We took a seasonal touring caravan pitch at this site in February 2010 for 11 months. There are only about 14 pitches. As they back on to a river, which merges with another at the edge of the site (close to the touring sites) we asked if the river was ever high. We were advised it was usually just paddling height and safe for children. We first encountered problems orior to Easter 2010 when we rang to ask the owner to ensure our caravan was on our pitch ready. We were told it was too wet and not possible to use the caravan ! At Easter ! After some dissatisfaction expressed by myself and brother in law (who also took a seasonal pitch) he agreed we could use our caravan over easter, but it would not be on our pitch chosen. Then,later in the season, when it was pitched, our caravan was placed on a different pitch to that we chose - without so much as explanation or apology. He seemed perplexed as to what difference it made and why we were making a fuss! Later in the year, when my brother in law used his caravan (recall was June/July)the river overflowed and the field FLOODED !! The whole field was like a deep lake. The water was up to 1 inch below the door of our caravan. They had to rescue items from our awning for us which were floating.When our brother in law rang the owner panicking about his caravan floating away, he just said well you've got insurance. The owner never so much as gave us the courtesy of a phone call ! Or ever asked if damage had been done. This was not the last time the field flooded during the season either. Persons on site also told us that they had flooded the previous year and one touring caravan was destroyed, and the owner hadnt called him either! Later in the year when we turned up the owner had installed electric gates and we were locked out !! Not so much as an apology for inconvenience. The owner doesnt let you drive your car over to your caravan so unloading/packing up difficult. When packing up after a week in the summer with 2 kids and bikes etc a guy asked us to move our car, and then locked the gate to the caravan field. The "shower" for use by tourers is locked and you need to find the owner to ask for a key. You cant use it after 5, and you can never find him anyway. Its all too much of an inconvenience. The owner frequently wandered round and if he saw rubbish asked if you left it ! He did this to my relatives too. He tells the children he'll confiscate their bikes if they ride without helmet. We packed up our caravan and left before the end of our seasonal pitch expired !! This site isn't for touring caravans !

The site is great for all ages. To reach the site it takes 1.30hrs from the Wolverhampton area, however once at the site, the seaside is only between 40 and 1.15hrs away dependening on where you are going. The site is quiet despite having a clubhouse on site. The site also houses a outdoor heated swimming pool which is free for all, a football pitch, bowling green, tennis courts and putting green and also a river that you can follow. The nearest pub is about 5 minutes away in the car or about a 30min stroll down the back country lanes. (This I have done many times).

There is lots of hill walking to be done across the fields, over the mountains and back again.

Falling you can just sit outside your caravan chilling and relaxing.

I holidayed on this site with my parents upon growing up and only just last year bought my van on the site. I hope my children enjoy the time down here that i did
Twin Rivers Caravan Park, Welshpool, Powys, Wales