Myself, husband and our nephew camped at the site for the weekend at the end of September. We had a lovely Friday evening, wet start to Saturday, followed by sunshine and a chilly evening.This site has a lovely family feel about it, and we felt welcome from the moment we arrived. We were on the top field which had direct access to the tea room, bar and toilet block via some lovely new steps. The field is on a slight gradient so we pitched our tent sideways. Pitch 3 was our area, but next time we stay we will request something on the other side of the top field. The bottom camp field was undergoing maintenance as these pitches are well looked after, the owners had reseeded the bottom. Toilets and showers were clean and tidy, although showers are on a push button and last about 30 seconds which wasn’t ideal for the nephew (aged 5) who struggled to press it. I understand the owners are building a new toilet block, so hopefully this will see an upgrade to these facilities.

Lovely site been a few times staff are very helpful and friendly.tea room packed with lovely treats horsebox bar is great spotless clean site will be back

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The place it’s self was nice and well looked after. For us the noise was a big factor. We didn’t sleep due to the constant road noise. We were expecting it to be nice and quiet and peaceful which was what we were looking for. Unfortunately this was not the case. We had booked afternoon tea and that was lovely, really nice and well worth it. We collected our afternoon tea but took it home with us as we didn’t stay for our second night.

Honestly we love coming to strawberry hill farm it’s not far away and we have been to many different sites over the years and nothing compares. Family run and they are like family, nothing is a problem. The site is beautiful and so well maintained and they are always doing something to make it even better! I was really poorly once and we had to leave urgently and leave our caravan and they were just amazing and we will forever grateful to them. I honestly can’t recommend this place enough and don’t get me started on the amazing cakes and food in the little cafe also has a horse box bar for the warmer weather! The location is perfect with a lovely pub just down the road too. Yet again another amazing relaxing stay (actually straight from hospital lol) recovering in the perfect way xx

We arrived late Friday and our pitch was no more than 6 foot away from a camper van. No room to park our car hence we didn't put the awning up. There were a lot of vans and it was noisy at times when it should be fairly quiet. We had temporary building works opposite our pitch making it hard work to park up with the van. I'm sure this may only be temporary but in darkness it was not easy. People who own the site were lovely on the phone. We probably wouldn't stay there again due to the number of tightly packed spaces. Other than that its a fairly okay site.

On arrival Louise was very welcoming and explained where everything was then accompanied me to my pitch. The site had everything I needed and was well laid out. A must is a visit to the tearoom for fabulous home made cakes! I am already planning my return visit :)

No badness anywere and can’t pin point about anything as it was all fantastic

Pitches are cramped,uneven. One problem is it's on a dual carriageway so if you want to go to Durham it's a couple miles in wrong direction to turn round.Traffic noise is a problem as on lower level you are about 20 mtrs from road that's on a hill. Trucks and car noise from about 5 am as it's a trunk road between A1 and A19. Only 2 showers and toilets in male block although new block has been started.

Suitable, clean accomodation for short stay. Loved Seaham beach/glass beach, Blackhall Rocks beach (free parking!) Beamish is a MUST. Found few good local pubs, not all dog friendly, so check. Durham Cathedral & walk along river to Shincliffe lovely.