Ashbrook Caravan And Camping

Would have been 5 stars but kids playing in the park until 11.30 at night and staff just driving by and not really checking in the park as the kids were hiding. Quite a few people commented on this being an issue but only a minor one The park is clean and apart from the above a quiet spot. Greta place to paddleboard from or get into the river. Toilets and showers cleaned daily and never really had to wait to use them. Did pizza Tuesday which was nice on at the Riverside Cafe

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My wife and I had a very pleasant 2 night stay here. On arrival, the welcome was warm and friendly. The facilities are well maintained and clean. The grounds and well maintained. The pitches are stoned and flat. There is a restaurant and bar on site which overlooks the river. We never ate there so can’t comment on the quality the food. We did pay £11 for a glass of wine and a lime soda, which I thought was expensive. There is a bus service just outside the Site that takes you to the centre of Hereford. This is a very nice Site and one that we would return to…

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Stayed here the may bank holiday and what a site. Very well managed and kept. All staff are very friendly and welcoming. We stayed on pitch 37 long meadow, pitch sizes are very generous with ehu and water. The site has a onsite bar and restaurant and the food was good with very generous portion sizes. 3 shower/toilet blocks so when one is being cleaned you still have use of the others. Two pubs in walking distance, The Green man and The moon Inn which does an excellent Sunday dinner. My only gripe is, that due to where we were situated we were very close to the sites septic/waste tank and the odour that was lingering wasn't pleasant. It wasn't all the time but even so I can imagine in the height of summer would be.

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This is a lovely site, the staff are lovely and friendly . And will do anything to help you . Sadly, it lost a star.. This is due to a dog walk being advertised, but really, there is not. It is just a 10 minute walk if that. Dogs are not to be let off and to be kept on a short lead all the time and throughout the site. It is understandable due to wild fowl rabbits running freely through the site. To walk the dogs, you have to go down the road firstly on a path , but then you are on a main road , narrow grass verge, which leads you to a Woods on the otherside of a busy road, entrance next to the yellow road sign . Lovely walks in the woods, and you can walk to The Moon Pub, we did this by walking through the woods , up the bridle path, through the kissing gate across the field , with lots of Sheep. 🐑 🐏 🐑 , then it's that dreaded road again.... At the end of the dog walk, there is a public footpath... Sadly, the dreaded Landower had not kept the path clear of Vegetation, and it is well over grown , with long, thick grass !! It is negotiable and passable at a struggle. Landowners round these parts of the counties dont like you walking through their land despite being public footpaths!! Moving on from there There's not much else to do with dogs unless driving off site or getting the bus. The restaurant on site is well worth a visit. Lovely Ales on pump and good choice of other drinks too and the food is great and the staff are lovely. Although the site is affiliated with the CAMC , beware of charges for the dogs. Felt that the pitches were a bit close together, Our neighbours were sat on their chairs on the grass, but their chairs were nearly touching our van, and they were right under our window. The nearest shop 5 miles, but hey, they will get newspapers delivered for you. Which is a great service and bonus 😀 👍 We had a nice time, it's a lovely site but not for us

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