Guideacres is set on 8 acres on the edge of the gentle slopes of the Yorkshire Wolds, less than twenty miles from the coast and within easy reach of the city of Kingston upon Hull and the market town of Beverley.
It offers opportunities for outdoor and indoor fun and adventure including camps, sleepovers, activity days and evening visits. Indoor space is also available for meetings and trainings.
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In an ideal world, there wouldn’t be any negative reviews and we do understand that sometimes, things may not have been as great as they could have been.
We still encourage people to leave reviews, even if they are not glowing reports but we also strongly encourage people to write them in a positive manner and to be as constructive as possible.
For example, if you’ve experienced an issue where you went to a site and it had been double booked, you may be very tempted to write a scathing report about how useless the staff are, pick holes in everything including the weather at the time and advise people to avoid it at all costs.
In reality, we wouldn’t publish that sort of report.
What we would do is go back to the person writing the review to ask them to re-word it so it is more suitable.
It could still be a low scoring report and highlighting the double booking whilst advising future visitors to double check their booking just in case a repeat of your experience was to happen again. Finishing with a statement about how much the site did to try and put things right would obviously help.
Badaguish
Badaguish is a small local charity specialising in providing affordable equal opportunity access to the National Park for youth and education groups and for people with a disability.
It has a secluded forest setting near Loch Morlich, halfway between
