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Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 26/6/2012

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I suspect that you need to be clearer about what you regard as child friendly and what you are looking to spend. River Dart is lovely, parks like that will be busy though in the school holidays and will be more expensive than a site without a park attached.

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Agreed.

If you want stuff to do on site, it will be pricey in school hols.  Unless you're looking for a more basic site with say just a playground and then do all your activities off site?

We stayed at Dolbryn a few years ago and it was one of the most child friendly sites I have stayed on. 

thank you for your replies, will have a look at them all, i meant child friendly as in has family bathrooms, a park which is enclosed and suitable for younger ones and older ones, no lakes or rivers children can fall in. Sorry for not being clearer, dont need a huge park with loads of activities as my children cant do them.

We have been to broadhembury and it is lovely and the owners are great with the children it has a small field for playing football, park for older and younger ones and a fridge, freezer and microwave room, and a large family bathroom, and a small shop which you can order fresh bread etc from in morning, we just wanted to find someting like this but in a different area.

We have also been to eastfleet farm which is rgeat but park not so good for younger ones and family bathroom was quite small but had a great restaurent on site and they did takeaway. has nice walks and a football field.

Definately have a look at Dolbryn, the park is enclosed, sticky club on a saturday morning.

Hi have a look at us (Budemeadows) still plenty of availabilty for late August and we are very child friendly, bathrooms play, areas etc and a properly heated pool.

Our reviews are at http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=1462 but other campsites are available