Fort William, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Primitive grass tent campsite
Liked Everything. The tent sites, the extensive well-stocked shop offering some outdoor equipment, clean shower blocks, great laundry facilities, charging stations, WiFi, a nearby bar/restaurant, on-site coffee/snack pop-up and very friendly staff!
Disliked Nothing
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Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland
Powered grass tent campsite (small)
Liked Friendly, good facilities for washing/toileting, nice tent pitching areas and a lovely location.
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Kinlochleven, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Primitive grass tent campsite
Liked Hot water, kitchen area with kettle and micriwave, charging station
WiFi, drying room, showers, well kept grounds. Choice of accommodation if not in a tent.
Disliked Tents pitched on top of each other, not always considerate campers.
We booked two nights, locked out of toilets 12-3pm which was a bit of a surprise and great inconvenience to incontinent guests!
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Libanus, Powys, Wales
Primitive grass tent or RV campsite
Liked Fantastic location, pitch choices/condition, communal barn with kitchen, fridge, sinks, pleasant showers/toilets, basic provisions
with an 'honesty box' system. The Bannau Brycheiniog Visitor Centre is a 20-minute walk away through the fields (café/information/wifi all in a lovely setting), and for the very fit the Storey Arms start of the Pen y Fan summit hike takes about an hour to walk to (followed by the ~3 hr mountain trail). Driving there might be best:)
Disliked The A4215 may be a small road but it can be busy, and popular with motorbike riders. The camping fields furthest from the road would be a more peaceful choice.
I've no idea if wifi was an option. I used it at the visitor centre.
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Penrith, Cumbria, England
Primitive grass tent or trailer tent campsite
Liked Large mowed field, convenient location, uncrowded and simple.
Disliked The camp sign had blown away and I didn't know if I was in the right place until I spotted a small tent around the otherside of a hedge. Need to fix the camp sign more securely into the ground.
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Welshpool, Powys, Wales
Primitive grass tent or trailer tent campsite
Liked Good condition pitch, pod options, covered outdoor area, on hand food/drink, friendly staff.
Disliked Washroom/shower/toilet cubicles needs a little attention (leaking shower with broken door, hot water heater for sink not working).
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Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Power optional grass tent campsite
Liked A small tent pitching site with good, clean facilities (laundry, showers and toilets). The reception was friendly. As to location, that depends on each traveller. For me, I was looking for a convenient site for the night.
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Fort William, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Primitive grass tent campsite
Liked Everything. Great reception/information office, an attached shop, and a restaurant walking distance down the road. The start of the basic Ben Nevis trail can be reached by a five-minute walk from the campsite entrance. The site is very well maintained and organised, with pleasant staff. Excellent value (and I've been on the road, tent camping, for three weeks now. Site comparison expert!).
Disliked Nothing.
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Strathpeffer, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Primitive grass tent campsite (small)
Liked Martin is the friendly and helpful owner, who maintains a lovely small camping space next to a river ('Riverside' is a bit of a give away). It is well set up with a shower, laundry and toilet block, and labelled bins for disposal of unwanted items. There's a weak wifi signal for checking emails and planning onward travel, available up near the owners place of residence. Just outside the camp ground is a well-stocked store run by very friendly folk, and up the road is a fuel station!
Disliked Nothing to add.
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From the manager: Lovely to meet you and many thanks for your review.
St Asaph, Denbighshire, Wales
Primitive grass tent campsite (backpacker, solo)
Liked Everything. From the location, field condition, facilities. Wonderfully quiet.
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