Hales Hall Caravan and Camping Park (Cheadle)

Hales Hall Caravan and Camping Park (Cheadle): Very unfriendly staff (168 words)
by An unhappy camper - written on 16/08/09
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I have to say we have had a rather unpleasant experience staying at Hales Hall campsite. Though the pub onsite had a great atmosphere and some very friendly and welcoming staff, the staff at the actual campsite were incredibly rude and offensive. We arrived as a group of ten 20-30 year olds and were told we were welcome as a group, and were guided to a pitch towards the back of the campsite where we would not disturb anyone. However, in the morning after a complaint of noise during the night which was immediately pinned on us, we were very rudely told to vacate the campsite. Not only this, but after being forced to dish out a £20 deposit for each bathroom key, ...  Read the complete review

Carry on Camping!! (562 words)
by - written on 14/07/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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My partner took mr to Hales Hall Camping Park as a surprise one weekend, even though it is on the doorstep to us, it doesn't really matter where we are going when we are actually getting away for the weekend. The site itself is pretty large and can easily cope with ample caravans with awnings and tents of all sizes, they also have an over flow field in which campers can go, and where they actually put larger parties which may make more noise than the norm to ensure that they do not disturb other visitors. Well behaved dogs are permitted, as long as they are kept control of, and also cleaned up after. The site has quite large shower blocks which have ...  Read the complete review

Hales Hall Caravan and Camping Park (Cheadle): Hales Hall Hell (368 words)
by Jo-Dee - written on 13/07/09
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We stayed here 2 years ago and we loved it. However, this time round was a different story. Chagnge of management = Arrogant and rude staff, apart from the lady who had worked there for years in the shop, she was lovely and explained that the new owners were new and finding their feet. The price had gone up, even though i had e-mail proof taht they had told me the orginal price. They also charged £20 deposit for a key to use the toilets. Before, they were just open. I respect that they are new, but there is no need to be rude and make comments as we walk past them like they did. Comments like 'think you should be leaving' - it was our first night. ...  Read the complete review