Witham Hall Farm

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Lovely CL.. put it on your list of ones to try

Just had 3 nights at Witham hall, arrived in lashing rain and high wind and 1st thoughts were “ what a lovely site “ . 2 very pretty lakes and you choose where you want to pitch up with masses of room. Yes, you can hear the trains but they are low speed and it did not detract from this lovely CL… Yes an occasional fisherman but I’ve never met a noisy fisherman ! Lovely countryside & walks and close to places of interest . Fantastic value as well. Do yourself a favour and try it.. you won’t regret it

Peter williams

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Reviewed on 17/07/2023 08:30

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Wonderful tranquility and dog friendly too.

This site really is a rural gem just a few miles from Frome and Shepton Mallet in a very sunny Somerset. Firstly the area is lovely with loads of lightly trafficked lanes, proper agriculture with prolific woodland too. We stayed three nights with our two dogs off lead all the time, a few walkers came near but not obtrusively. We parked under the trees for shade in this heatwave and overlooked the two fishing lakes complete with a heron in attendance. A forty minute walk was easily taken to the end of Long Ham Meadows, all enclosed footpath and off lead for our dogs who had a wonderful time. EHU is not needed by us and for a tenner a night we were living cheaper than at home. The railway runs behind the site but I'm a train buff so welcomed the passing trains that are out of sight behind the woods. Great experience and can recommend the village pub less than two miles away, The White Hart at Trudoxhill.

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Reviewed on 20/06/2023 11:18

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A stunning location

This CL was in a stunning location, but unfortunately what detracted from our stay were the local dog owners exercising their dogs off their leads on the CL instead of adhering to the public footpath on the opposite side of the lakes. Also be aware that trains do run adjacent to the CL during the day and through the night on weekdays. Fishermen also have access to the CL, which became evident during one day of our stay. Not knowing who had access to the CL did give concerns regarding security. If security was improved with the CL being sectioned off so that the public did not have access, this would be one of the better sites on the CL network.

CPFoxy

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Reviewed on 05/10/2022 10:57

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Lovely Waterside Retreat

This back to basics CL has charmed us. From first phone contact where we were advised to stop at the farmhouse (ample off lane parking for outfit) where a map clearly directs you to the nearby CL's gate. Envelopes are provided should you wish to pay in advance or during your stay. Approach is easy, even with a large twin axle and 4X4. Plenty of level area to pitch on, we didn't need to use levelling aids. Fresh water, elsan, recycling and rubbish are well organised. Elsan disposal point a delight to use, has its own tap too. No formal pitches, pitch where you want. We and the other two outfits had pitched close to the waters edge. Plethora of bird and insect life to be had. You are able to walk around the pools but you can only pitch on one side. The pool is shared with anglers but we only saw one the two days we were there. Lovely tranquil experience but you need to be aware of the adjacent low speed branch rail line. Trains were infrequent and not loud at all. Don't let the rail line put you off visiting. Our only regret is that we don't live closer to this CL as it could easily become one of our favourites.

Hurryhome

Reviewed on 12/08/2022 17:45

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Probably the best CL

I know reviews are by their nature subjective but we certainly don't know what could be done to make this site any better for us. If only there were more of these non EHU sites at a reasonable price.

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Motorhomer

Reviewed on 26/06/2022 10:32

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One of the best non-EHU sites we have stayed at

I phoned to book this site when we were travelling back from Bath to Cornwall after our son's graduation. We just needed somewhere to sleep in our campervan before the drive home. I left a message for the owner and luckily she phoned me back just as we were about to give up and try somewhere else. I'm so glad she did! What a fantastic site! We did miss the turning and had to turn around. The gate was well signed so we knew we were in the right place. The site is huge with lovely views over the fishing lakes with lots of wildlife. We went for a walk the following morning and followed the footpath through the trees with bluebells and wild garlic and lots of song birds and waterfowl. We didn't meet the owner (we left the money in the letterbox).  There was some noise from the trains passing but this didn't spoil our visit.  I wish we could've stayed longer and explored more.

CornishChicken

Reviewed on 08/05/2022 15:49

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Witham friary farm

We have used this site numerous times and love it, It is a lovely peaceful site with no traffic within hear shot, the fishing is free if you are staying on the site, or just relax and watch the wildlife on and off the lake, frome is approximately 6 miles away for shopping, there is also a cider farm about a mile away, the site is not suitable for motorhomes as there is nothing within walking distance

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Reviewed on 26/06/2021 13:49

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Pleasant site but long grass

After going along a short rough track past a rather scruffy parking area for fishermen/women the area opens out into a large expanse of grass to the left of the lake. There is now a small wooden building containing a toilet and whb with a disabled facility that was currently unfinished and inaccessible. The grass was rather long; the only areas cut were around the tap and the cdp/waste bin where the long grass cuttings and nettles had been left on the ground. At £6 it was excellent value. The directions state "Turn right at sp Witham Friary" but there is no signpost! However the road is obvious. On arrival I was not asked to show my membership card.

dunelm

Reviewed on 12/09/2019 14:56

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Highly recommended

This site is one of the best. There are no electrics, but if you can cope with that this is a great site to visit. The area is very beautiful and steeped in history. The site itself is spacious and peaceful. It is next to a fishing lake, so we saw lots of wildlife. The owners were helpful and friendly. There was a railway running beside the site, but it didn't disturb us too much as it was screened by a small wood.

WinhallWanderers

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Reviewed on 29/05/2015 20:59

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