Always a friendly greeting, very efficient, clean site. Close to the reservoir & Centre for Osprey surveillance.

This is a very well maintained site. The only thing I feel I must point out is that the views showed on the photograph, are not there. We had booked the site based on the view of Rutland Water, and because of mature hedges, we had no view whatsoever.

Definitely go again

A lovely site, well kept with huge grass pitches. Good access to Rutland Water, Oakham and surrounding areas

It was our first time on a cl site and we were very happy with the site and amneaties. It was ideal to walk or cycleAround the lake. Would return some time soon

This is our third stay at the Paddocks, we were able to choose our pitch in advance, the site is very well kept. The owners are approachable and greet you on arrival. This is a very peaceful site, although there were dogs on site they were kept under control and no barking (we are not dog lovers) same goes for the human campers no loud music or late night BBQ's (we do like some humans).Great place to go exploring from local villages, towns, lots of footpaths to walk as well as the Rutland Water to cycle or walk round. Particularly, liked the pub in Manton for ale and food.

Staff very helpful grate walks . Near by pubs great food. Golf club 15 minutes walk bar open to the public good beers

The Paddocks is a lovely well kept and restful site. It is an ideal base for Rutland water and surrounding local attractions. Would highly recommend

We stayed here for 2 nights as a stop over but could have stayed longer. Beautifully kept site with nice large pitches. Great views to Rutland Water and an easy walk to the nature reserve where the Osprey can be viewed (when they are here).Attentive when needed and very friendly staff.We shall be back next year (along with the Osprey we hope)

Our stay at this campsite would have been lovely. Quiet peaceful spot. Huge pitches. Very friendly owner. However, on our second day, a caravan arrived and parked opposite us, and for the two nights remaining (of 3) we had to tolerate their TV turned up to very loud, ALL evening. It was very hot, and most of us were outside enjoying the swallows, but, because they had their windows open, this pleasure was drowned out by the Great British Sewing Bee, plus much more, every word of which we could hear. I didn't want to make a scene, and didn't see why I should go over to ask them to be a little more considerate. One should NOT have to. The campsite advocates PEACE and QUIET. I do not understand why such people come to a campsite to wreck if for those who want just peace and quiet. As we left, we had a word with the people next door to us, and they too had been enraged by the TV racket. There should be some very visible rules as one enters, to say NO loud noise whatsoever.