Beautiful campsite at a great price. I went for one night with 3 children (15,8 and 6). We all had a great time and enjoyed the break from the hustle and bustle of life. Great location, although the entrance was a little scary to drive down in the dark, and bigger sign posting would be helpful. Facilities were minimal, but just as advertised and clean. The atmosphere was lovely, we didn't utilise the optional extra activities (clay pigeon shooting, foraging or personal training) but still had a lovely time. We hope to return soon. Perfect for a no-thrills cheap and cheerful night away.

The only thing i disliked (and this is being really nit-picky) was that the site was a bit noisier than expected when the frequent aeroplanes flew above, but obviously, there's not anything that can be done about that. There was also more traffic noise than I thought there would be, but again, there's nothing that can be done.

We had a great weekend here. Big pitches and perfect for the kids to run around safely.

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We love camping at Dagger woods. This is now our 4th time here. Would recommend to anyone that likes wild camping.

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The way nature is at the heart of the campsite. A hidden gem

The noise of the busy road nearby.

great privacy

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Lovely back to basics campsite with minimal facilities (might not suit everyone!) but where you can get your own space away from others. Lots of trees and blackberries. Walk to the pub (Hunters Inn) was nice (the pub and the walk)

Theres no escaping the noise from the road! Such a shame... You can kinda tune it out, until a motorbike zooms past...

The setting, the private pitches, the walk to the Hunters Rest, friendly campsite manager Henry, and in my opinion, the best compost toilets I've ever been on (no smell at all!) :)

The sound of the A37 was quite present on pitch 4, which is a lovely forest pitch

Henry is running Dagger wood campsite, I love it there, peaceful most of the time.
I wish I had come across this site a few years ago, I would have been staying there more often. As I'm classed as homeless, I don’t know what I'm going to do after he closes the site sometime in September.
Thanks to Henry.

There's only one thing I don't like about the site, that is it's closing sometime in September until around the beginning of next year, February/March time would be my guess.

Teenage boys enjoyed the air rifle activity. Great to have your own bit of woodland to camp in.

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Beautiful and amazing campsite. Have been coming here the last few years and we love it.

Lots of wildlife and is a great star gazing spot.

Facilities are kept clean and the campsite owner is lovely and helpful. The campsite is in a great location and its easy 15 minute drive to get to a cute little town thats fun to explore and has a tesco and a lidl.

Theres a really lovely pub thats in walking distance and some other beautiful trails around to explore. There’s a lovely walk to a cute waterfall on ‘all trails’. It’s a lovely way to spend a day.

I would not recommended staying at pitch 6. Although it seems like a lovely quiet pitch in a secluded spot with path at the back to easily get onto the public footpath, the campsites neighbour is a nutcase and hangs out about 5 metres away at all times chopping wood. The neighbour is super rude and hostile and has a habit of screaming and smashing things very late a night until early in the morning. He ran up to us while we were walking back from a hike, we had grabbed some small dead sticks to get a fire started. The neighbour then berated us and told us we were stupid for thinking we could keep a fire going with that and started to try sell us his own firewood, when we politely declined, he got very rude. The neighbour also leaves his little black dog to roam and there was multiple times where the dog raided our camp for food and urinated on our belongings.

Obviously there is nothing anyone can do about this and this is not a knock at the campsite at all, this is just a warning not to stay at towards that side of the campsite.