Em va agradar Owl Barn campsite is good if you’re looking for laidback , left to your own devices, simple, grassy pitches, with no frills. The toilets and showers were in a portacabin, and they were fine. The plants and simple decoration was a nice touch. I’m glad that they remained lit up at night that being the only light source on site after dark, thank you for reminding us to bring plenty of torches! We liked that there were chickens poking about, and that we got to visit the goats in their field who were happy to receive a fuss. Good for bird enthusiasts. We could hear owls at night! The website should mention Touchdown cafe, good food, but a long wait as it’s very busy. Great if you like aircraft!!

No em va agradar Before I travelled, I was really worried about finding the entrance to the campsite and getting lost, because the satnav final destination picture shows a house a few metres down the road and not the entrance to the campsite which isn’t well signposted. There is a photo of the entrance to the campsite on the web, but it’s a very small sign that you can miss if you don’t know that’s what you’re looking for. I had some email and text communication with staff ahead of time and they were very helpful, but I would recommend a nice big sign to welcome people in. It was useful to know that showers cost 50p from the website, but what it doesn’t say is that you need exact change for the machine. Luckily I had enough 50ps with me! I had naïvely thought that goat yoga might have been included in the price for camping, which it is not.

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