Ease of set up

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The price

The area, the woman who works at the pub across the road had disgusting attitude and was extremely rude.

Location

Noise, not welcoming

Really nice natural and basic campsite. The pub was great place for a drink and to meet people, the owners were really nice, really friendly and really helpful.

The campsite facilities could do with a bit of a makeover. Being basic was ok, just needed to be a bit less grubby.

the area was peaceful and relaxing to stay and there were good facilities at hand(toilet and shower)

The ground was a little lumpy but was not that uncomfortable.
there was some rubbish dumped in the bushes

Brilliant little hidden gem of a campsite.
The owners are fantastic and couldn't be more helpful.
The shower is wet and warm and the toilet is for number 1. Any larger packages have to be dropped of in my toilet across the road.!
Will definitely be back ASAP
Beautiful walks right from the campsite and enough pubs and attractions to keep you busy if not going up the mountain.
Just a proper old fashioned campsite none of this glamping nonsense. Bar across the road. Just perfect.

Not a bloody thing.

Next to a lovely stream and very serene. Good sizes pitches with many fire pits so you won't compete for a fire

Next to a car park but it's not busy and means you can park next to the tents. Facilities aren't the greatest but fine for a short stay

The staff were friendly and very helpful.

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The drive to the campsite.

The description says the campsite is in the pub car park. To charge to stay there it must be a pretty special car park, right?
Sure there is a lovely shaded area where you can build a fire, and there is a stream babbling nearby, and it's stunning there, however, you can't get to it in your campervan so you would have to lug all your belongings there because it's sectioned off from the car park. We paid £30 for 2 nights, stood in the car park for 2 mins and drive off. We personally did not want to spend a gorgeous weather weekend in a pub car park, with all the pub users, and all the noise and goings on associated with a pub car park. Did I mention the 'camp site' is a pub car park? I think I did. Disgusting to charge a fee, and refer to it as a campsite in my view, even though they say the campsite is in the carpark. Still you live and learn.

Location

The landlady refused tap water to a fellow hiker. The shower was cold water only.