Kingsbury Waterpark Camping and Caravanning Club

Staff … were excellent, very friendly and helpful. ||The site and facilities … need updating. The bathrooms are clean but tired and need updating and some modernisation. The pitches only have electric, no water connection, no grey waste. The size of the pitches were adequate. ||The location … was great for the British Masters at the Belfry. Great walks, the waterpark is there and the canals. Good location for local towns and close to the motorway (you do get some noise). ||Would we stay again…not sure, maybe. The price is equal to other parks with better facilities and full services, which I don’t think|Is fair really.

The staff and facilities are fantastic and clean as you would expect from a camping and caravan site. the only issue is if you are on the grass electric pitches you are.close to the motorway and the noise is like white noise 24/7. My advice would be to get a hard standing pitch behind the main block which is not so noisy. We went to the black Country museum which was great with motorhome parking with no additional charge. the m6 motorway was a nightmare and congested.

I am extremely disappointed with Kingsbury, which was, unfortunately, the worst campsite experience I have ever encountered. I have stayed at many campsites over the years and have often been in close proximity to families, most of whom are respectful and do not engage in antisocial behavior. However, this visit was different. I was allocated a pitch in what appeared to be the most chaotic and noisy part of the campsite, which became increasingly evident as the afternoon and evening progressed. Throughout the evening, children were playing football behind and to the side of my camper, and others were playing cricket on the opposite side. The constant impact of balls hitting my camper and children crawling underneath it to retrieve them made for a very disruptive and uncomfortable experience. As the evening wore on, the adults (parents) even joined in, kicking balls around with cans of beer in their hands. I was eventually forced to move inside and pack away my outdoor table to avoid my food and drink being knocked over. This actually made the situation worse, as they then seemed to think they could use the empty space on my pitch to enlarge their playing area. I am also disappointed that management disappeared around 6 PM and did not re-emerge to confront and control the chaos. I will be more careful in accepting my pitch allocation in the future, and I am very hesitant to return due to the apparent lack of policing of basic rules and campsite behavior.

Fantastic caravan park. Great for the kids and very well looked after site. Getting more expensive to stay here. But it is the summer holidays. Clean site facilities. Love coming here. My boys also love it.

Have stayed 3 times and always greeted by efficient and friendly wardens. The whole site and facilities are very tidy and clean. One small issue is the barrier only opening at 7am which meant my husband, who was working starts at 7am had to park his car on the visitor car park. On the first weekend night it was full as it is a small carpark but we watched and waited until later on someone left, so we reparked. During the week this wasn't a problem. We stayed an extra night and this time I managed to walk and explore the water park, which was fabulous. We will be returning.

Camping and Caravaning Club rules apply so we know it's going to be a well run site. Lots of walking to be had around the water park, (we took bikes). The only downside is the hum of the motorway and the airport which is about ten miles away.

A lovely campsite, the wardens are friendly and very helpful and keep the campsite and its facilities spotless. Nearest town is Tamworth with the usual shopping outlets. Drayton Manor is just down the road from the campsite and the Water Park is next door. The M42 can be heard from the site but the birds just seem to sing louder. One of my favourite campsites