Mi è piaciuto Comfy mattress, hot showers, compost toilets, the view from the bell tents. We also liked the location, we were walking the Ridgeway so it was the location that prompted us to book. The site was peaceful and the staff team were friendly, professional and very helpful. We would stay here again, with our own tent.

Non mi è piaciuto Overall, we felt this was a camping experience rather than a luxury glamping one. A few small touches could have made all the difference. Checking stoves work before guests check in, refilling hand soap and toilet rolls before they run out. Hayley and her team were very responsive when we messaged or let them know things were running out/broken but for a luxury experience, we had higher expectations for the price point. Lack of useful information prior to arrival on Pitch Up. While we appreciate there is a dedicated website for the campsite, these things were not included on Pitch Up or in the booking confirmation and nor were some key points which, had we known, we probably would have booked a Tent pitch rather than a Bell tent: - Logs are £10/bag, there isn't an option to buy a smaller kindling bag on site for example if you want to use the pizza oven or don't have capacity to take what you don't use with you. - It's a "Take your rubbish home" site (we were in a car so no problem but if you're walking in and out, it is worth knowing before you go). - Toilets are right next to the kitchen and there are only two, which if the site was full would probably be an issue for both hygiene and ques. - The spa facilities are chargeable £10/person - on pitch up it looks like it's included, though good signage around so you know it isn't. - The Cosmic Bell tent included the bed, bedding and mini outdoor kitchen, there wasn't anywhere to hang wet towels or rain coats inside, the tent was mostly taken up by the beds and no wood is included for the Log burner. We used the communal fridge and left a few unopened bits on the last day and when we came to collect them they had been thrown out. We hadn't labelled them (though there were no facilities to label things), Hayley and her team explained they had to throw things out which weren't labelled. On reflection, by providing labels and a notice to say this, it would have been useful as it's not something we'd have thought to pack.

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Dal gestore: Hello, Yes, you are absolutely right, Evelyns Garden is a camping experience for people who dont want to bring there own equipment, tents and bedding. this is NOT a commercial or luxury glamping site. I personally set it up this way, so people can have an off grid experience, in reflection of how I live, and open my space for guests to come and experience this lovely spot, as this is my home for spring/summer. Its very good for first time campers, who want to experience camping without the fuss! I will be talking with pitch to see how I can translate these core values over to this platform. In response to your following list and for anyone reading: **Logs are £10/bag, there isn't an option to buy a smaller kindling bag on site for example if you want to use the pizza oven or don't have capacity to take what you don't use with you.** I make £10 log bags for people to buy, as it's very time consuming to put together. I only make one type now. Had you communicated you didn't want logs, I would have sold you just the kindling. I did offer you free kindling, which you declbut assumed you wanted logs too for your burner. **It's a "Take your rubbish home" site (we were in a car so no problem but if you're walking in and out, it is worth knowing before you go).** Please note* ALL of our lovely ridgeway users who are walking and cycling are instructed by myself to leave their rubbish, for me to expose of. I offer this to them ONLY- As they barely carry any rubbish, and are mindful of what they can carry/consume. (I dont advertise this on site, as other guests start to leave all there rubbish for me to take away for them, and usually its a lot of rubbish per tent, that I simply cannot get rid of. (I am an off grid site, so rubbish needs to be thought of, and people need to be mindful of what they consume). I have a food compost on site- so no one is taking food away with them. **Toilets are right next to the kitchen and there are only two, which if the site was full would probably be an issue for both hygiene and ques.** For your duration of stay, the site was at its max capacity. I seen no ques? Hygiene is up to the guest. Anti bacterial and hand sinks are available. The facilities are clean. Where should the toilets be? the kitchen is not an open side kitchen, so makes no makes no difference to hygiene! Thats just silly! **The spa facilities are chargeable £10/person - on pitch up it looks like it's included, though good signage around so you know it isn't.** Correct, the Spa is an additional, as it takes an hour to set up for users. and needs in-talk guidance due to the sauna and cold plunge temperatures. - The Cosmic Bell tent included the bed, bedding and mini outdoor kitchen, there wasn't anywhere to hang wet towels or rain coats inside, the tent was mostly taken up by the beds and no wood is included for the Log burner. You are in a bell tent with soft furnishings, hanging wet gear over the carpets, rugs would not be ideal! with or without beds!! But love that you raised this, as an outdoor wet-store box, I will consider. Hooks in the showers for wet towels..?? Sometimes the fun is in the improvise. As it was raining heavily that weekend, a simple message to me also, I could have helped find you a dry place to hang your gear! **We used the communal fridge and left a few unopened bits on the last day and when we came to collect them they had been thrown out. We hadn't labelled them (though there were no facilities to label things), Hayley and her team explained they had to throw things out which weren't labelled. On reflection, by providing labels and a notice to say this, it would have been useful as it's not something we'd have thought to pack.** I still would have disposed of your food if it was labelled. as I explained on the day, if everyone has checked out, then guests foods get disposed of. I think the lack of communication here has been the main problem. I was on site and within walkable distance to you. You asked if you could leave your car, so a a simple message to say, you have left your food in the fridge would have been easy. (as I felt terrible that I disposed of you items) You told me your gas stove did not work on the day of check out too, although there are lots of gas hobs to use in the kitchen, I would have swapped your personal one for you straight away. taking a few minutes.