Tranquil location . . . beautiful.

Managed brilliantly by helpful and friendly team with a real interest in wildlife and the local environment.

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The camp site was perfect , quiet , well maintained and is in a really beautiful spot

Unfortunately was met with odd attitudes by a member of staff on site. I dried the seal of my waterproof bag to get it to seal for 10 seconds and I was approached by a member of staff who rushed towards me and said “ you know thatssss not dry dry use and attempted to use hand signs in my face “ this made no sense and he was attempting to talk to me like I didn’t speak English and replied with excuse me I just needed to use the air . He informed me that it’s not its purpose and it will burn the element out . I said okay and stopped using it , despite seeing people use it for things other than hands and for like 15 mins. He then proceeded to stop what he was doing and watch me around the facilities constantly and stare and he only seemed to approach facilities when I approached and he would watch me like a hawk . I went to use the shower and he’d wait around and I felt like I was being targeted. A very uncomfortable experience and it’s a shame as the site itself was lovely

Lovely and peaceful site. Easy to find, flat piches, decent facilities and close to some beautiful walks (and pubs!) along the Test

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Toilet paper well stocked!
Clean toilets and shower rooms.

The team are really friendly and there’s no hard and fast rules of when to turn up and pitch. It’s a lovely and relaxed place in a beautiful part of Hampshire.

It’s close to all the historic towns if you fancy that, Winchester, Salisbury, Southampton but Andover is a small town that has everything you need really. Close to the tourist spots of Stonehenge and Avebury as well. It’s a great place if you want to have a stopover before heading to the West Country.

The addition of the morning coffee and pastry van was really handy and they have added seating areas which is nice.

The pitches are well laid out with plenty of space and nicely kept so they are level and there’s a good level of privacy if you prefer that, which we do!

We will be back next year!

Missed having the fire pits this year, but completely understand why that wasn’t an option!

There were a lot of large groups with kids this year, may have been because it was bank holiday, but if you don’t want that, you may want to look at adult only sites.

Very peaceful setting, managed as a meadow. Facilities were nice and clean and the atmosphere was very friendly. The site makes a convenient stop over from the A303.

No option for EHU.

Big pitches with unmowed areas marking the areas. Lots of room. Beautiful view over the hills. Very helpful owners, great coffee & croissants in the morning. Clean showers. No wifi, which is a good thing! Lots of space for kids to play :-)

Nothing!

Great campsite.would happily stay here again.

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Fantastic location, large pitches and hot showers. Lovely people running it with coffee/pastries being served at weekends, and produce available from their cottage garden. It’s quiet too, very low local traffic nearby and a great pub 5 mins away.

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All good

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Location was perfect as visiting Thruxton, but would go back again anyway as the site was quiet and had everything I needed.
The pitches are very well maintained, coupled with the relaxed atmosphere and perfect approach of the father and daughter owners, it made a perfect stay.
Very well priced.

Honestly, absolutely nothing!