Ross-on-Wye Mystery Treasure Trail
The Ross-on-Wye Treasure Trail starts at, Wilton Road
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About Ross-on-Wye Mystery Treasure Trail
Solve puzzles and crack codes while exploring scenic riverside paths in this interactive family adventure that turns sightseeing into an exciting detective challenge.
What visitors say
The best campsite I've ever stayed on! Generously spaced out plots on a big field surrounded by river as forest, with views over to Goodrich Castle. Dedicated toilet to each plot and decent showers, with parking and a long drive in. Each plot has at least one wooden picnic bench, and it really is serene. The only negative is the noise from the A road, but this can be addressed with earplugs, and the spacing between plots makes up for it.
· via Google
This campsite is incredible! My sister in law booked the spot so we had no info beforehand and were so pleasantly surprised. The pitches are so far apart you don’t have to worry about being too loud for your neighbours so you can properly relax and enjoy the space. Toilets and showers were super clean so no complaints there. Wheelbarrows provided to help cart things to the camp which is soooo helpful. The spot is beautiful, so many birds in the trees and gorgeous light in the evenings. We will absolutely be back here again to explore more 😊
· via Google
This is the best camp site we have been to in years. Its located just outside Ross on Wye. The camp is on a big field with wild flowers and ancient oak trees. It can be accessed by road or by canoe from the river Wye. The pitches and paths are mowed out of the meadow and each pitch is named. There are toilets and showers available on site. Each toilet is allocated to a pitch so you dont share with others. They are cleaned to a high standard everyday by the owner Sarah. She is very friendly and attentive. Nothing is too much trouble and she is only a phone call away. Sarah emailed us a few days before arriving to make sure all of our party were allocated the same pitch. We stayed on Wye Salmon which was close to the river and plenty big enough for 3 large tents and a event shelter. Wooden picnic benches are also allocated to each pitch and you can hire a fire pit if you like. There is washing up facilities next to the showers and toilets, but you do have to bring your own drinking water as this is not available on site. This is posh wild camping with everything you need. The location is picturesque and beautiful. We will definitely be going back.
· via Google
I went when they were not offering Tipi's so camping only and honestly, it's one of the best campsites I've been to. It's super unique with it being somewhat autonomous. I actually really like that and it's great that Sarah is on the phone to help out with any questions. The welcome pack is super useful, and I was really happy to see that both Ross on Wye and Goodrich have a really pleasant footbath leading to both that follows the river. I like how there's zones dedicated to each camp and each camp having their own toilet, of which were super clean including the showers which were also hot. The campsite is beautiful with some nice views of the castle, highly recommended! I'll be coming back for sure.
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At a glance
- Address
- Labels Outlet Shopping, Ross Park, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7US
- Category
- Trails & Treasure Hunts
- Suitable for
- All Ages
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Toilets on site
- Yes
- Destination
- Ross-on-Wye