This Affiliated campsite is adapted to the new social distancing and safety requirements set out by the UK government. Our priority is first and foremost the health and safety of our staff, our members, our guests and the local communities.
Please Note: We will endeavour to apply a contactless check in wherever possible, however if you have not paid for your stay over the telephone prior to your arrival please come into the reception when you arrive at our site. We are Covid-19 compliant with screens, masks and hand sanitiser etc.
Milestone Caravan Park is a small, pretty and level site with coarse fishing available for the keen angler and a generous picnic area situated next to the lake. For the more experienced, there are also specialist fishing lakes in the village and some stunning scenic walks to take in, which make this caravan site ideal for walkers and anglers alike.
Just five miles north of Newark, the Milestone Caravan Park is nestled on the outskirts of the small village of Cromwell, easily accessible from the A1, both north and south. With much Civil War history on the doorstep, Newark Castle was of particular strategic importance and is well worth a visit. Nottingham, also within easy reach from the caravan site has a more famous castle - complete with tales to tell of the legendary Robin Hood. Another must-see is the annual Robin Hood Festival at Edwinstowe in early August.
From North: approximately seven miles south of Markham Moor service area on the A1, about one mile on from the ‘Carlton and Kneesall’ exit, take the exit for ‘Cromwell and Norwell’. At the top of the bridge turn right, then right again and Milestone is 150 yards on the left just before you go back onto the A1.
From South: approximately seven miles further north bound on the A1 past Neawrk. Look out for the BP petrol station on the left-hand side. About 1 mile after the BP petrol station (after 2nd bridge) exit left following signs for Cromwell 'Gravel Works and Cromwell. Follow the road into the village - the site is situated on the right.
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sasa
Reviewed on 25/02/2022 15:17
Very well manicured site. Massive new reception and recently resurfaced driveways. However,very noisy , as could be anticipated being so close to the A1....fair enough. Cool response at reception where we informed that there were no showers open,due to government regulations!! Had recently been to other C&M sites where all facilities were accessible. When I made reference to this a sheet of paper was waved at me with highlighted paragraphs....."we don't have the staff to clean showers....." Strangely enough there was a heated shower for your muddy pooch....hubby came close to using said shower after his run. Not enough facilities even when all open in my opinion.....80 pitches in all and only 12 loos and 8 showers apart from disabled and child friendly, if I am correct. No private washing cubicles either. Relatively small grass pitches....we were in a small van with awning... fortunately no car as our neighbours had to squeeze in next to us due folk the otherwise being a little greedy!! Fab microbrewery next door,with different food vans most evenings. Easy access to Newark. Petrol station for your bread and milk and an American Diner. We met a lovely young family who were camped next to us. Pretty scuppered if you need public transport. Not our best experience with C&M. Shame really.
nettie statham
Reviewed on 02/06/2021 16:29
