Stayed in a 3-bedroomed Shakespeare Lodge which was really lovely and comfortable with all mod cons. Beautiful location on the River Avon. The site was well-kept and whilst we didn't use the facilities there was a cafe serving cheap breakfasts and other meals. On the adjacent site there was a children's play area and club.

The village of Tiddington is close by and there is a pub which serves reasonably priced meals. There is also a chinese restaurant, wine shop and Spar shop.

Stratford town is a 20 minute walk away and is lovely, but very touristy. We walked in one day and got the river taxi back to the holiday park.

We also visited Warwick Castle which is expensive, but we had a couple of 2 for 1 vouchers which made it reasonable. There is plenty to do there with the jousting, demonstrations, birds of prey as well as castle ramparts, great hall and staterooms. It is extra to go in the Merlin Tower and Dungeons. There are also plenty of shops/activities to pay extra for and the food, as always in these type of places is expensive. My advice would be to take a picnic.

On the whole we went for a relaxing family break away from school and work and that is what we got.

We stayed at the Shakespeare Lodges, which were fantastic in terms of both quality and location. Our riverside location was perfect.
The staff were helpful, knowledgable and friendly.
The river taxi service is a great way to get into town, and an adventure for the kids.
Overall, this is one of the best value locations, perfectly situated for Stratford-upon-Avon, with impeccable standards & staff.

This was only our second ever trip to a campsite as we are totally novice campers but I must say we had a lovely few days at this site. We had a nice pitch for our motor home with views across the river. Only a short walk to the shower and toilet block, which I must say was absolutely spotlessly clean. The staff were helpful and especially the ladies in the cafe, their breakfasts really set you up for the day ahead. We visited the on site club house on one occassion, this was quite small but pleasant enough and approx a ten minute walk from the touring site. We were lucky enough to catch the water ferry into Stratford centre on a few occasions directly from our site, (although I did hear that it doesnt always operate depending on the weather conditions) this costs only £1.50 each way and takes about 20 minutes to get there and it drops you off right in the middle of the town. If you dont catch the water ferry it still only takes approx 25 minutes to walk into the centre or better still it took us only 10 minutes when cycling. This site is well worth a visit just for relaxing or exploring the surrounding area

Initially we were a little apprehensive about this sight as we normally look for quiet small sights, however, this is an excellent sight. It was quiet and well presented with very spacious pitches and good facilities. Fantastic location for Stratford either by walking under a one mile or by river boat (£1.50each way) and central for other attractions like Warwick and Kenilworth Castle and others. There is a local pub and great Indian restaurant at the top of the road or a club house on site.