Embers Camping - Polesden Lacey

Apr 11th, 2023

Aug 15th, 2022

The tents were big and had good air flow with 3 windows and two doors. Mattresses provided I think so it was quite cool( I went with my school may be diff. 4 u) However I dont Recommend going there if you are on a budget because it was literally 1 for a can of coke when its usually 70p but I guess it is fair because it is son inaccesible. The toilets were Mostly clean. P.S fix your taps bc all they do is spray and put water everywhere
Aug 13th, 2022

Apr 6th, 2022

Embers Polesden is, on first impression, a nice site and the site-made pizzas were of a good quality (although very small). However, there are some significant issues with how it is operated. Our main concern with the site is that for the price you pay you could stay in a luxury glamping tent, not a self pitch with no electricity connection. In addition, we found it challenging that you have to be off the site by 10am on the day of departure and, at all times, cars must be parked in the National Trust car park, 3 minutes drive / 10 minutes walk from the campsite. We understand that the National Trust have rules and that you cant drive a car on / off the site during the opening times of Polesden Lacey. However, if you choose to stay here for the weekend, you will not be permitted to stay for the weekend. We departed today, on a Sunday, and we had to be packed up and off the premises by 10am. Car packed by 10am with no ability to use any campsite facilities for the rest of the day. The two members of staff regularly remind you that you need to leave the site by 10 and we were made to feel like we were really breaking the rules by departing at a very tardy 10.04am! Brace yourself for a super early start and no time for breakfast before you leave unless you want to get up at 6am. We definitely wouldnt return to this campsite, but we will continue to frequent the Polesden Lacey National Trust property on a regular basis.
Jan 15th, 2022