Walton on Thames Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Nice place with wild animals such as geese and swans and horses, go to this one instead of Crystal Palace. Most beautiful caravan and motorhome site! Enjoy the scenery! Not packed and the owners are extremely nice! The Crystal Palace caravan site sucks and the staff at that site is rude and racist. In comparison, the owners of this site greet us and let us choose our pitch, and there is so many space even during August, the time when most sites are usually full. Great site overall!

I was surprised at how lovely this site and it's location was. We spent a couple of days here exploring the local area. We walked along the nearby river mole to the Prince of Wales at West End on the first evening. The second day we spent sightseeing in London , driving to Richmond and catching the tube so easy although there are closer main line options. On the third day we took our bicycles and rode 10 minutes via a path and quiet roads to the Thames then rode alongside the river to Kingston where we had lunch before riding back via the beautiful Bushey Park and ferry across the Thames (£2 per adult well worth it)
The site is well maintained, Carol the manager of the site and her assistants are extremely friendly and helpful and we will definitely be coming back to explore more and visit Hampton Court next time.

Nice quiet location, didn't have any issue at all with the Riverside pitch, no flies or anything. Small park for the kids, helpful staff, although strict on arrival times ect. Don't let the site location put you off, no bad smells, didn't notice it at all. Spacious pitches and well kept, although grass very dry as no rain for a month (rejoice!) Would definitely visit again :)

Great location for Hampton Court and the Thames Path.
Really peaceful with some pitches beside the River Mole.
No facilities block so you need to be completely self-contained.

Just got to love it here
My husband has been coming to this site since 1973

I spent a day there! When it is night, it is very dark, there is no lighting, there are no bathrooms to shower, the playground for children is ridiculously small, there are only 2 toys and there are no night lights there and no cameras, there is a lack of investment to offer comfort to the users, there is no restaurant, bar or cafe in short only has the place for you to park your motorhome or caravan.

A little oasis in an unlikely place. Very much a base to visit London if you want to camp or caravan. No toilet blocks or showers so bring your own amenities. Electric and hard standing available but nice grass pitches also available. Quite isolated so ideally you need transportation like bicycles etc. Hersham station about 40 minutes walk which gets you onto London’s transport network. Perfect as a base for historic Hampton Court, Wimbledon, Walton-on-Thames, Sandown Racecourse and London.

Had a lovely couple of days stay. It was quite and peaceful, but it is still early in the year. There are plenty of pitches and many with EHU. The staff were friendly and helpful.
No showers and toilets are on site so own facilities vital. One chemical waste disposal so would be busy in the height of season.
There is a small play area with a slide and swing.
Just outside of the campsite there is a footpath to Molesley Heath Nature Reserve, a lovely walk.