Grotto to Gravel

Gravel to Grotto closed 4 months ago! No response from the owners or bookings.com. So we had to make an emergency plan ourselves. Looking forward to hearing from Bookings,com on how they accepted our booking which was made 2 months ago for a venue that had closed 2 months prior to that. We expect full compensation and apologies

Nice and traditional

They shpuld advertise that its tents for accomodation

Fast response n understanding staff

Absolutely nothing

Cheap hosts, nobody was at the premises to let us in and landed up having to find new accommodation.

The host is friendly and the glamping facilities are decent.

The venue’s location and purpose aren’t ideal. It’s mainly a cattle farm that also hosts motorbike events, which it's actually best suited for. However, their logo—featuring mountain peaks—creates a misleading impression that it's a peaceful countryside spot also for relaxing, hiking, and mountain biking. Their roadside sign advertises a mountain bike trail (MTB trails) but management confirmed there isn’t one. They seem to be trying to appeal to a wide range of visitors, but it doesn't work. Motorbikers, mountain bikers, and hikers have very different needs and preferences, and this place can’t accommodate all of them. This venue isn’t suitable for nature lovers. Hikers and mountain bikers will be put off by the strong smell from the cattle, especially in the evenings and mornings. There’s also constant noise from a generator positioned next to the glamping site. A loud whining sound from a mushroom factory nearby can be heard, even from very far away on a hiking trail. A nearby chicken farm causes a serious fly problem that spreads across multiple neighboring farms. This made eating unpleasant—I even found a fly in my breakfast egg!