Billingford Lakes and Country Park

Liked The fishing lakes that's it

Disliked The camping area was infested with flies and wasps the showers the doors are broken and had to lift them to lock one lady got locked in was no one there to greet or even tell us where to go all the bins on site was overfilled and smelling website saying fully booked was 4 people there so dont know why it says about it is fully booked when it wasnt we will not be returning and we lost what was meant to be our family holiday because we couldn't not stay any longer plus the walk to the toilet block it totally ridiculous its way to far away from where you camp and is shared with all fishing people too

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From the manager: Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We’re sorry to hear that you found the distance to the toilet facilities inconvenient during your stay.
We wanted to take a moment to explain that our campsite is located next to a protected ancient monument, and due to strict archaeological regulations, we are not permitted to dig or construct permanent infrastructure—such as toilet blocks—within certain areas of the site. Preserving this historical land is something we take seriously, and it does affect where facilities can be placed.

Our site is primarily aimed at self-sufficient campers, and we make this clear in our site description. While we do offer toilet and shower facilities for those who are not fully self-contained, these are shared with some of our fishing guests, as we have 11 fishing lakes on the 150-acre site, including 3 scenic nature walks one aimed solely for children with an activity trail and activity sheet, a large children’s play area, and our outdoor gym. We strive to create a unique and adventurous environment for families to explore and unwind.
Unfortunately, this week we will let down with our bin collection by our usual company, once we realise this we emptied the bins and removed it all into our bin storage area.
We truly appreciate your understanding and your feedback, which helps us continue to improve.

Liked That there were pitches on site. Were able to take Moho to swims each day.

Disliked Showers and loos were about a quarter of a mile away from pitches. Not good

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From the manager: Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We’re sorry to hear that you found the distance to the toilet facilities inconvenient during your stay.
We wanted to take a moment to explain that our campsite is located next to a protected ancient monument, and due to strict archaeological regulations, we are not permitted to dig or construct permanent infrastructure—such as toilet blocks—within certain areas of the site. Preserving this historical land is something we take seriously, and it does affect where facilities can be placed.

Our site is primarily aimed at self-sufficient campers, and we make this clear in our site description. While we do offer toilet and shower facilities for those who are not fully self-contained, these are shared with some of our fishing guests, as we have 11 fishing lakes on the 150-acre site, including 3 scenic nature walks one aimed solely for children with an activity trail and activity sheet.
We truly appreciate your understanding and your feedback, which helps us continue to improve.

Liked Fishing on site
Has the potential to be an amazing site

Disliked No information on where to go when you arrive.
No where did it say where to empty the toilet.
The showers and toilets are unexceptionable I have stay at a lot of sites and these are by far the worst!!

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From the manager: Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We’re sorry to hear that you found the distance to the toilet facilities inconvenient during your stay.
We wanted to take a moment to explain that our campsite is located next to a protected ancient monument, and due to strict archaeological regulations, we are not permitted to dig or construct permanent infrastructure—such as toilet blocks—within certain areas of the site. Preserving this historical land is something we take seriously, and it does affect where facilities can be placed.

Our site is primarily aimed at self-sufficient campers, and we make this clear in our site description. While we do offer toilet and shower facilities for those who are not fully self-contained, these are shared with some of our fishing guests, as we have 11 fishing lakes on the 150-acre site.

We truly appreciate your understanding and your feedback, which helps us continue to improve, we have since started sending everyone a Welcome letter explaining your points mentioned.

Liked The lakes and fishing was good

Disliked Showers need up dating did not regulate properly toilets basic toilets would be better if they were nearer the touring field 0uite a walk if you needed the toilet quicke

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From the manager: Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We’re sorry to hear that you found the distance to the toilet facilities inconvenient during your stay.
We wanted to take a moment to explain that our campsite is located next to a protected ancient monument, and due to strict archaeological regulations, we are not permitted to dig or construct permanent infrastructure—such as toilet blocks—within certain areas of the site. Preserving this historical land is something we take seriously, and it does affect where facilities can be placed.

Our site is primarily aimed at self-sufficient campers, and we make this clear in our site description. While we do offer toilet and shower facilities for those who are not fully self-contained, these are shared with some of our fishing guests,
We truly appreciate your understanding and your feedback, which helps us continue to improve.

Liked Nice well spaced pitches which were pretty level. Water and electric posts dotted round the site, all pitches were fairly close to one. The park itself is beautiful, with lovely walks round the fishing lakes.

Disliked Toilets and showers were not on the actual site and while serviceable, were not great. We were self contained so didn’t really use them.

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From the manager: We wanted to take a moment to explain that our campsite is located next to a protected ancient monument, and due to strict archaeological regulations, we are not permitted to dig or construct permanent infrastructure—such as toilet blocks—within certain areas of the site. Preserving this historical land is something we take seriously, and it does affect where facilities can be placed.

Our site is primarily aimed at self-sufficient campers, and we make this clear in our site description. While we do offer toilet and shower facilities for those who are not fully self-contained, these are shared with some of our fishing guests, as we have 11 fishing lakes on the 150-acre site, including 3 scenic nature walks one aimed solely for children with an activity trail and activity sheet, a large children’s play area, and our outdoor gym. We strive to create a unique and adventurous environment for families to explore and unwind.

We truly appreciate your understanding and your feedback, which helps us continue to improve.