Marazion

Posted on 14/06/2021 19:15 by young thomas

yes, it was all grass (what we saw, and where we pitched) but we felt we were totally overlooked, far too many pitches crammed in, too hilly, too far even to get off the site....just not for us ....and i play golf!

as it happens, we got a cancellation to move directly to Seacroft...which was more expensive....but a far nicer location, site more level, less overlooked etc...

we all have different tastes but OH and i knew before we had reached the check in that it probably wasn't for us....after we found a pitch ('twas rammed) that confirmed it.

probably a love it or hate it site.

i think EasyT loves it, we just couldnt im afraid...no worries, we just moved on..

Posted on 14/06/2021 21:42 by DavidKlyne

We have not been back to Incleboro Fields since we discovered Seacroft where we go quite frequently. Reluctant to go to a site without hardstandings. Apparently the National Trust don't like gravel pitches and they seem to have some influence? Seacroft is not perfect but certainly it suits us better than Incleboro Fields. At least members have a choice in the same area so it should suit all?

David

Posted on 14/06/2021 22:44 by EmilysDad

Aren't there hard standings as you go into the site? ie on the up hill side

Posted on 15/06/2021 06:21 by SteveL

We’ve only visited once but I think the hardstanding pitches are the few service ones, near the entrance. We rather liked the site and it’s location. If we visit again though we will take bigger ramps, it all seems to be very sloping.

Posted on 15/06/2021 12:17 by peedee

In contrast, Marazion is a little gem of peace and beauty, even if you do have to drive to reach the beach.

It is just a pity it is not open a little longer into the year then I would use it in preference to Godrevy.

peedee