Brook House Farm - Middlewich

[Trooper]

Brook House Farm
Brick Kiln Lane
Bostock
Middlewich
Cheshire
CW10 9JJ



Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]


Site Owner/s: Alison & Adrian Smith

This site is a Camping and Caravan Club CS site
More details HERE

£10 per night (July 2010)

When we rang to book this site, we were told to pitch the van rearwards and centre to the pitch number, also that the height barrier would be unlocked ready for us.

On arrival there is a board welcoming you and telling you what number pitch you are on. Old Mrs Smith came out of the house to greet us and confirm the pitch number and which end of the site that number was on (We had pitch No1 nearest to the entrance).



There are 6 pitches on site all with 10A EHU. There is also a Drinking water Tap and a Separate Waste water disposal point (no chemicals down allowed down here) and a separate Chemical Disposal Point.
No toilet or shower facilities, so you will need your own!!
The site has a slight side to side slope on it so leveling ramps may be required, although we didn't bother and it was not that noticeable.

Dogs are allowed on site, but must be exercised off site, there is a Bridleway at the end of the road, so no problems there.

This is one of the few sites that we actually got a 3G signal on our Virgin Mobile Broadband Dongle.

There is a social club 250 yards walk away from the site which is open Monday to Saturday, which apparently sells fine Ales at social club prices.

Old Mrs Smith (84 years old) sells a selection of home made Cakes, Pies and Ice Cream. We never did get around to sampling any, but we were assured by another caravanner that the Ice Cream was delicious.

Would we go again............. Yes, definitely


Mike........................ (Trooper)

[bigpete]

nice looking site troops, looks nice size for 6 vans, not to far from m6, one for us to visit. nice report.

pete & eve

[Trooper]

We returned to this site on the Weekend (29/10/2010).

We were put on pitch 5 nearer the top of the field, this time we did have to use the leveling planks when pitching.
It was blowing a gale when we got there and there is no shelter at all. That night we noticed a lot more road noise than we had heard on the first stay, but nothing we could not live with.

If you are into walking then Marbury Country Park is worth a visit.
It's Pay & Display (£1.50 up to 3hrs or £2.50 all day).
Information and Maps are available as are toilets.

We walked to the mere but there were signs warning about Blue-Green Algae so we kept the dogs away and decided to head for 'The Big Wood'

The view across Budworth Mere (with 'Bell Tower' for MrsMothy

From there we followed the Tow path of the Trent & Mersey Canal to the 'Anderton Boat Lift'. As we have visited the lift before, we gave the lift itself a miss and head for the Anderton Nature Park, from there we head for 'Lesley's Leap' and on back to the Marbury Park a round trip of 6 or 7 miles.
Most of the routes are well signed, but I would advise you to pick up a 'Northwich Woodlands Explorer Map' for free in Marbury Park before setting off.
With a couple of stops for Coffee and Pasties (still surprisingly warm) it was an enjoyable day.

Mike....................... (Trooper)

[mrsmothy]

Thank you for the bell tower Mike and yes, I have rung there several times. Looks a nice site and might be good for a lazy weekend without too much towing if we get a free one some time LOL!