Marquess Pod

We stayed in the Treehouse for one night and it was brilliant. The whole campsite is very clean and very well kept. The tipis, shepherd’s huts and lodge tents looked brilliant too.

We loved this site — it’s very spacious, and the noise rules mean everything quietens down by 10pm. If it does get a little loud, it’s completely acceptable to politely ask for noise to be reduced in line with the guidelines.

The safari tent was fantastic — spotlessly clean, easy to use, and set on a generous plot. The café, bar and meals were a lovely added luxury. Everything was so clean that the floor inside was fine for our baby to crawl on, and the showers and toilets were immaculate.

The staff were incredibly helpful, and we loved every minute of our stay. I would definitely recommend it.

I was really impressed by how well maintained all the facilities were — the showers and toilets were spotless, and our mini safari tent was spacious and comfortable.My 11-year-old son and his school friends had an amazing time and were safe throughout our stay, which was very reassuring. The clubhouse and bar are thoughtfully laid out, and the ice cream station was a huge hit. The band on Saturday night was also excellent.

We decided last minute that we wanted to go camping. With grown up children who live away from home, we wanted somewhere not too far from all of us, coming from 3 different counties. This site came out as a good choice.

We have just come back from a second wonderful weekend at Osea Leisure Park and were not disappointed. Last year we camped but this time we stayed, as a large group, in the lodges, a shepherd’s hut and the tree house. We were all really impressed with the accommodation and the even more improved facilities.

We stayed on pitch 8 for three nights and had a great time. There was plenty of hot water and the showers were clean, and the site itself was spotless and peaceful, even though it was fully booked. The clubhouse has been refurbished and looks modern and welcoming, with very friendly staff. The food looked great — fish and chips were £14, which felt reasonably priced — and the bar was good too, with pints at £5.40 or £6 for premium beers. There are also some lovely walks straight from the campsite along the wall, which was a real highlight.