| Fielden family | Lovely accommodation - very comfortable and well equipped. badgers and Blue Tits a real bonus. Saw the fledgelings leave the box on Thursday 8th. |
| The Earl Family | We've just come back from our 3rd visit to Bookham Court (The Wagon House - July 06) and it was as fantastic as ever. The Hide is a great addition and it was wonderful to see the badges each night and the owl (via webcam)nesting in the box on the other side of the field. The Genesis meat (barbeque box) and as tasted at "the Gaggle of Geese PH" is superb too. Thank you Andy and Nicola for sharing your lovely part of the country with us. |
| Needham family | Excellent accommodation, very thoughtfully done. Lovely setting and really enjoyed the wildlife, especially the badgers - would certainly recommend. Barbeque box great as well. |
| Maple family | Had a very good stay again. Crowthorne comfortable and very tastefully done. Hope to be back for the 4th year. |
| Flood & Oxenbury fam | Very relaxing and comfortable surroundings. Very dark at night, very quiet, you can hear a cow moo at 400 paces. Good local food and friendly people. A few strange noises at night! Put it down to the badgers having a party. |
| Riminton/Riley/Gill | One of the most relaxing weeks ever. Fabulous accommodation and scenery. Absolutely perfect. Can't wait to come again. |
| Mandle & Coggins fam | Fantastic - the best cottage we have ever stayed in over 5 years |
| Lovells, Frenchs and | We have enjoyed our holiday at this comfortable and well equipped cottage, despite the weather. Disabled facilities excellent, much pleasure from visits to the hide where Badgers performed well. Most impressed with all the wildlife experiences. Recommend the gardens at Athelhampton. |
| Claydon and Bird fam | 5th year at Bookham, yet another great week here. A little piece of heaven on earth. See you next spring. |
| Brian, Kath and Harv | Well another wonderful week at the Wagon House. Weather was great as was the location. See you all next year. Harvey enjoyed the freedom and the view of the sheep. |
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