
Port Talbot, Glamorgan, Wales
Unpowered grass and earth tent or motorhome site
Liked The field was beautiful, with soft grass perfect for walking barefoot. Stunning views across the valley made it a really scenic spot. The toilets and facilities were clean and well maintained, and the site gives you direct access to the surrounding hills and forest for walks straight from your tent. My young children loved the play area, and it was great that parents could sit and enjoy a drink while the kids played safely nearby.
Disliked On our first night, a group at the top of the field played loud music until 1am, which made it hard to sleep. Not the site’s fault, but still frustrating. The toilets are quite a walk if you pitch at the far end of the field, so it’s worth choosing your spot carefully. The washing-up area only had cold water—not a major issue, but it made cleaning up after a BBQ a bit tricky.
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Salcombe, Devon, England
Unpowered grass campervan, tent or trailer tent site
Liked We had a fantastic stay at this very well-kept site. The pitches were spacious, everyone was respectful, and the fire pit hire (with wood) was very reasonably priced. Facilities were clean, with plenty of hot water and a simple coin system that worked perfectly. The location couldn’t have been better – just a ten-minute walk to the beach – and the kids loved meeting the animals in the garden field. A really lovely campsite, and we’ll definitely be returning!
Disliked The drop loos were a bit smelly but that comes with the territory of it being a relatively wild camping site. The site can be quite exposed to the wind when it's blowing from the north/east which made setting up the tent difficult, but again, nothing that the site can help.
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