4 caravans of family & friends we stayed for the bank holiday weekend, looked a great site to stay to chill, children could play in the open, ideal for walking and for the dogs. On Saturday our children were asked not to play in the field by others camping opposite, That night we sat together chatting, laughing & eating catching... More

We (two couples) were in Whitchurch for a wedding and decided to camp at Mile Bank Farm for the weekend. We were greeted by the wonderful hosts Gill and John and given our pick of the camping spots, which were all great. The toilet & shower block were big, bright, airy and clean - with plenty of mirrors and sinks... More

Camping - Tent - Arrived Tuesday and booked for 4 nights. Welcomed by Gill and John on arrival. Given a choice of pitches and free to choose. Freshly mown fields and grass collected and fed to the animals (no grass in our tent then). Shown around site by John and toilets / shower facilities shown to us. Outside washing facilities... More

We booked a couple of ights on the campsite, if you can call it that. They charged £20 per night for us to stay in a field full of what looked like pig poo. The facilities were awful, a portacabin for toilets. The field is quite exposed, and our caravan nearly blew over, so we turned it to face the... More

This is a simply wonderful place to stay in a corner of England which is a well hidden secret. Situated on the Shropshire/Cheshire border outside the small town of Whitchurch, Gill and John Lewis go out of their way to make your stay a complete restful break. More and more farms in the United Kingdom are diversifying by converting outbuildings... More