Em va agradar A lovely wild-feeling site in the middle of a private nature reserve. We came for the eclipse and meteor shower and had a lovely view (there was one other van!) There is a beautiful walk around the site with woods, open meadows and a pond area. It was fun to come across little areas like a quiet spot with a table for two and wild rabbits grazing, a summer house and pond, a children’s play area, a communal campfire area and a hidden railway carriage that used to be a tea room. We came with dogs and they loved the walks on site and I wish I’d discovered this when my children were young as it felt safe and there’s so much space to explore. The camping field is a large tree-lined meadow with paths and camping spaces mowed out. They are all nice and level with plenty of shade. This is somewhere I could come regularly to get away from everything and relax in the quiet. Alan’s instructions were clear and it was easy to find. The owner was friendly and present if we needed anything but didn’t hover. There are heated bathrooms with toilet and shower and a fresh water tap for filling up. Most of all excellent value for money! I almost didn’t want to leave a review as I love that it’s quiet and underused!!

No em va agradar These are far from dislikes for me but something to be aware of: there is a lot of wildlife onsite so you can hear deer and foxes at night, everything has a slightly run-down feel which, for me, gave it its charm but don’t expect anything pristine. Poor mobile signal (this might be a positive for some) Pitch up also haven’t updated that the tearooms are not open but Alan informed me before arrival.

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