The location is fantastic. Set in a valley between hills and trees and only 10 mins from the charming town of Monmouth. It's peaceful and not over crowded leaving plenty of space to set up and relax in. The resident chickens, alpaca, geese and Doris the turkey add a quirky character to the site. The staff are friendly and helpful and I fully recommend the pizzas they bake fresh onsite. Absolutely fantastic and great value for money. As an added bonus, we were lucky to have some clear nights and the star gazing was incredible - we saw two of the brightest and spectacular meteors we've ever seen.

The shower and toilet block were a bit of a mess at times. The owner did his best to stay on top of it but toilets were blocked, the soap dispensers broken and shower cubicles often left muddy.

Beautiful camping fields with lovely old oak trees, loads of space so you never felt you were encroaching on other campers. Campfires off the ground were allowed so it was lovely in the evening to get a fire going along with other campers and sit out looking at the stars. Campsite asks that you burn their fuel only, but it’s a reasonable request at £6 a bag which keeps you going all evening, lights easily, burns hot and leaves minimal ash. We booked as two separate bookings last minute in August and asked if we could be accommodated close to each other and were given a pitch right next to each other. Toilets and showers, 4 of each for men and women, wash up area with 1 sink and 2 dishwashers (pay by card), toilet disposal, bins. The small play park was fun for kids up to about 6 yrs. plenty of room for kids to ride bikes/ play outdoor games. Small cafe/bar did excellent homemade pizzas very reasonably priced and 2 very pretty fishing ponds (£7.50 for a 12 hour day ticket). Friendly, helpful staff, easy to find.
The area is amazing with the Forest of Dean bike centre only 10 mins away- well worth a visit- cycle trails for every age and ability. Puzzlewood is also very close, as is tintern abbey, and further woodland trails and go ape nearby, clearwell caves.. there’s just so much to do within 20 minutes of this campsite- well worth can’t wait to come back. Amazing value for money- no added costs, £25 a night for up to 4 of us and a dog in August!!

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The space. The clean toilets and shower room. Loved the pizza on site and the fishing for the kids. Staff are super friendly and the little farm animals on site was a huge hit for the little people

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Lovely, friendly site would definitely visit again.

There was nothing that we didn’t like

The site is lovely and peaceful

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The location was lovely surrounded by the lush green hills and plenty of pitching space. The animals on site always add a charm and interest for the kids.
The proprietor was friendly and welcoming.

I think when it gets busy the shower/toilet ratio (given the size of the site) might be noticeable. It seemed to cope when e we’re there but maybe it gets busier…

Nice level pitch, direct access from site to woodland walk, few hundred yards from cycling in the forest, good clean facilities, nice bar and home made pizza and breakfast, friendly owners. We saw a family of deer in the next field at dusk

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The facilities were great! They popped us close to the toilets and park due to the young age of the kids.
Kept the three families travelling together.
Staff were super helpful and friendly.
Great base to explore from.
Pizzas are amazing.

Female showers got too hot for the kids.

Perfect location not far from home to take my 5 year old daughter on her first night camping. Lovely walks, spotted loads of dear and other wildlife. Nice little cafe/pub on site. Somersby cider on tap. Great atmosphere with a nice little practice pond by the cafe/pub where numerous youngsters were fishing. Stone baked pizzas were banging. Friendly staff. All facilities you need on site. Daughter loved the park and climbing across the large rocks adjacent.

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We'd stayed before in a belly tent which we loved. So we returned for another stay and a pizza.which was as good as last time.

Toilet Shower block is good, and has ample space depending upon time of day.

Now the site is busier and more people on site, aligned with the summer months, the site should have implemented wasp bags on all corners of the main buildings. Several guest were constantly moving tables during the evening to avoid the constant wasp menace.

A site walk around needs to be conducted by the managers and finance holders on a regular basis. Simple things like the door locks being fitted the wrong way around on doors would be simple fixes but nobody seems to bother.