Windy Hill Farm

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Windy Hill Farm..... wow! The pictures certainly do not do this place justice! a very very peaceful carefree gem, Upon arrival there were 3 pitches empty to choose from each one being a good as the other, very very large full service pitches, surrounded by numerous trees, greenery. & grass communal areas, children's wooden play area & fantastic views. 2 separate showers/wet rooms. which yes indeed there is a small charge of 10p (which does last a very long time) but this is understandable so there is no1 leaving the showers running with the hot water wasting away. 2 toilet blocks & a fresh water point , chemical toilet disposal, recycling bins etc, also there was a laundrette area and washing sink unit with a information stand too, John was a very pleasant charming chappie, unfortunately we didn't get the pleasure of meeting Libby. but was very helpful and pleasant on the phone when booking. we walked into Saundersfoot which was just a very short scenic route, very enjoyable with numerus benches to perch on if needed. We didn't want to leave Windy Hill Farm at the end of our four night stay & we will certainly be back, If you are looking to book a CL site this is highly recommended by us!!!! very tranquil total peace.

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Reviewed on 31/05/2023 19:16

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Nice but expensive

This is a very well laid out site, with plenty of room between pitches. Access to the site is quite tricky and you have to make sure you approach from the right direction. As we have a dog, we were charged £27 a night, which is expensive but there are showers and toilets. Having said that, the showers aren't brilliant as the flow is very slow and light and you have to pay 10p a minute. The first night we couldn't have showers, as we didn't have any change. It cost me 20p for a shower, which isn't much really but it felt a bit off after being charged £27 a night. The owner goes to great lengths, with his signs, to tell you where you can walk your dog. However, even during a dry July, the path was impossible to use, as a stream creates a mud bath before you've walked very far. This site owner takes the prize for the most signs I've ever seen on a site. It makes the place feel unwelcoming.

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QFour

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Reviewed on 16/07/2022 20:08

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A fantastic find

I booked by phone then did not think to chase up any information. Luckily we met Mr Madox just driving out when we arrived. He said he had no knowledge of our booking but very kindly said he had space and let us park up. Very informative and kind gentleman. A lovely big site with well defined pitches. Within easy reach of the coast path and Wisemans bridge. Hill is steep but short. Even has a regular bus service. There are basic showers and toilet. Showers 10p for one minute. Lots of signs but then if people do wash their dogs in the showers it is no wonder. We parked on the pitch as you go in on the left, great views but only draw back is that there is a huge site next door that did get a bit noisy in the evenings.

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robert titman

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Reviewed on 25/06/2021 15:56

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Windy wet wanderings

We stayed on this site for two nights last weekend. As the site name suggests it is on a hill with a lovely view. The CL field is large with outstanding pitches - power, water and grey water disposal on each pitch. The pitches are hardstanding, level and very generous in space. We received a very friendly welcome on arrival. The weather was very wet and windy but we had a wonderful, if soggy walk down to Sandersfoot and back via Wisemans Bridge. The facilities were open and very clean though we did not use them. We would certainly stay here again if in the area.

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Meandering Maisie

Reviewed on 27/05/2021 20:29

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Excellent post-lockdown stay!

We stayed here last week, and whilst the facilities were not open this wasn't a problem for us. We loved the views driving up to the site, as well as the views from the site itself. Mr and Mrs Maddox were lovely - very helpful and welcoming. The site is immaculate, with serviced pitches, and well labelled recycling and disposal areas. We loved the wildlife - we saw so many birds including bullfinches (great excitement!!), long tailed tits and a jay, as well as having visits from rabbits and squirrels. We were lucky enough to be the only ones on site for most of the week, so it was very peaceful, but even when another few vans arrived, it was so quiet and restful. Excellent stay - one to come back to again when we visit parents in Tenby! Thank you!

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SussexStorm

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Reviewed on 05/05/2021 16:52

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Tricky get in!

