6 young children and 6 adults are arriving this weekend for 2 nights, the weather forecast is horrendous with non stop rain, is there things to do to entertain the whole group if its raining and would the ground be really bad?

Hello, I have booked a WigWam. First experience glamping, and never done anything of the sort - Only recently I have caught an 'adventurous bug'. I'm quite excited but rather worried about not having a car. I put Cobbs Cross farm into google maps and it came up with a 10 minute walk from the nearest busstop, which I was more than pleased with. But looking further into the reviews, I'm worried that we need a car to get from the farm to the Wigwam? Is it possible to get there without one? Happy to take a taxi, but is this possible due to the remote area? Neither my partner nor I drive, so I hope I haven't made a mistake in booking this place. I did try to call them a number of times but always get answer machine.

Hi, we've booked a few days here over the Easter break. The reviews sounds great and it's seems the perfect place to go and explore the beautiful countryside. I'm just a bit worried after looking at a few pictures as there seems to be a lot of dogs off lead. Is this the case round the hole site or is it only in designated areas. I only ask this as I have a very friendly husky that loves other dogs and people but he greets like a husky does hug the other dog by jumping up at them. He isn't being dominant it's a typical husky trait but some dogs get nasty towards this and he ends up getting bitten whilst he just wants to be friends, this is why we always keep him in a lead. Obviously my dogs safety is in my best interests and I really don't want him hurt. Have I made a mistake booking this site or is there designated areas for off lead.

Would this place be suitable for a very young baby? (4/5 months old)

Hi, there only seems to be 1 toilet for all the wigwams and in a corner of the field. Has this caused issues, especially if you need to use the facilities during the night?