Garrigill Village Hall Bunkroom & Campsite Reviews

5.0
out of 5

11th July 2021, guest from Banbury:
"Amazing place with incredibly generous staff "

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4.3
out of 5

27th June 2021, guest from Southport:
"We arrived freezing and soaking wet after cycling, we were supposed to be camping but they opened the drying room and allowed us to cook in the kitchen which was a godsend, we were also taxied to ..."

27th June 2021, guest from Southport:
"We arrived freezing and soaking wet after cycling, we were supposed to be camping but they opened the drying room and allowed us to cook in the kitchen which was a godsend, we were also taxied to the next town so we could enjoy the local pub."

Tip:
"Garrigill village shop seems to shut at 4pm and the pub seems to be permanently closed. There are pubs and shops in Alston 4 miles away but only taxi service.
Remote village which I think is missing a trick by not having a pub and shop which has better opening hours."

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Would Recommend: Yes

Owner Response
Many thanks for your feedback - the pub is due for major refurbishment later this year with a view to full reopening in 2022

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5.0
out of 5

10th June 2021, guest from Oxford:
"Many thanks for making me so comfortable. Odd having the place to myself but very peaceful!"

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4.5
out of 5

4th June 2021, guest from Edinburgh:
Customer submitted no comment.

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5.0
out of 5

1st June 2021, guest from Ludlow:
"Facilities were exactly what you would expect from a bunkhouse - basic but clean and had everything that was needed. The location is great after a long day and coming down off Cross Fell - of cour ..."

1st June 2021, guest from Ludlow:
"Facilities were exactly what you would expect from a bunkhouse - basic but clean and had everything that was needed. The location is great after a long day and coming down off Cross Fell - of course it's a pity that the village pub is not currently open, and I didn't get organised enough to arrange for food from the village shop which was inevitably closed on my arrival - actually this is important for Pennine Way walkers - I had started at Middleton and intended to pick up food for dinner at Dufton but their shop was shut too (covid or season?) so I had nothing except my dehydrated emergency food. Anyway this is not the fault of the bunkhouse, it's just a limitation of the surrounding facilities - if I had been walking north to south it would have been easy to pick up provisions in Alston on the way through."

Tip:
"See above"

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Would Recommend: Yes

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Location:	4.9
Cleanliness:	4.8
Service/Staff:	4.8
Facilities:	4.8