Cedar Valley

The hosts relaxed attitude and the relaxing overall atmosphere was lovely.
The clean facilities and honesty box to put money in for firewood / any other payments, made it more informal and friendly.

The slightly sloping pitch, but this cannot be helped.
That walking through the woods of the estate was frowned upon as would have made our countryside adventure more magical.

Very close to the South Downs Way
Clean facilities

Noisy! Some people were laughing/shouting until well after 1am.
Dogs yapping at 6.30 am after being let out by their owners to run around the field.
Smelly! Lots on dogs running around not on leads. Easy to step in dog poo when walking to the toilets at night.
The cafe in the bus (see the ad on the wall of the block) purportedly says it's open for breakfast. After walking there looking forward to a good post ride nosh found it closed!!

Had a fantastic time, brilliant views good facilities, owners very friendly will be booking again real soon

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Toilets / showers / pitch areas / amazing location with lovely walking areas.
The BUS CAFE was the best idea we have ever seen. Friendly bloke running that too. Beautiful place to see the stars at night

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Off the beaten track and quiet, just what we like. Easy to find,spacious, toilet and shower facilities with a washing up area, what more does anyone need for a quiet night away.

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Large field, with no restrictions on where can pitch, the views over the valley are stunning, easy to find, with a couple of very nice pubs close by, for good value meals.

Large groups of families with badly behaved children, very loud late at night, didn't see any staff, to pay for stay.
Showers & toilets block not the cleanest.
Very hard undersurface stone layer, to make pegs hard to drive in.
Only stay 1 night, instead of the 2

I liked that the pitches were relatively level and the general location was peaceful, but not too far from East Meon, and the designated fire pits stopped other people from having fires too near our tent which was a good thing. The staff members were very friendly and helpful which helped make the booking and paying easier.

The group I was with were mainly teenagers and there was no problem with that as long as we were respectful of the site and other people. This makes it a great place to go with a group of friends in the summer!

The only way to use the fire pits was to buy firewood from the campsite, which was always in short supply, or to bring your own making it difficult to have a fire regularly. The only other problem was that whilst the staff we friendly and helpful, they were not around very often, which made life a little more difficult but not excessively.

Clean facilities loo Rolland hot clean showers

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This site is run by the Bereleigh House estate and is in a secluded valley well back from public roads. It is well organised but has relaxed minimal rules. The loos are unisex with privacy cubicles . They are excellent , clean and with good quality fittings. Hot water is all inclusive. Dogs are common . Camp fires are permitted at designated fire pits along the centre of the field , or if you want your own , bring a fire wok or barbeque and use that by your tent. Wood is supplied in bags with an honesty box for payment. Details of local walks are in a box by the loos.

The estate raises pheasants and all the land off the farm tracks is out of bounds. There's a lot of big farm machinery moving around the estate.

Plenty of space

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