Lovely small campsite, peaceful and with large pitches. Able to walk to pub for a meal in 5 mins!

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Lovely friendly welcome from Sally, the owner. Lovely vibe to the whole place, with cool touches such as the vintage mirrors in the shower. It shows that the owner cares about the environment by the toiletries etc.
Fabulous little honesty shop with essentials such as rice ( and chocolate bars).
Quiet, clean, sheltered, large level pitches, friendly..... what else do you need for a camp site?

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We love this site for its rural back to nature setting, its small and our grandchildren love the swing over the pond, play area. The sunsets are amazing. There is a lovely little store with an honesty book so you can log what you buy and pay without having anyone to man the store.
There are fire pits for hire, these just add to the lovely atmosphere during an evening cooking marsh mellows on sticks.

We had to come home!

Lovely peaceful surroundings, great play areas for kids, clean facilities. Nice little honesty shop with a kettle/ teabags (I was very grateful for these as I’d forgotten mine!!). Delicious cake on Saturdays!
Oh and the friendly hen!

The shower really is quite bad - I’d read the reviews but decided to try it for myself. However, it’s really not a deal breaker and wouldn’t put me off returning at all. Something to be aware of if you’re planning on staying longer than a couple of nights.

This is our 3rd stay with our daughter, son in law and grandson. This site is just perfect for families with children or as couples if you just want to relax and have a base for all of the sites around you. Again all those that we met (as everyone is so friendly) were very happy to be at Sunnyside and even kept extending their stay night after night. The site is perfect, the hosts are perfect and we’ll be booking once again, thank you Sally and Richard xx

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We loved this site, the hosts could not have been nicer, nothing was too much trouble. It is a small site with only 9 pitches, which we love and it is also within a short walk of a great community run pub The Racehorse Inn. We took our spaniel camping too and it was so easy as we could walk him in the adjoining fields.
The shower was in a converted stable, which was absolutely charming, with fresh flowers from the garden. A little quirky as you have to pay £1 for hot water which goes cold if someone flushes the loo, but it's all part of the fun.
There is a fridge where you can store food and also a kettle with complimentary tea or coffee making facilities, perfect when you're trying to pack everything up to leave.
We will definitely be returning to this site in the not too distant future as it's an absolute gem.
There was also an area for a campfire, hammocks and also a playhouse and games.

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Such a cute and cosy campsite with so many nice spaces to sit and relax. Good shower and honesty store room

Nothing about the campsite but the walking routes nearby were a bit overgrown

Lovely well maintained site with good facilities. The host cares about the campers & puts fresh flower arrangements in the bathrooms, which are spotless

The shower ran a little hot & cold but fine for a short stay

Peace and quiet idealic campsite. Clean toilets and shower block. Great facilities. Friendly hosts.

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There were flowers in the toilet! I fell in love with the shower room, which was in an old outbuilding - just gorgeous!! There was a kettle we could use, and tea and coffee, and a honesty box for other goodies. The site was beautiful and the level pitches were really generous. There was plenty of hot water for washing up and in the toilets. There was even a trampoline and table tennis table (I lost), a rope swing and other things for kids. Sally was very welcoming. We had a fabulous stay.

The increase in price on the 1st July - why?