My daughter and I brought her children, aged 5 and 8 to Sacrewell for a weekend stay. We live relatively nearby so knew the venue but had never camped here before. We are not very experienced campers and need the level of facilities that Sacrewell offers: a clean, warm toilet block and showers with lots of hot water for washing up as well. We were welcomed by the friendly warden and camped on the bottom field near the horses. Being September, it was not too busy. We purchased tickets to access Sacrewell and this kept the children busy on both full days following the nature trail, visiting the animals, watching the blacksmith at work, going on a tractor ride, playing in the indoor soft play and the fabulous outdoor play area. Their favourite activity, as we knew it would be, was playing by the stream so bring extra towels with you for this! The shop in reception stocks a few necessities and there is a cafe on site but it is close enough to nip out to a shop if you have transport.

cafe too expensive as in breakfast for what you get went to stibbington diner to get a good breakfast.No way i am paying them prices for i think the cafe must be losing out with the stupid prices.Iff i won`t pay others won`t either .

I've been coming to camp here for many years while attending Burghley Horse Trials. It's always suited us just fine. When I booked i requested the bottom field near the entrance. When we arrived we were told that our pitch was in fact in the top triangle area.We always choose the bottom field as it's a lot quieter and the hedge behind the pitch provides shelter. We've always managed the same pitch for the last 10 years plus. I know that you don't have to inform us if you can't accomodate a specific request but there was nothing on the website to say that there were in fact no pitches without hookups anymore in the bottom field due to the archery area. I would have chosen differently had i known this was the case! The top triangle was very exposed and quite noisy on the Friday and Saturday with large groups of families and friends.I will definitely phone through next year to ensure that i know exactly where we will be camping before making a booking.

Stayed here for 6 years for Burghley week, excellent location and good facilities, warden as always friendly and helpful, only thing we noticed this year is water not always hot at either pot wash facility. Will return hopefully for Burghley 2023.

Great place to take the Children for a holiday as we bought farm entry for every day. Down side it would be nice to have access to a toilet up the top fields. The campers/caravan toilets are a long way from the top end especially for Children.Think it would be nice for the warden to have a Segway to get about on. He must walk miles over his long shift every day. Nice chap.

Wonderful relaxing stay at sacrewell, plenty to do for adults and children. Lovely not to have to get in the car for the whole holiday as plenty to keep us entertained. Clean toilets and hot showers and a great playground for the kids after the farm had shut. Campers breakfast to set you up for the day, playgrounds, stream, pooh sticks, animals, painting, gin, rum, ice cream, soft play all finished off with a chocolate fondue delivered to your door...what more you you want 😋

We found the staff very friendly on arrival but the campsite on entry tricky to navigate as there are tents almost in the parking area. We were in the top triangle which we thought from the map was further than it was. We quickly got to grips with the campsite after this although the showers and toilets we felt were quite a way from where we slept for getting up in the night with two young children. There was sand in the top triangle that children were playing in and we weren’t sure if this was play or builders sand. If the latter this really should be removed. We only stayed one night of the three booked as we found it a really cold night for my youngest of 2 yo. He was awake most of the night and it didn’t make for a pleasant stay. My eldest hurt his foot the following morning so we sort first aid who was reassuring and helpful, she pointed us in the direction of the nearest A&E who were fantastic. The facilities to eat could be a bit better in the range of things to eat.

Improving the shower and toilet facilities.

Sacrewell is a great venue for day visitors but needs a lot of improvement for camping.The facilities for children are excellent. And I would gladly come back as a visitor.Our experience of camping though was poor. Pitch 7 should not be a camping pitch. It is right next to the loading area where lorries unload leaving their engine running spilling petrol fumes across the area.It is also too close to the overflow car park and during the day it feels like you are in the car park. One car parked next to our tent because he thought it was the car park.On the Sunday visitors were streaming across the camping area to and from their cars meaning we had no privacy.I was also unhappy with the staff on reception and the Warden. We asked to be relocated but this was refused. We were told other vacant pitches were booked that week but this was a lie. The Warden blamed us for the problem.The site would also benefit from access to a freezer.Shower facilities excellent.Staff in cafe e

We absolutely loved our stay with you! The children were sad to leave so we promised them that we will try to come at least once a year. There’s so much to do for the whole family to enjoy. The play areas are amazing and the stream was a huge hit for our eldest children. I think the only thing that would say let you down on gaining the 5 stars was that the toilets were gross. There were cobwebs everywhere and rust on the bins. The nappy bin lid was put on back to front so I had to swop it round in order to use it.