Fishpool Farm Caravan Park

From fishing and walking, relaxing to racing, and picnics to fine dining – every taste is catered for!The Fishpool Inn next to our site is undergoing a major facelift and will be well worth a visit in 2012! Until that is up and running the Abbey Arms is a 12 min walk from the site. The Cabbage on the A49 (also called Pesto) is 1.25 miles from site, that walk should move the glorious Tap pas you have just enjoyed!We have a log burning pizza trailer on site on Saturdays during busy periods!Site InfoPitches50 pitches, each with electric hook-upTwo water and drainage facilities at either end of the site.12 hard standings.AccessibilityAll of our facilities are fully accessible for wheelchairs. We also have disabled wet room and a seperate disabled toilet and can recommend pitches closer to facilities for even better access.ReceptionNew arrivals please check into reception after 2pmPitches must be vacated by 12 NOON unless you have booked and paid for a late stay.Childrens play areaOur childrens play area is now open. Children 5 & under must be accompanied by an adult.ShopBasic supplies are available on site e.g. milk, bread, eggs. Shop opens at 9am & closes at 5pm. For all your other needs please see the ‘Whats Nearby’ pagesWi Fi on site see reception for cards and information.Shower BlocksMens and Ladies showers, hairdryers, and shaving points are all available to use and are included in the service chargeLaundry/Washing Area2 x washing machines - Coin operated2 x Tumble dryers - Coin operatedKitchen Sinks to wash dishes or hand-wash clothesDisposal PointsChemical waste disposal pointRe-cycling We have our own re-cycling bins here and encourage you to be green and re-cycle all of your plastic, tins, paper, cardboard and glass waste. Water PointsClean fresh drinking water is available at points around the site.Dog Walk Dogs to be kept on a lead at all times while on site, without exeption.Picnic AreaDedicated picnic area on siteWalkingOn Sandstone Trail route. 2 miles from Delamere Forest. For the more robust Primrose Wood is a good walk (up hill most of the way).