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Hi

Golden Square, Hemsley would suit you all. Nice site and 2 playgrounds for different ages.

We've too have been looking Jasmine Park, but have large tent and some reviews say tent pitches not that big?  We like space.

Hello again

Vale of Pickering lovely site, havnt been to Wolds Way but have had it recommended.

Gentleman who runs Golden Square, has relation who runs Cote Ghyll, Osmotherly, again nice site which would suit.

I am deciding which one to ring myself, grandchildren 7 and 9.

3 bad reviews in 5 years isnt so bad you know.... tents are getting larger and larger every year and unfortunately people turn up with tents larger than some static caravans and expect a nice spacious pitch. In September it will be a lot quieter than August, and we can spread people out a bit.

From the list of requirements you have asked for it sounds like we would be perfect for you.

Quote: Originally posted by Jasmine_Park on 11/8/2011

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3 bad reviews in 5 years isnt so bad you know.... tents are getting larger and larger every year and unfortunately people turn up with tents larger than some static caravans and expect a nice spacious pitch. In September it will be a lot quieter than August, and we can spread people out a bit.

From the list of requirements you have asked for it sounds like we would be perfect for you.

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Not sure what your dates are but in September it should not be a problem at all.

We do keep a close eye on our reviews and since then we have been working hard to keep standards as high as we expect, we have taken on an extra cleaner to get us through the busy summer period.

Funnily enough we actually got graded by the AA on the same day as some of the reviews were from (we do check against bookings when people stayed) - the official inspectors words were:

Matthew was busy strimming touring areas when I called and everywhere was maintained in pristine condition. The new fully serviced pitches are a real benefit and within the amenities blocks a diligent approach to cleanliness was observed.