You pull into Alderstead Heath, and the first thing you notice is the peace. It’s famously quiet—like, “can you hear that? No? Exactly.” The pitches are generous, and most are surrounded by actual hedges or woodland. You won’t be elbowing your neighbour for the electrical hookup.
And the best part? The staff here are legendarily friendly. They wave, they smile, they might even give you a tip on where to find the best cream tea (spoiler: it’s everywhere in Surrey).
The Pitch Situation: Why Your Rig Will Thank You
Whether you’re rocking a caravan, a motorhome, or a tent that’s bigger than my first flat, the pitches are spacious. No awkward reverse-parking dramas. Each spot comes with hardstanding or grass, electric, water, and waste—so you can park, plug in, and instantly start relaxing.
I half-expected a butler to appear with a welcome drink. (Spoiler: no butler, but the tap water tastes oddly fresh. That counts, right?)
