Malvern Hills Club Campsite
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Spring at Malvern
Lovely views. So peaceful and quiet. Spacious and very clean.
Quite a way from the start of the Malvern Hills walking, so we found bikes very helpful when staying at the site.
Some nice villages nearby and in Great Malvern the tourist information was very helpful.
Great walks from the site as well as it was rural.
First stay at CMC site
Nice site with good facilities good if you like walking and cycling.found the staff a bit officious. And the lack of cheaper non electric pitches forced to pay for something I don’t need a metered ehu would be better.
1st trip to the Malvern Hills
Lovely campsite with great facilities and friendly, helpful wardens. Ideally situated for touring the Malvern area. Good size level pitches with electric. Plenty of walks from campsite with shop and pub within a mile. Plenty of wildlife on site and in local area, with Green Woodpeckers visiting if you’re lucky enough to spot them. We did a circular walk from site to Worcestershire Beacon and back, which was around 11 miles in total. We will be back.
1st trip of the season
Lovely 3 days stay for our 1st trip of 2022. Very peaceful and quiet with the sounds of the birds and woodpecker early morning. Facilities always spotless and the wardens friendly and cheerful which is what you want, got on with their jobs and didn’t bother you. Our dog Ted loved lying on the grass outside watching the world go by. Weather beautiful except for last Wednesday when it rained all day so we went to the retail park for retail therapy. Sunsets are amazing. Fish & chips in barnards green lovely but soooo expensive. A little play park if you have children. Thank you wardens lovely well kept site.
Peaceful
Three night stay in late October meant huge amounts of rain, but fortunately mostly at night. Nice views of the Malverns from the site, and indeed from some pitches. Facilities up to usual standards and wardens friendly and welcoming.
Cycled to Upton upon Severn which was a pleasant flat ride of about four miles, has some lunch and cycled back. Fantastic to walk on the Malvern ridge itself - a short drive away and found motorhome friendly parking at the Gardener’s route car park. Hanley swan lovely village short distance away with handy shop.
Overall, very pleasant and peaceful visit on the last few days of being open this year. I’m sure we will be back.
Ramble on the Malverns
We rambled with The Disabled Ramblers club; a great time! Campsite excellent; well organised, secure, and toiler/showers immaculate. Only one comment, the service point was up steps which meant to return to my caravan with a full Aquaroll was via a sloaped grass bank.
Walking to the Worcestershire Beacon from site
We have just enjoyed a lovely three nights at Malvern Hills Caravan Club Site. What a lovely site, with amazing views.
We stayed here because we wanted to walk the Malvern Hills. We own a camper van and don’t like to move it once we’ve pitched up. On arrival, although very helpful and knowledgeable, ALL wardens said it was not walkable from the site as there are currently no buses running on the weekends due to COVID and Great Malvern is nearly four miles away.
We just wanted to let fellow campers know it can be done! It is about a ten mile round trip taking in some beautiful countryside. We walked through the fields adjacent to the site to the B4211 up to Barnards Green and then onto Great Malvern. From the A449 through the Rose Bank Gardens up the 99 steps and then the zig zag path passed St Ann’s Well carrying right up to the Worcestershire Beacon. Once at the top, the views were magnificent. We then dropped down the other side walking to Upper Wynche and then cross country straight through Worcestershire Golf Club before walking the B4209 passed the Three Counties Showground and onto The Swan pub at Hanley Swan for a well deserved pint! Please note there is a footpath all the way on both the B4211 and B4209.
Would definitely recommend both the site and the walk!
Second visit this year
First of all I should say that we do not normally visit the same site twice in one year, but this time was an exception for two reasons:
1/ It's a lovely quiet site in a superb location, and
2/ Our first visit was during the really hot spell in July. It was so hot that we didn't manage to do very much during the heat of the day other than sit in the shade with cold drinks.
However, this time we made the most of it. The cycle ride to Upton along the backroads was very pleasant with very little traffic, and there are loads of walking possibilities direct from the site. The wardens sell a very handy little map in the site shop, which is a blown up version of the OS map of the immediate surroundings. It was really easy to plan several local walks starting at the entrance gate.
Apart from that the site is spacious and well maintained. The wardens are very friendly and helpful when needed . . . . . Will definitely visit again.
Motorhomers
This is a good site if you have a caravan, the details of this site are quite misleading.It says there is a bus service with a bus stop just outside the site, what it doesn't say is that on Saturdays and Sundays there is no service. It also says that there is a village within half a mile, but it is actually nearly a mile away and consist of a shop and a pub, not really worth the walk. So if you have transport I suppose it is a good site to stay on. But if you have a motorhome and don't want to move it every time you want to go out then don't bother going. We will not return.
