Wilderness feel to the place. Friendly welcome. Mice cat!

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It was so easy to park here and camp, what we loved is the choice to pitch up and look out to the beautiful views of the hills or, like we chose to do, go further into the woodland and pitch up there. It felt like true wild camping with the luxury of a toilet and hot shower. Great location and the owner we met as we were leaving was friendly and a great host.

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Garry is a great host, friendly and welcoming upon arrival. Was able to contact at any time if required. Was left to enjoy the site and evenings as I pleased. Was given use of fire wood logs for free. Shower was hot with good water flow. Toilet was clean. Lovely site, nice area to explore. Recommended to anyone looking for wild camping, with some security and wash facilities. Also on the last night, the local group of deer walked through the camp late at night, with one licking my tent, great experience. Will return in the future

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You always get a really warm welcome at Rockridge and being quite remote, it is always easy to get a pitch that makes you feel you really are out in the wilds ( even though only 3 miles to nearest village with shops and a really good pub). The pitches are spread out and you can keep yourself to yourself if that is what is desired. The shower was hot, toilets clean, what more do you need for a spot of off the beaten track camping

Nothing to dislike, you know what you get, and what you pay for.

Wild camping feel, nature sounds, privacy

Having to leave

Wild campsite, isolated location, walking paths nearby, very nice forests. I felt in the middle of nature, as it is. Nothing artificial or too manicured.

I should have packed a bit lighter, I had to park further away from my site than expected. It's OK, I needed the exercise. 😀

I liked everything about this site. The owner is super friendly, a really lovely bloke, he welcomed me warmly and we spent some time chatting before he showed me around. The site is properly wild, with only a few flat spots for tents, but I easily found a spot for my hammock and settled in. I was the only person on the site for most of the evening but was joined later on by another solo traveller, who tucked themselves away in another corner of the woods, I wouldnt have known they were there. It felt like I was in a secret personal haven, full of the sounds of nature...muntjac, owls, cuckoos, pheasants and other smaller birds. The site has a single toilet and sink, which was spotlessly clean and a single shower. There are no site lights (which is a massive positive in my opinion) but does have some shared benches for people to congregrate on, if you wish. If you are looking for a quiet break in nature for some wild camping without the hassle of finding somewhere safe and remote in the wild, this place is for you. 10/10. Ill be a frequent return visitor here, so I hope to share the trees, peace and quiet with others soon.

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I had a lovely time. Simple 'wild' camping in a good woodland location where I was able to put up my hammock. Short walk down to the river and OS map shows a number of other walks from the site. Nearby village of Twyning (few mins by car or OS map suggests footpath possible ~ 40 mins) has a well stocked shop and a great pub which does good beer and pub grub.
Nice proper flushing toilet and tap for water - shower built but just awaiting some work form the plumber while I was there ... but not a problem for me.
On top of all that, hosts are absolutely lovely and really friendly and helpful.
A previous reviewer mentioned the train line - just to clarify this is across the other side of the valley - you can hear the odd train in the distance but not loud enough to cause a disturbance.
I'll be back!
ps. saw deer, bats and plenty of birdlife.

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This site is a little piece of unexpected heaven. Quiet, peaceful, beautiful and accessible

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