Food and drinks are table service, which is nice, but it was so busy, it took forever to get any of our drinks and we ended up going to the bar whilst still waiting for the original drinks to arrive. As the shop had already closed, this was the only place to eat, we had to loiter, like many other families, until eventually a lovely elderly couple let us join their small table, just so we could order food. We couldn't believe the size of the club house, for such a large site, the place is TINY. For this calibre of site, I would be expecting a completely private stay without people crossing through our dining area! After setting up and feeling very hungry we made our way to the club house, 'The Haybank'. Also, although there are some very lovely hedges between pitches, which I always appreciate from a privacy point of view, there was a clearing in the trees behind our pitch which A LOT of people used to access with their dogs and even bikes. Not the fault of the site, but I'd advice taking ant traps / sprays if you so desire. As we were setting up it began RAINING ANTS. From the website, this looked to be a large pitch but somewhat secluded - we were desperate for a proper relax in luxury for this final site of our adventure. We chose our pitch online when we booked the site and chose pitch 23. We were then directed to our pitch by the same chap as he drove ahead of us in a golf buggy - a nice personal touch. We pulled into the 'check in' area and were greeted by a member of staff at the car who explained lots about the site. Upon arrival at Plassey we were happy to see such ease of access to the site, wide roads and plenty of roam to manoeuvre with a touring van.

We paid £68.50 per night (caravan, awning, car) for a FULLY SERVICED pitch. We stayed at Plassey Holiday Park for 4 nights at the beginning of August as our final site during a Welsh touring adventure! 2 adults, 2 children and a touring caravan.

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