Super little campsite. Friendly people and very helpful. I would stay here again for sure if I wanted to go back to the area.

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Lovely glade with only a few tents so peaceful
Use of firepits and easy access/payment for logs, kindle and fire lighters when you wanted them
The walnut tree and ropes plus space in the middle of the glade for kids to easily play together and make friends was brilliant
Seeing the sunset from the gate with a view over the sea
The beautiful peacock hens and chickens
Use of microwave, kettle, cutlery, washing up stuff etc was very handy!
Hot showers (three of them seemed enough)
Dogs are allowed (we don’t have one but it was nice seeing them all and they were on leads)
Swallows nesting and singing around the toilet area were wonderful

Only two toilets/basins and one was slightly awkwardly next to people washing up. The other was in a nice bathroom though. One more would be ideal.
Slight sound of traffic
No wheelbarrow to help carry your heavy stuff from the car (although not terribly far, it would be nice to have this)
Slight slope for tents (though very common for most campsites in the area)

Beautiful little place. We loved all the little touches dotted around the place.
Chickens, pigs and peacocks.
We loved that the hosts left us to it but were there if need be
My child really liked the rope swing and ladder to play on

The showers could have been cleaner and are in need of a spruce up.

The noise from the dual carriageway was quite loud at night (we understand this cannot be helped)

Camping has a lot to do with personal preferences. The camping ground itself is relatively small compared to most. It is a small, enclosed field with a scattering of various trees (walnut, oak, cypress, cedar and a few large monterey pine). There is a rope swing and tree ladder on the walnut tree and the tree itself can be easily climbed. There are 3 glamping units on the field (2 bell tents and a gypsy caravan). The remainder of the field is given up to non-electric grass pitches, where you are able to set down your tent anywhere you like. There are also a scattering of hub wheels that are used for burning wood. The showers, toilets, drinking water and wahing up facilities are located off field around the back of the main house. You will have to negotiate a couple of gates to get there, but the walk is minimal and it's quite pleasant and the gardens and buildings have a lot of character. The farm keeps chickens. There's a coop on the main field and also at the entrance to the house. There is also an allotment at the top end of the camping ground. There is free use of a microwave and kettle if needed, and you can purchase wood and kindling at your pleasure. The owners have a couple of very friendly dogs, one of which is called Luna, and she loves a stick being thrown for her.

We loved our stay, as it was quiet, off the beaten track, friendly and well maintained. An idyllic location.

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The campsite is amazing, beautiful views, no cars in the camping area, contained space with quirky activities for my freerange kids to play and explore. Chickens and fresh eggs were popular. The amenities are spot on, love the cupboard of things you've forgotten and can borrow. Having campfires set up and plenty of wood (honesty box) made evenings fun and sugar fueled with marshmallows. Easy access to Bideford and Westward Ho! My Mum lives locally, I've known the area for 40+years and this is a hidden gem. There are stars for WiFi, it's camping, so unplug. But signal is great. Only dislike was leaving, we will be back. 10/10.

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Quiet and unique site taking one out of the ordinary to the extraordinary with beautiful views. Helpful folk about. Feathered friends to make. Scenic drive into Bideford. Local pub did not disappoint with menu and spaces to sit to suit everyone. Dogs were welcome.

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The meadowview bell tent was great. It's really big inside, easy to stand upright in and warm and dry , even in the drizzly rain.
It's in a nice , quiet, tidy little field, and we enjoyed having a fire pit at night thanks, that was great fun. It's not too far from a shopping centre.

The showers and toilets could have been a bit cleaner. The cooking facilities are ... well.. pretty bad- No fridge, untidy area and dusty. Appreciated the helpful text before arrival but the young people , perhaps just working on this farm were very reclusive once there! Be friendly and welcoming, it really helps.

- Very friendly and helpful host
- Gorgeous house and garden
- Quiet and peaceful atmosphere
- Good facilities with an indoor bathroom
- Supply of things you might forget/run out of
- Lots of animals (peacocks, silly chickens, a cat) that roam the house
- Lovely area with lots of walks and a good beach nearby
- We didn’t stay in the glamping tent but we peeked inside an empty one and it was gorgeous!

A little bit spidery inside the bathrooms!
Also your car is not next to your tent which is not a big deal but just keep in mind when packing.

Scenic location. Good information provided prior to check in. Reasonable facilities.

There was some dogs mess in the camping area that could have been cleared. A fridge or ice pack place could have been nice.

The owners were very helpful, on call to answer any questions and give advice where needed. The camping field was very pretty and well kept and not at all crowded. The owners told us they only ever allow 5 tents in the field at a time. Really nice pub, the Wesyleigh within 20 minute walk.

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