Holiday Resort Unity Holiday Park

While on a camping trip we stayed at unity farm,2 adults and 1 child.On the 2nd day we was encouraged to use the leisure park fairground by means of ten percent discount/also a free train bus ride.While at the park my husband and child was cornered on awater ride causing distress to my child.When the gang of youths came off they shouted abuse at myself also assaulted me,when my husband got off they assualted him,the ride attendant called for help as my husband was bleeding heavely.Next thing 1 security man came called himself a manager he was aged in his 60s he refused to call the police there was no first aiders at the fairground he just told us to leave,he then went off talking and joking with the 10youths.
We left,went back to our tent,we then spoke with Alun House director of unity we were told it had nothing to do with them and we welcome to leave if we wasnt happy ,he was very callous and abrupt and stated they have never had trouble on the site before.At 4pm my husband went to see him for a refund as we had paid 379pound for 10 days,Alun House had left a message we was to be charged 2 nights regardless we had only spent 1 night there he said the incident happened after 10 am that day.
It was the worse time of our life,and i couldnt believe the attitude of the owner,we are still seeking advice on no security no first aiders on a fairground park.this is illegal.

4 readers found this review helpful

We have just come back from goden sands hoiday park a partner in unity farm in brean. When we arrived at ou caravan we were pleased to find it nice and clean almost new inside . The resot was very quiet and relaxing and near to the beach myself and partner dont have children. We visted rjs club every nite which was not that ays bad compared with others we stayed atit was just for a weekend but we enjoyed it we are both from a carribean background and we were made to feel very welcomed apart from one man who wanted to take ou picture to prove to his mate that black people do go on caravan holidays . overall itwas a great break we even went horse RIDINGon the beach. WE STAYED FROM THE 10TH TO THE 13TH SEPT 2010

1 reader found this review helpful

This was my 3rd time here now. And the place is superbly clean and stunningly beautiful.

5 readers found this review helpful

We arrived at resort to find our caravan was still being cleaned an hour later they gave us the key. At the night we went to rjs the club on site to be told we could not take our three week baby in the club because she was in a pram. the bald doorman was very rude and told us to take it up with the reception. .once in the club there were no seats we stood for an hour then left and went to a really friendly children place called the seagull cheaper than rjs and places to sit with better entertainment. Unity farm is a joke we warned dont go its terrible.

4 readers found this review helpful

We went to Unity Farm during Easter Half term.
We arrived after booking a "Sun Hoilday" wasnt sure what to expect but plesantly surprised our caravan was lovely, decking outside with table and chairs. So much storage inside powerful shower, warm at nights. TV, large fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster. Nothing missing from the kitchen at all! (This was only a basic caraven, so the other must be much nicer!)
We had evening passes, the evening entertainment wasnt that great I thought it was either for Young children (under 5's) then straight onto adults with cabaret /bands etc.
They had a aracde with mini bowling(£2 pp) pleantly of shops on site( we used tesco at Burnham on sea).
You can hire go-karts to travel aroud the site the kids love this, they have a play park.
Brean theme park is next door, very pricy £18.99 for a wrist band or £16.99 if you are staying at unity Farm. You also have 2 hours of swimming free everyday(we didnt use this as so busy doing other things)The pool loked packed most the time and is quite small.
Places to eat:There was a chip shop we used this once on an evening and it wasnt very nice. RJs is the main clubhouse and start food from 7pm-10pm which was ok and they have a takeaway menu! The prices was fair and good portion size.
We spent most our days sightseeing, and only used RJ's in the evenings. There are other bars and places to eat but we didnt use them.
If you have your own transport they are so many places to eat down the road or further afield.
One night we ate at a Two for one pub on the main road as you come out of unity- again this was ok food, but I wouldnt eat there again! lol We tried getting in at the Hungry horse twice but it was full.

1 reader found this review helpful

Lovely, very clean large vans with DVD player and most basic kicthin wear.
Staff were very helpful after we arrived last minute after a terrible experience in a nieghbouring site!
Good amenities on site though the soft play area is no longer open. Very close to beach which was clean and safe for kids. A brillaint inventive outdoor pay area on site.
I would stay there again should we visti that area again. My only reason for not giving 10 was mattress on bed s VERY hard and soft play closed which was a shame for my 3 yo.

We booked via the internet to go camping to Unity Farm in Brean sands. The weather had been awful the week before we went so the tent pitches were very boggy and we got covered in mud pitching the tents but that was the only negative part.
The site was very clean and the facilities suited all ages- there was always something to do.
The staff were very helpful and we had to have a dealing with the site manager who did everything to help us. The children’s entertainment was also great and having the fair next to the site was an added bonus.
It wasn't expensive to stay on the site but you can spend a lot of money there because drinks, food etc aren't cheap.

8 readers found this review helpful

This was only our second ever trip away in a caravan. The site was recommended to us by a friend and we were pitched in the yellow field. We were situated a short walk away from the reception and entertainment, but as the weather was so lovely, this walk was a pleasure.
There was a choice of concrete hard standing or grass pitches, we went for grass, fully serviced with an electric hook-up and shared tap and drainage. There were hedges/fences between the taps, behind each pitch which allowed some privacy from other caravans.
We were very close to a wonderful shower/toilet block which had single toilets and showers or 'family' rooms with a shower, sink, and toilet.....great idea! The blocks were very clean and pleasant to use and I never found I had to queue to use them.
There was plenty of lighting (especially useful when visiting the toilet/shower block in the dark!). We were there in high season but were still impressed with how clean and tidy it all was.
Part of the package camping/caravanning at HRU was one free session at the pool each day.....what fun!! There is an indoor pool, and an outdoor pool with flumes/water chutes.
The biggest water chute seemed to be closed every time we went there, so we weren't sure if we just missed the session time or if it was closed for other reasons. The smaller flume was fab! My only gripe was that although the weather was hot, it was quite windy, and climbing the stairs to the top of the flume while you are wet makes for lots of goosebumps!
There were lifeguards at the bottom of the flume.....good idea....I kept going under at the bottom! We only ever used the free session each day, but that was more than long enough.
The entertainment onsite in RJ's in the evening was the usual kind of entertainment you find in holiday sites. The kids loved it. We didn't eat out at the eateries available, as we took plenty of food, but we hit the takeaway on the way home each evening.
The onsite supermarket Costcutters was great, not too expensive as some onsite ones can be. There were plenty of souvenirs available and I sampled some of the locally produced 'scrumpy'.....hhhmmm the less said about that the better!
The girls on reception were wonderfully helpful especially when our gas bottle ran out, and the wardens were very friendly and helpful, on arrival they zoom around in their golf carts leading you to your pitch....we had a job keeping up!
We were very close to Brean Leisure Park which had a great selection of rides for kids, we bought wristbands that allowed unlimited rides, and we definitely used our moneys-worth! We didn't venture out much, we were there to relax, although we did manage a trip to Weston-Super-Mare......and were stunned with how far out the tide was!!
All in all I can't think of a bad thing to say about Holiday Resort Unity, it was in beautiful surroundings (Brean Sands was picturesque if windy!), the staff were friendly and helpful, the site had everything we needed and more, and to top it all it was very reasonably priced. Definitely a 10 out of 10!