop is fairly well stocked. the loos/showers are very clean and the children's play area makes you wish that they had this kind of stuff when you were little. All in all - very nice!

This is a beautiful park where you can enjoy a walk, run, picnics or photography. It's very…read morepeaceful and (I believe) free! There is a small snack stand to grab a coffee or a treat before your activity. Serene is the best word I think to describe the park. You can see the Queen's swans and dogs are allowed now, but I don't believe they need a leash the entire time. Great scenic spots for photos. I really enjoyed my visit to Virginia Water.

The Valley Garden at Virginia Water is a magical place. The "Punch Bowl" is especially gorgeous,…read morefilled with flowers and bursting colors in May. A must see. And, you won't believe that this is part of the "Greater London." Just a quick train ride away for a day trip. It is a great hiking place and paradise for photographers. The only slightly annoying issue is there are no toilets. At all. More an issue for girls than guys.