The facilities were excellent but the countryside was the standout feature. We enjoyed the walk to Coleford but the outstanding walk was to the beautiful village of Newland. A little bit demanding but the reward at the end of the "Cathedral of the Forest" and the Ostrich Inn made it worth the effort. Value for money was excellent.

We had a lovely stay.the pitches are lovely and spacious. Facilities nice and clean. Handy shop and the Friday night pizzas were really tasty. The owners were also very helpful and attentive

The value for money was the main reason for choosing Greenacres and came as a great surprise. 2 things I would like to see, a drive over grey waste and a slightly larger parking area near reception if only to protect the grass.

This is a great site in a beautiful location. There is a footpath taking you straight into Coleford and lots of lovely walks and rides straight from the site. Toilets and showers were immaculate and all other areas of the site very well kept. The shop is great for essentials and also has hot drinks, snacks and meals at various times.

Campervan stay for three days. Plenty of space in a natural, rural setting. Onsite shop with friendly staff. Nice location for exploring the forest and Wye valley. Entrance drive is quite steep and uneven, but no problem.

Site was clean and tidy. Pitches good size. We found lots to do in the surrounding area. We will certainly be back. Staff really helpful and polite.

Stayed for a couple of nights whilst cycling in the forest. Super impressed with the standard of pitch and immaculate washrooms. The on site shop will even cook you up a bacon butty! It's about a 20-25 min walk into town though there are footpaths across the field that may be quicker? Only point for feedback is water points seem to be tucked away though work is ongoing so probably will be installing more? Fire pits are permitted as long as off the ground ... (probably best to book a hard standing/all weather pitch if planning on using one).Will definitely be returning.

Greenacres is well situated for exploring the local area where there is much to see and do. We were staying with the Tandem Club and the area gave us a selection of directions and destinations. The only drawback is that the campsite is high and each ride ended with a stiff climb!The facilities were spotlessly clean and well maintained. I made a couple of suggestions re minor improvements to the site owner (coat hooks in the washrooms and washing up area and shelves or corner baskets to put flannels and shower gel on in the shower cubicles). He assured me that he would have this done by my next visit. I'm sure I will be back so we shall see.

We camped in a small tent, 2 people, taking part in the Tandem Club Easter Rally. Greenacres is a very friendly welcoming site. Nice food at the office! Quiet. A quick walk along lanes into Coleford. Lots of room, nice for tents, plenty of space between pitches. We were at the far end so a bit far from the facilities. It would be nice if there was a toilet - perhaps a hire one? - at the far end. We didn't need or use electricity.Good area for cycling. Lots of interesting industrial archaeology in the area.Many thanks.

I organised a tandem rally here. It is a lovely site with good, clean facilities. It is very tranquil. The staff were excellent.Coleford with plenty of cafes, pubs, take-aways and 3 supermarkets (Co-op, Tesco, Lidl) is a short walk away on a public footpathThe Forest of Dean offers great scenery, ancient castles, plenty of cycling and walking routes, and lots of cafes, pubs and restaurants.