This campsite is situated in a secluded valley surrounded by rolling hills and woodland, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. The site features well-maintained grass pitches, modern amenities, and a range of on-site activities including walking trails, a children's play area, and a fishing lake. Visitors can also explore the surrounding countryside, which is dotted with picturesque villages, historic landmarks, and scenic hiking routes.
Liked: Small, friendly campsite, just off A road separated by a field, so Road noise was minimal. Well situated for local National Trust sites & beaches, see campsite website for suggestions. There's a Texaco petrol station with a good selection Londis shop just up the road, which sells pastys made at the campsite, and The Rising Sun pub is a 5 min drive away that does good food. There is also a pizza van opposite the pub every Wednesday. Good phone signal on 3. Disliked: Only 6 Amp power on site & pitch needed levels. Warning, severe pot holes on entrance.
Liked: Quite campsite with clean and basic facilities. Peaceful and relaxed setting. Friendly and welcoming hosts.
Liked: Lovely farther and daughter running site v helpful, would recommend to people who like country views away from busy towns,pub 5mins away in car good food and v friendly Disliked: Only 6amp electric but just turn 1 thing at a time on ,lovely pasty on site.
Liked: What a beautiful peaceful place. Staff were so welcoming and very obliging, genuinely wanted you to enjoy your stay. Facilities were all good and especially ideal for that wild experience. A very environmental friendly farm which was nice to see. Felt very relaxed and free there. A special thanks to Emma for making my stay so enjoyable, so kind of you to put yourself out so much even though you were so busy. Will certainly go there again, highly recommend.
Liked: Location - Simple and accessible site. Engagement - Owners had great communication and were very welcoming on arrival. Disliked: Site layout - Access to bathroom/ shower facilities required walking through part of a field
Liked: Pitches are pleasantly large, although slightly sloping rather than flat... Not a disadvantage when the weather is less than friendly and our great British weather chooses to send a lot of rain one's way! The dogs & me were just taking a break in a new location, so didn't do a lot of exploring (mainly because of rain) but enjoyed the peaceful and quiet site, it was a pleasant escape from larger & busier locations. For the more active breaks, it would make a great 'Base Camp' for exploring the area, somewhere serene to return to following a hectic day.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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Liked: Small, friendly campsite, just off A road separated by a field, so Road noise was minimal. Well situated for local National Trust sites & beaches, see campsite website for suggestions. There's a Texaco petrol station with a good selection Londis shop just up the road, which sells pastys made at the campsite, and The Rising Sun pub is a 5 min drive away that does good food. There is also a pizza van opposite the pub every Wednesday. Good phone signal on 3. Disliked: Only 6 Amp power on site & pitch needed levels. Warning, severe pot holes on entrance.
Liked: Quite campsite with clean and basic facilities. Peaceful and relaxed setting. Friendly and welcoming hosts.
Liked: Lovely farther and daughter running site v helpful, would recommend to people who like country views away from busy towns,pub 5mins away in car good food and v friendly Disliked: Only 6amp electric but just turn 1 thing at a time on ,lovely pasty on site.
Liked: What a beautiful peaceful place. Staff were so welcoming and very obliging, genuinely wanted you to enjoy your stay. Facilities were all good and especially ideal for that wild experience. A very environmental friendly farm which was nice to see. Felt very relaxed and free there. A special thanks to Emma for making my stay so enjoyable, so kind of you to put yourself out so much even though you were so busy. Will certainly go there again, highly recommend.
Liked: Location - Simple and accessible site. Engagement - Owners had great communication and were very welcoming on arrival. Disliked: Site layout - Access to bathroom/ shower facilities required walking through part of a field
Liked: Pitches are pleasantly large, although slightly sloping rather than flat... Not a disadvantage when the weather is less than friendly and our great British weather chooses to send a lot of rain one's way! The dogs & me were just taking a break in a new location, so didn't do a lot of exploring (mainly because of rain) but enjoyed the peaceful and quiet site, it was a pleasant escape from larger & busier locations. For the more active breaks, it would make a great 'Base Camp' for exploring the area, somewhere serene to return to following a hectic day.
