Campsie Glen Holiday Park

The only thing that made the holiday rough was the neighbours at pitch 39. Their two dogs yapped and barked all day and night, and the owners would leave them to go to the bar in the evening without seeming to care. Apart from that, it was an excellent site. The owners have put a lot of thought and money back into it.

Great for families, with a good bar, bistro, playground, and swimming pool. We had a fully serviced pitch that was a good size.

There's a nice river at the bottom of the site, and the pitches are clean, level hardstands. It's dog friendly, and there's a small pool on site, about four feet deep. Swimming costs an extra £3 per person for 45 minutes. It's still a lovely site, but I was disappointed to learn on the day we arrived that the bar and restaurant close on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. One of those was during our stay, and their being open was part of why we chose this place.

The caravan was lovely, clean, and had everything we needed. I really liked the little pack of kitchen essentials. The hot tub was a big hit with my 14-year-old, and a relaxing spot after a day out, even in the rain. Staff checked it and made sure it was working properly. The surroundings are beautiful and really quiet, making this one of the best caravan parks we've stayed at. Staff were fantastic from the start. We got a courtesy call the day before to talk through our stay and arrival time, which my husband really appreciated. On Monday, we ate at the onsite restaurant, where the staff were great and the food was delicious. I wish it had been open for the rest of our stay, as we'd have gone every evening instead of eating off site. I'd recommend the park. It has a range of places to stay, including camping and camping huts, plus an indoor pool and kids' play area.