Piece and quite .
The owner was lovely.

Site a bit untidy and needed a freshen up. I know it was the end of the season but this was historic and could have been attended too. If you don't mind basic it's fine.

Lovely site. Very helpful owners.

Showers and toilets need a little more attention.

nothing at all

We booked this for 4 nights. Google maps took us to a quarry. Driving on along the country lane we soon found it on the left. Reception is a small wooden shed that was locked. There was nobody there. We parked up as after a 3hr drive we all needed to use the bathroom facilities before pitching. The toilets were the worst I have ever seen - at any campsite. There was poo on the floor and stuck inside the toilet bowl. The mens seemed worse, from what my 8 year old and my husband described, and they could tell it had not been cleaned for some time. Their sink was adorned with many dead flies. We got in our car and left.

I loved my short stay at Nine Acres!
It had everything we needed. Owners were very friendly. It was very peaceful, the bar was well stocked and the food smelt delicious 😍

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Very friendly atmosphere, nice little bar, spacious pitches. Access to the most amazing beach, which was almost empty of people on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon.

Nothing.

Nice, clean facilities and a lovely green field. This site has everything you need.

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Great little campsite for short stay . Friendly. Clean facilities.

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Everyone at the site were really friendly. The site was busy as we visited on bank holiday weekend but there was still plenty of space for the children to ride their bikes and play games around the site. There was some bike racing organised which was enjoyed by about 15 kids pinning it around the course trying to beat their own, or friends and siblings, previous times. The bar and kitchen were a nice addition with a good selection of food and drink. We were lucky enough to be there at the same time as a previous XFactor contestant who got the karaoke up and running providing some good entertainment in the evening. Durning the day, visiting Ginst point was a highlight as passing through the security gates and past the MOD land made it feel like a real adventure. Once on the beach it felt like we had the place to ourselves as we enjoyed a swim and collected some cockles for our tea. Pendine was also nice and had some interesting caves and rock pools to explore.

Having to go home after a brilliant stay.

Lovely place only stayed 1 night but will definitely be returning. Staff are so friendly and made you feel very welcome

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They have made a really nice effort to make it a nice space with some very cool features like the bar/social space.

The beach being a Ministry of Defence heavy artillery training ground is a bit of a buzzkill. Not only do you have to drive to the beach, at 10am non stop explosions from training exercises for several hours. And then there is a quarry behind the campsite so beware for the massive explosions of dynamite followed by massive crashing sounds of rocks.