We stayed on an electric pitch for 3 nights at the start of half term. We had an amazing time and all of the staff where very polite and helpful. Alot of effort from everyone on site is put in to make the stay so enjoyable.Our only negative was the electric to the caravan this in my opinion needs to be solved by putting more rcd's on the pitches. Luckily ot wasn't too busy but if it was this would have been more of a problem especially with the dip in temp. This did not ruin or spoil our break and we will definitely be returning.

Beautiful site, excellent facilities, welcome from staff on checking in. Everywhere clean and well cared for. Very peaceful. Lovely seeing the birds and spotting a passing hare first thing in the morning! Excellent value for money. Felt very safe. Have been twice this year and looking forward to many visits in 2026. 👏👏👍

Campsite and facilities were great. Apart from the weather windy and raining didn't spoil our fun .Going into the park paid admission, which is a great price then everything else to pay for on top eg pony rides, quad bikes, caterpillar ride, soft play. I think it would be better to pay a higher entrance fee to cover everything whether you use it or not.Only inside eating area was in the ball pool hall Overall it was good

Loads to do for kids, great staff, loads of parking,very clean, great food, only thing I would say is more toilets and showers are needed due to waiting time to use the facilities. Overall i can not fault as my stay it was 10/10

From arriving to leaving each and every one of your staff members were so friendly and attentive. Our camp warden was just amazing and so helpful, friendly and nothing at all was too much trouble.As for the campsite and farm, absolutely outstanding standards it was clean and tidy. Even the farm was immaculate which I was really surprised at.The whole atmosphere was so calming and relaxing. And we couldn't believe we was only 1 hour away and never been before.

We visited the farm park on the day of arrival and checked into our bell tent at around 4.30 when the farm park closes. The tents are decorated really nicely with thoughtful touches such as candles, flowers, lamp, Alexa, extra blankets, mini fridge, fairy lights, bunting, an electric fan heater - all very cute.The difference between the luxury tent and standard tent is the luxury one is on a raised deck, has two deck chairs out front, a little table and two chairs inside and an Alexa inside. I’d say it’s worth it for an extra £25. We ate dinner at the tempest arms pub - a 5 min drive away as there are no cooking facilities on site, or information when booking about what the rules for cooking are. There is a picnic bench provided with each bell tent which was handy, but again we didn’t know to expect this so brought camping chairs and tables unnecessarily.Would recommend to families. Toilets just ok clean but could be nicer as they are cramped, nowhere to put washing bag

Lovely 1 night stay in a very comfortable bell tent. The facilities were clean and sufficient, the staff were lovely and the site itself is big. It’s just lacking a bit of something for the kids to do once the park is closed? Maybe a small play area

There was plenty for the kids who really enjoyed it, i did book for two days, which really one day would of done, as the 2nd day was a little bit boring, as we done everything, the secret garden sould be open all day until late closing for those who are camping there,For us the holiday was a little ruined, with what happened with the bell tent, wasn't to happy to lose half of my money on a rug that only water was spilt on, underneath was filthy anyway and there was bugs crowing all over the place, and you should definitely have spare rugs for them tents, everything else in the tent was really nice, could do with the creative being hire up, and a bigger fridge.

First time camping, was a lovely spot, very picturesque, friendly and helpful staff, the warden was great, really friendly and helpful. Toilets were close by and amenities and 50% off the park farm which is nice. A shame The children can't go on the park after 4:30 as you'll be removed from the site

We always used to come to Thornton hall country park pre Covid, it was a cheap get away local enough for us to be able to escape to a lovely location and it was always amazing for the kids. Due to one thing and another we haven’t been now for a few years, we decided to book for last weekend and we are absolutely gutted to say I don’t think we will be back. The facilities don’t cater for the amount of people 2 showers 1 mens toilet, 1 women’s toilet and a unisex unfortunately they were also absolutely filthy. 2 showers for a packed out campsite, that I wouldn’t have washed my dog in. The park that used to be available to the kids was now at a chargeable fee, children required a wristband daily to be able to access, when we arrived we were not aware of this so my 9 year old child went to play and was told by staff he was going to be kicked off the campsite. We were issued our plot but when we got there someone else was set up on it. This used to be the best campsite, what a shame.