Em va agradar What a wonderful no frills high quality site. Delightful in every way. The flat pitch was huge with willow windbreaks partitions. Space and privacy was perfect. The communal loo/washing up/shower area so homely utterly clean with touches like the microwave, kettle, eco cleaning products, hair dryer, hand towels, house plants plus table and chairs. The ducks, chickens and cats gave us much entertainment. On a working farm managed by Eric and Shelly who work very hard to holistically manage their Devon and jersey cattle in-between giving their time to keep campers comfortable. This isnt a sterile, over manicured, with endless rules its a home, farm and camping business. Therefore its a very homely site managed with passion and thought with care for the environment. For us the location was great for the North Devon coastal path from Bideford, Westwood Ho! Clovelly, Hartland Quay and Bude. So quiet with the odd moo and tractor noise. Being close to a pub etc wasnt an issue for us as we prepared are own food and didnt need entertaining. Have to say all the other campers were so friendly. A real gem.

No em va agradar # a long way from any shop (you need to stock up well and if necessary use the communal fridge)

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Del gerent: Good evening Cheri. Thank you for your very comprehensive review. Delighted to show you around the farm so that you could see our lovely Devon cows which we farm organically. Your kind words are much appreciated. Like us if you want to eat organic food, there is not much choice around here. Sainsburys in Barnstaple (24 miles away) or Waitrose in Holsworthy (24 miles away) do organic food. A small shop but packed with organic goodies is Marshford Organics in Northam (15 miles away). However the village of Hartland (3 miles away) does have a Post Office and small grocery store, both of which do a huge assortment of fresh fruit, vegetables and tinned goods. And every first Sunday of the month we have Hartland Farmers market which has a selection of fresh bread, vegetables and meats.

Em va agradar The weather was fabulous which made our short trip so enjoyable. The site and location attracted the relaxed clientele. Plenty of space no rules on the size of the pitch. Little walk to the toilets/showers/freezer and USB charging. The showers were good but the constant pressing the change in temp was annoying but fine. Toilets ultra clean. Unchlorinated fresh water from the borehole very nice. Friendly chap operating the site in his van - did the loop twice a day. Recycling bins including used batteries gets a huge tick from me. Sounds of the cockerel, sheep and cows reminds you your in the countryside another bonus. Walk down to Coombe Martin either along the the steep road or pathway. Walk back was pretty tough but more enjoyable than parking near the beach. Coastal path walking/running great. Trip to ilfracombe/Lynton/Croyde all easy drive. Lovely coastline and the verges looked cleared of rubbish. Smashing part of the country. Coombe martin is a lovely little village, silver mining history. Great farmshop which we supported. Nice deli for cake. Finding Supermarkets were a little more of a challenge highly recommend doing research and bulk buy before arriving as not an option to pop out and get real food. Fresh meat can be sourced from the village in standard hours. Yes, I would return but not the kind of site you want to frequent in wet weather very much fair weathered site at excellent value.

No em va agradar Camping adjacent to road can be noisy at night. Temp control on the showers could be temperamental.

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