Waterrow Touring Park  (3.3/5.0) WE ARE AN ADULTS-ONLY CARAVAN PARK.Waterrow Touring Park was nominated Top Independent Park in the UK for 2007 at the MMM Awards on 7th December 2006. Parks are nominated by the readers of the magazine, shortlisted and then visited by a member of the judging panel. Waterrow Touring Park was one of ten short listed Parks and was presented with their award by Tom O'Connor at a glittering gala dinner at the Hilton Metropole, NEC . Situated close to Exmoor and the Somerset / Devon border in the Brendon Hills, this landscaped touring park offers spacious pitches for caravans, motorhomes and tents. Waterrow Touring Park is a private nature reserve with a woodland area being registered as a Somerset Country Wildlife site. Painting holidays with expert tuition available on site.also fly fishing tuition. There is a woodland river walk, separate dog walking field, and a country pub nearby. Luxury new 36'x12' holiday home, situated adjacent to the Park with lovely views across the valley. It is fully equippped with sitting/dining area, adjacent kitchen, one double with ensuite, one twin bedroom and shower room, sleeping a maximum of four adults. The luxury specificiation includes double glazing and comfort heating. Well behaved dogs are welcome. The holiday home is available for weekly or off-peak short breaks. Please telephone the Park for details of prices and availability. 31 May 2008 - Miah (5) from Cornwall wrote Overall: Pitch (touring or tent) OR Accommodation (holiday home, chalet or lodge): Overall appearance of the park: Facilities provided by the park: Welcome/Customer Service:
An excellent well presented site, showers and toilet block pristine, well heated and a pleasure to use. TV aerial connection adequate for normal terrestrial TV. Altogether one of the best sites we have taken our caravan to and we will be returning. Was this review helpful? 2 Jun 2007 - gazzer888 (10) from somerset wrote Overall: Pitch (touring or tent) OR Accommodation (holiday home, chalet or lodge): Overall appearance of the park: Facilities provided by the park: Welcome/Customer Service:
motorhome point has now been installed we used this facility when we stayed last weekend,and for emptying grey waste when we left.there was an option for internet use but the wireles signal not good on opposite side of site to the reception area,we also have a 8 inch tv which is digital and never got a good signal from our van or using the site tv hook up (we had paid extra for) the local pub was good but please book in advance if you want to eat,it gets busy,good for walking hilly for cycling. Was this review helpful? 10 May 2007 - N Brockett (35) from ENGLAND wrote Overall: Pitch (touring or tent) OR Accommodation (holiday home, chalet or lodge): Overall appearance of the park: Facilities provided by the park: Welcome/Customer Service:
my wife and I have been away again. The ammenities are protacabins in a cow shed and the is only one set for the whole site and they were the other side of the site and queueing can be required. When we were there, there was NO facitities to refil the water tanks on the motorhome except for driving next to a water point on an empty pitch and fill from there, had the pitch become occupied then we would have had to move site. There was NO motorhome dump area for grey waste. The site rules are also not enforced as my dog (on a lead ) was attacked by a dog off the lead and the was no sign of a warden. A good point was that the main road that runs next to the site although noisey all day does go quite at night. Was this review helpful? |
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