Palaia, Pisa, Italy
Electric grass and earth pitch
Liked I stayed for 3 weeks at the start of the season. The pitch was excellent & being March…quiet other than the wildlife…which is how camping should be. Even the weather was on our side.🌞 Great walk up the lane, for you & your dog too. The hosts & Pepper (the cat) were welcoming & friendly & must give a shout out for the fantastic home made pizza to order on a Friday night.
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Royston, Cambridgeshire, England
Electric optional grass and gravel pitch
Liked The location was ideal for the historical places I wished to visit. Great walk for the dog…directly across the road (public foot path). Then take a right & immediate left up past the church & onward…perfect.
Disliked Pitches far closer to one another than I expected but being out of season helped & managed to find a grassy patch with a little more room.
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St Austell, Cornwall, England
Non-electric grass pitch
Liked Ample spacing between pitches is what drew me to this site. The drinking water taps placed strategically throughout the site are also a thoughtful touch. Shower & washing up facilities well tended & clean.
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Minehead, Somerset, England
Non-electric grass campervan, tent or trailer tent pitch
Liked This is semi-wild camping at its finest.
The grandest of fields, surrounded by the most breathtaking views. Forget Kent, this is most definitely God’s County & the white church at Selworthy (seen in the distance) surely proves this.
There is ample room to find your own secluded patch & the facilities are most welcome. Dawn is the coolest & most gracious hostess & don’t forget to check out the wonderful work she is doing with Exmoor ponies.
Dawn, thank you so much for sharing your little slice of heaven…can’t wait to return.
Disliked N/A
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From the manager: Thank you for your lovely and eloquent review, Fiona! Great pics too - you beautifully captured that amazing view through the door and back across the vale from Selworthy Church. Looking forward to seeing you all again soon.