Platinum Holiday Caravan

Stayed in a Platinum caravan, it was the best caravan I have ever stayed in, luxurious and still smelt new. Was very surprised they let me in there with dogs. Beautiful quite location, went above and beyond by leaving dishwasher tablets, fairy liquid, teas, coffees, bowls for dogs and blankets for them along with treats. Good value for money.

The dog area was tiny and the big field had a gravel pathway with large stones which hurt the dogs feet and uncomfortable for me even in wellies, the grass either side was left to nature so couldn't walk on that either, nowhere else to walk from the site. I was given a map of my caravan which took me an hour to find, it was locked and nobody to ask. I eventually found a cleaner who said that wasn't my van at all and was a privately owned van, she showed me where I should be. Not what I needed after a 7 hour drive. There wasn't a shop, or reception on site and nothing to tell you where the nearest food shop was. The whole site was on a steep hill and found it difficult to walk up with a bad knee.

Very neat and clean, love the area which is very peaceful however still close enough that we can drive to supermarket and some nice trails for walking. Loved the doggy hamper and in general it being dog friendly.

Spacious, immaculate, best caravan I've stayed in.

Nothing. The weather could have been better but you can't blame anyone for that.😁

The caravan was well furnished with a dishwasher and fridge freezer, coffee machine and two toilets with showers and one with a bath.

It was very far off the beaten track, with no shop or other facilities. Apart from a few packets of biscuits and coffee pods, dishwasher tablets and washing up liquid, there was nothing else, not even salt. Best to stock up on groceries before you get there.

The view off the deck was perfect for a peaceful morning cuppa and an evening beer. About an hour from all activities we wanted to do in diff directions so wonderful. Our dog enjoyed the agility play area too!

Nothing

View's and the tranquility

Having to leave