Abbey Gate Farm
Chamber Rating
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hawley holiday
Aug 18th, 2022 -
Danielle Branch
Feb 1st, 2022 -
Christine Whittaker
Absolutely lovely site you will not be disappointed. Beautiful views , especially if you catch the sunset . The owners are super friendly and really helpful . Site is beautifully maintained and well organised .individual hard standing electric pitches with grass to side . Cars not to be parked on the grass . Tesco supermarket just down road 5mins to Axminster. Really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be going back again one day .
Jan 25th, 2022 -
Hugh Newbery
Nov 12th, 2021 -
TonyGlass TV
Just a reminder 2017 Our Shocking Experience at Abbey Gate Farm Campsite, Musbury Road, Axminster, Devon. We belong to the camping and caravanning club, this campsite is listed as... 'a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Clubs jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motor-homes' Owners unhelpful but happy to break the above camp rules if you pay them cash. Placed in a hilly rally field too close to another camper, got a shock from an electric fence that had no obvious warning signage. I fear for any small children wandering around the sight who might touch this live electric fence. Abbey Gate Farm Campsite is a cross between a correctional facility and primary school, with a notice board and scrap of paper given to you on arrival, that lists all the things you can't and mustn't do and how WE RESERVE THE RIGHT... Not really necessary on a site predominately occupied by the over 60's - Hardly a bunch of rabble-rousers! And when you get to the end of the list of things you must not do - (No doubt to make the owners life's easier,) their is a final note Enjoy Yourself, that'll be hard as I'm worn out reading all the rules before I start to set up. Now that's another story, the owner waited until we were fully set up before forcing us to relocate to another part of the hilly field. Overall view is that as long as you do as you are told, and go to bed by 10pm, don't challenge unreasonableness, are happy to be on a hill and get the occasionally electric shock... You get the idea. Would we recommend NO Would we Visit again NO Best to be avoided at all costs!
Aug 25th, 2022
Contact Info
- 129732882
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Abbey Gate Farm?
A The phone number for Abbey Gate Farm is: 129732882.
Q Where is Abbey Gate Farm located?
A Abbey Gate Farm is located at Musbury Rd, Axminster, eng EX13 8TT
Q What is the internet address for Abbey Gate Farm?
A The website (URL) for Abbey Gate Farm is: http://abbeygatefarm.co.uk/
Q How is Abbey Gate Farm rated?
A Abbey Gate Farm has a 4.7 Star Rating from 19 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Abbey Gate Farm
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 19 Reviews )hawley holiday on Google
Danielle Branch on Google
Christine Whittaker on Google
Absolutely lovely site you will not be disappointed. Beautiful views , especially if you catch the sunset . The owners are super friendly and really helpful . Site is beautifully maintained and well organised .individual hard standing electric pitches with grass to side . Cars not to be parked on the grass . Tesco supermarket just down road 5mins to Axminster. Really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be going back again one day .
Hugh Newbery on Google
TonyGlass TV on Google
Just a reminder 2017
Our Shocking Experience at Abbey Gate Farm Campsite, Musbury Road, Axminster, Devon.
We belong to the camping and caravanning club, this campsite is listed as...
'a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Clubs jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motor-homes'
Owners unhelpful but happy to break the above camp rules if you pay them cash.
Placed in a hilly rally field too close to another camper, got a shock from an electric fence that had no obvious warning signage. I fear for any small children wandering around the sight who might touch this live electric fence.
Abbey Gate Farm Campsite is a cross between a correctional facility and primary school, with a notice board and scrap of paper given to you on arrival, that lists all the things you can't and mustn't do and how WE RESERVE THE RIGHT... Not really necessary on a site predominately occupied by the over 60's - Hardly a bunch of rabble-rousers!
And when you get to the end of the list of things you must not do - (No doubt to make the owners life's easier,) their is a final note Enjoy Yourself, that'll be hard as I'm worn out reading all the rules before I start to set up.
Now that's another story, the owner waited until we were fully set up before forcing us to relocate to another part of the hilly field.
Overall view is that as long as you do as you are told, and go to bed by 10pm, don't challenge unreasonableness, are happy to be on a hill and get the occasionally electric shock...
You get the idea.
Would we recommend NO
Would we Visit again NO
Best to be avoided at all costs!