Wambrook Farm

We had a really lovely week. Wambrook is absolutely beautiful with stunning views from the tent and we were lucky enough to have great weather too. There’s lots for the children explore which is what makes the holiday special for us!The kids LOVED the little copse behind the site - it was great fun but there are bits of metal, empty chemical cans and bits of barbed wire discarded in there and the rope swings weren’t really useable from where they’d been hung.A walk to the Cotley Inn for pizza was well worth it and we also took a trip to Chatmouth Beach for fossil hunting (which is taken very seriously - hammers, chisels and protective visors - we gave up and had fun in the rock pools instead!)There was minimal interaction from Ed and Elena (no farm tour or buggy rides for the kids). Ed’s parents were very friendly and it was great to chat to Ed’s father about the farm too. There aren’t any toys or books available to borrow from the honesty shop. No ice packs (maybe this is a covid thing), spare tea lights or firefighters were available). We didn’t find the garden for badminton either. We took a gas burner and it made life much easier - the kettle on the stove was just about boiled at lunchtime after putting it on at 7am!The lamb burgers we bought from the farm were delicious!Beautiful scenery, a full site so the children had lots of new friends to play with, warm duvets and the sun was shining! In all a lovely week.

A fun family weekend takes you back in time with no electric but i think that makes the break in a funny way enjoyable, we played games which we wouldn't normally do,have bbq first night you can get bbq cole from shop on site fair priced, these a great pub about 20 minutes walk away pub is first class, a great place to go.

We had such a great experience at Wambrook, Elena and Ed were fantastic hosts and the farm had everything a young family could need. The fort was super sweet and the children spent hours playing with their new found friends on the fort and in the forest.