As per other reviews, this is a very spacious site. Sloping, but you you can pitch any way you like. Owners very helpful. A good hot shower in the block for 10p a go, lasting a good minute! Frustratingly, 6 units were on the site during our stay. Worth noting that the last half mile run in to the site is a single track road with a few passing places. The turn into the site is VERY sharp (nearly 180 degrees) and up a slope. With a long twin axle unit this was a worry and you can see in the hedge where folk have caught their nearside back ends turning. We discovered during our stay a little further past the site and just beyond the local chapel is an ample turning space... we used this on exiting the site to avoid the tight left hand blind turn. But would have certainly used it on arrival if we knew in advance. Local facilities are good. A steep but rewarding walk down to the beach and Saundersfoot and Tenby are delightful.

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aalg425

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Reviewed on 10/08/2019 20:29

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Huge CL

We arrived at this relatively featureless field, which is located next to their larger, more commercial site. We pitched up furthest away from the toilet and shower block on a slight slope. Pitching required some blocks as we were also lopsided. Site is within easy reach of Wisemans Bridge, Saundersfoot and Tenby. The toilets were rough and ready, open slightly to the elements and full of spiders and insects. 10p for hot water in the sink and 10p for around 1 minute in the shower. We came with our 2 dogs which incurred an additional cost but there was a decent dog walk next to the site. Recycling bins were located near the toilet block which was handy. Pretty chilled out site and location however, the signage everywhere made us feel like we had committed some heinous crimes! (turn off lights! dont use heaters in awnings! etc). Totally unecessary tone in my opinion and not welcoming at all and not something we have experienced elsewhere.

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mistermarcus72

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Reviewed on 17/09/2018 16:17

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So Spacious

This has to be one of the most spacious CL’s we’ve been on. Yes, there is a commercial site attached to this farm but it doesn’t affect the CL. Slightly sloping but levelling not too bad. 2 showers and separate toilets for male and female that are a little tired but functional when you're paying £15/night. It was a pity that soap wasn’t provided even though paper was replaced every day. Washing machine and tumble dryer good value. Approach is OK with plenty of passing places but suggest you don’t arrive before 11am. TV reception OK as was 3G on Three and O2. The nearby Indian, Seven Spice, is a 20 minute walk and was very good.

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sadlybroke

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Reviewed on 02/09/2018 06:46

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Delightful CL

Just returned from a wonderful week at Windy Hill Farm. This is a beautiful CL, so much space and we were lucky enough to see some spectacular skies and sunsets. We were welcomed and shown the usual bits and bobs but then left to our own devices though we knew where to find the owners should we have any problems. There were two male and two female toilets, always plenty of loo paper and soap to wash your hands. The showers were excellent, plenty of space though you need 10 pence to use them. You can walk to Wiseman Bridge from the site which is an easy walk there but it is up hill most of the way back. From Wiseman's Bridge you can walk through three tunnels to Saundersfoot. Saundersfoot is a lovely seaside town. It has a wonderful beach, ice cream shops, cafes, pubs but has a lovely feel to it. Tenby is about five miles from the CL, an easy pretty drive. Lots to do and see and once again a wonderful beach. One thing we did find was that most of the beaches were dog friendly and there were life guards positioned on the bigger beaches. Caldey Island is a must, you can get the boat from Tenby and then need at least two hours on the Island, if not longer. Over all we had a wonderful weeks holiday with fantastic weather. Thank you to everyone at Windy Hill farm. We will definitely be back should we come back to this area again.

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gerrycallaghan

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Reviewed on 01/07/2018 22:10

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Lovely Site

Follow the directions in the CC Hanbook not Sat Nav. Booking in and payment was very straight forward. £16.00/ night including the dog A lovely site, very large short grass field. Plenty of room for just 5 vans Some levelling blocks needed A dog walking area just to the side of the field. Can't comment on the WC & showers as we didn't use them. After booking then read some very negative reviews was a little apprehensive but we were very pleased and have nothing to complain about Enjoyed lovely 8 mile round walk to Saundersfoot via the cycle path to Wisemans Bridge Nice pub at Wisemans Bridge, plenty of sitting area outside and dogs are welcome. Thank you Mr Maddoxs , we will return. Julie& Mark Phillips

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Spooner123

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Reviewed on 14/05/2017 18:46

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