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We booked this site as it was convenient for the NEC Caravan Show. We arrived and were given a friendly welcome and efficiently processed, we then found a nice pitch despite arriving mid week, half term etc. The facilities were spotless, I took my Bacon Sarnie in to have my breakfast, they were that clean !! We know the area well as my brother lived three miles from the site until he moved back to Wales two years ago, we went to the show and had a good time, met up with some friends,had lunch and left the show not buying a new van (the first time ever) We went to Moreton,Broadway Tower and a NT property, that the name escapes me and had a superb cream tea. We had a great time at Broadway and can highly recommend it, lots of things for couples and families with little ones, plenty of walking opportunities. Will we stay again, you bet we will
We Bought a Caravan and joined the Caravan Club in November 2013. Our first trip was to Broadway and we were blown away by the facilities, location and how helpful the wardens were. just over a year later we have had several trips away so we thought we'd come back. And guess what, the site still blew us away, The Facilities, the location, the wardens, as a previous reviewer commented are excellent and we think its perfect.
For the keen cyclists amongst us, Broadway is on the edge of the Cotswolds, so if you want hills, you head east and I've created a route called Broadway Saturday on Strava, which is 55 miles of hilly terrain taking in Bourton on the water, Moreton in Marsh, Chipping Cambden but avoids the main roads. If you want a flat route, I've created a route called Broadway Sunday, which is 61 miles of flat terrain heading out to Pershore, Upton on severn, Malvern, Tewkesbury before returning via Cleve Hill. Be Warned, the route up Cleeve Hill goes up Gambles Lane, A short length of one in four............ I failed to get up the last 20 Metres.... Gutted
JimJanandRosie2
Reviewed on 17/02/2015 16:30
