Had a lovey time.

Camping facilities inadequate for the amount of campers and very basic and tired. No grey waste disposal. Would have to consider very hard before camping again.The farm and play facilities are excellent for young children. Staff are all friendly. The cafe needs more than one person serving. There are no provisions for people with dietary requirements or gluten free, dairy free etc. You are really missing a trick closing so early.

Been visiting for many years. Great family attraction and lovely camping facilities

Gorgeous site with good facilities and lots for the kids including soft play, farm and huge play area. If you're staying for a few days, the price of this will add up at around £30 per day for a family of 3. Unfortunately, first impressions weren't good as upon arrival to our pitch, there was lots of rubbish we had to clean up (pitch 16) We thought we'd have an easy tea as we had just driven straight from another campsite so we didn't have much food so opted to go to the cafe as advertised open until 4pm. We were then told that they stopped serving at 2.30 so we had to drive out to the supermarket. We tried the cafe the next day for lunch but they were on a limited menu and didn't even have some options available from this menu, which was disappointing. What we did end up ordering, however, was delicious. Could not fault staff that were very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay but would probably try out other sites before returning here. Visit Ferry Meadows if with kids!

Used this as a transit between two weekend events. Very relaxing would be nice if the cafe was licensed.

We had a very nice 4 nights stay, very helpful staff and a great cafe. Quite quiet in the evening

Why do you charge so much for adults accompanying children as it's a attraction for children ,think £5 any adult taking children would be better,and probably get a lot more return visits from people

Stayed for one night recently to try out our new tent.The site was clean, well maintained and with good facilities.The only problem we had was we weren't given the barrier code by reception on arrival and by the time we realised reception had closed.We asked the gentleman in the caravan by the barrier who was manually opening it for a private out of hours children's party but he said he couldn't remember it and was pretty unhelpful.As there weren't many other campers we had to walk a distance to ask others if they knew the code and after two attempts we finally found someone who knew it.

We keep coming back year after year, friendly warden, good clean facilities, space and a park for the kids to run, dog walking field and a trip to the farm during the day

Sacrewell is a yearly visit for us, its a lovely place with lots of open space for the kids to play and be outdoors, toilet and shower facilities are ok but not great, toilets aren't cleaned often enough and certainly weren't while we were there Friday - Sunday It would be great if they allowed campers to use the bottom end where the stream is after the farm has closed as its a lovely place to sit and have time with the kids when the mass of visitors have left, we did ask if possible but it wasnt We had breakfast in the cafe on Sunday morning, which unfortunately was disappointing, kids had pancakes which were clearly shop bought, it was listed as a type of bread that sounded like it was local baked but the bread was standard white and stale even when toasted. but overall it is a great place we love camping at