Dagger Wood Campsite

Quiet lovely site, pitches are far enough apart that you feel like you're the only people on site. Great views and plenty of space and fallen trees for foraging for firewood. We had the best couple of nights here.

We were fine with it but beware of the massive hill from the car park, single portaloo and cold showers

We had a brilliant time.
Henry was very helpful with excellent communication.
The site is spacious with wild areas that we liked, but it also has very clean toilets & shower area for a less wild experience should you want that.
Really good vibes - well run site. Good local pub grub too.

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Lots to wander and see plenty of walking areas and also some great secluded spots

Road noise

I liked the fact that you can't see any other campers as the lands got tucked away pitches ams woodland spots, the outdoor showers are fun.

Only small downfall was abit of road noise but I'm sure if we dove abit deeper we may have lost that.

Stayed for a mushroom forage over the weekend and yet again lovely site with beautiful surroundings. Stunning views on a clear night. Blissful.

The fact I had to go home 😂

Quirky little Frodo the cute little bed on wheels. Felt a little like fairies in the woodland to my daughters. Henry helped redeem my daughters 10th birthday by fulfilling a special request to decorate around the area we were staying with special messages loved ones had sent for her. Loved watching the girls stomp about and be as children should be 😍

Can't really say there was anything really.

Out in nature, friendly, helpful owners, plenty of wildlife.
Although you can camp wherever you like, the established pitches are a good size, fairly level and each have a well built fire pit.
The woodland nature of the place means none of the pitches are in sight of one another and makes for a very peaceful camp.
While walking around the site we saw deer and pheasant, at night, bats and owls were heard.
The owners have a trusting attitude, allowing campfires and barbecues, and not limiting number of tents on pitches.
Good quality drinking water supply, and I've never used a cleaner portaloo in my life!
Fantastic value for money.

The site is close to some roads which aren't busy or loud by any standard, but it does distract from the otherwise natural environment a bit.
The previous users of our pitch had taken advantage of the unconstraining rules, leaving some litter and dog poo, and been burning glass and cans in the fire.
However seeing the great condition of the rest of the site, and meeting the other campers, it seems that kind of inconsideration is thankfully a rarity here!

- Loved being able to choose where I could pitch my tent, that really played into the wild camping feel of the site.
- The toilet, recycling and wash area were clean and functional.
- Henry (owner) was only a phone call away if needed.
- Lovely area to explore
- Absolute bargain price

- Obviously, anywhere near a road you will hear traffic so can't complain about the road noise.

The whole site, very peaceful, plenty of space, fire pits available, lots of fire wood scattered around the woods you can collect while having a nice walk, very dog friendly, just perfect

Nothing

Plenty to like at this site. Consider it a wild camping spot with open showers (you need a swim suit) and porterloos to use.

The ground is often uneven in places but you can camp in bushes, trees, little gullys, all over the place, so great for a bit of light bushcraft (tarps, bivi, hammocks), really lots of variety to where you can sleep. There's a few larger, flatter pitches as well if you want to camp in a big tent or a group.

There's a few activities as well to enjoy such as foraging lessons or boot camp. There's also three hidden gnomes which if you find you get a free nights stay! Took us a while to find the little pests, but great fun exploring. Just need to find out how to get the t-shirt as well 👍

You can have BBQ and open fire, plenty of space to explore and hide.

Good location as it's near to Bristol, Bath and cheddar gorge. Plenty of little villages and walks close by as well.

Few downsides that can't be avoided.

Near a fairly busy road, if you sleep light take ear plugs.

Next to a Motorcross site, so they can be noisy at times, but not at night.

The uneven ground was fairly sloping, so difficult to find a comfortable pitch.

Could maybe do with a little signage from the car park as we didn't really know where we could camp.