I've just spent a few days there. Apart from a day visit to Butlin's Ayr camp in the 50s I'd never been to a holiday camp before and was greatly impressed by this one. It has a beautiful setting that with its groups of wooden houses set in the forest reminded me strongly of Colorado.
It struck me as a super place for family holidays. There are lots of outdoor activities to suit both adults and children and luckily, given our climate, just as many indoor ones.
When you've had enough of self catering, grazing and sluicing are well provided for in the various restaurants and bars. I'm told the swimming pool (or sub-tropical paradise as it prefers to be known) is wonderful. I didn't try it and since my friends had to leave the pool and stand around shivering while a fire alarm was investigated I don't feel I missed out. I did enjoy table tennis and ten pin bowling and snooker and pool and archery and "the segway experience".
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