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65-67 Bridge Rd, England, KT16 8JX, United Kingdom

01932 562405 www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/campsites/uk/surrey/chertsey/chertsey?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=Chertsey&utm_campaign=google_places

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Caroline Vibert

Jun 16, 2018

It's is in flight path but that goes with all locations near by and not the fault of the camp site. Pitches are close together. Was quiet at night. Be good to have a sign telling parents to not let their children play in park unattended as some children screaming unchecked at the top of their lungs ! The staff are wonderful - really go the extra mile and so friendly. Kept very clean even though a bit dated . The site has good Thames walk nearby. Expensive pubs but again not the sites fault. The food in the pubs was very good. We had a fab cooked breakfast at the site cafe van. Really nice quality and not at all greasy. Lovely lady cooking and serving. Makes it all a really nice experience . Very good value. We will go back.

Susan Hodge

Jul 5, 2018

Very nice site and ideal stopping off point on your way to the coast. It's easy to get to (jct 11 off the M25) and good access for all sizes of vehicles. Staff are very friendly and helpful. A nice mix of pitches with tents, motorhomes and caravans all intermingled. It is on the flight path from Heathrow but it's fun watching the planes fly over. The facilities are fine but why isn't there a bin in the wash up area?

Wendy Sheffield

Jun 30, 2018

A well kept site situated by the side of the River Thames. The facilities are well maintained and very clean. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. Chertsey itself has history and is an interesting town with shops and restaurants to suit everyone.

Toni Askew

Jun 24, 2018

Good two night trip. Shower, toilet and wash up facilities were good. Quiet after 11pm which is a lovely idea. Would recommend and will use again

Another Way

Jul 3, 2018

Very very unhelpful obnoxious staff, few of them OK but other than that the woman staff i came across really are horrible, the old guy with the beard is a nasty piece of work? The location and pitches are fine, but do avoid the staff if possible. Only interact as necessary.

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