Friendly helpful staff/owners who greeted us on arrival and explained where to go. The camping grounds are well maintained with nicely cut grass and lovely scenery (either looking out to sea or surrounding woodland etc.). The toilet/shower block is really nice, well maintained, cleaned and stocked. The 'Scar bucks' croissant and coffee trailer is handy and has some nice refreshments available. Highly recommend a trip down to 'The Old School Brewery' for a drink and great food which is just a short walk (25 mins) into Warton either down the road or on country paths.

Nothing to dislike that is the owners fault, these are more 'be aware' pointers. The site is quite exposed if there is a Westerly Coastal wind, get pitched over the back of the hill. There is no village shop in Warton so if you forget anything, its a trip into Carnforth (45 minute walk), the site would benefit from a little shop for essentials in future maybe. No biggie but I couldn't locate the freezer facility, some regulars said where it used to be, but it had moved and I couldn't find the owner to ask (at the time).

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this holiday home and couldn't recommend it more. From the moment we arrived, everything exceeded our expectations. The location was stunning—nestled in a peaceful, quiet area with beautiful surroundings and fresh air. It was also easy to find and had plenty of convenient parking right on-site, which made coming and going a breeze.

The home itself had everything we needed for a comfortable and relaxing stay. It was fully equipped with all the essentials for cooking, from pots and pans to utensils and basic supplies, which made it easy to whip up meals when we wanted. The WiFi was fast and reliable, so we could stay connected throughout our trip, whether for work or leisure.

Anne, our host, was truly exceptional. She was always available when we needed anything and incredibly responsive to any questions we had. Her helpfulness really made the experience even better.

One thing that stood out was how convenient it was to order food. Each night, we used Uber to get takeout from Lancaster, which added a nice variety to our meals without any hassle. It’s a great option if you want the best of both worlds—having the ability to cook or enjoy local restaurants without needing to drive.

Overall, this is a perfect getaway spot, and we can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a serene retreat with all the comforts of home!

Nothing to dislike!

Great view, lovely site managers, brilliant bathrooms. We loved our stay and will be returning next year.

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The campsite was quiet and peaceful, with the most fantastic view. Shower and toilet block was spotless. would highly recommend this site.

nothing to dislike.

The hosts couldn’t have been more friendly and helpful. Great facilities, a beautiful quiet site with spectacular views over Morecambe Bay. Great brewery with a bar and canteen (Old School Brewery) only 20-30min walk down the road. All topped off with coffee and croissants on-site in the morning from 8. Toilets and showers best I’ve ever used on a campsite. All round great experience (despite the weather), will definitely be coming back. Thank you.

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Can’t fault this place.
Great little site with fabulous shower and bathroom facilities.

Anne and Martyn were so welcoming and lovely hosts .

Our two children loved Red the dog who was a frequent visitor to our tent,they also loved the farms horses and cattle.

Amazing views from the campground and the owners do not allow to many people to stay so there’s plenty of room between pitches.

Will definitely return, hopefully when the weather is a little warmer.

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Everything - and this is not exaggerating. The welcome. The facilities, the bell tents and beds, the views and the team on site were wonderful. Everything was perfect!

Nothing!

Everything was just perfect. Beautiful, clean, peaceful. We will be back!

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There is not one thing you won't like about this camp. It's peaceful, the views are phenomenal, the facilities are pristine and the owners, Martin and Anne, are the most friendly and welcoming people that are on hand if you need help.
I took my autistic daughter who doesn't always cope with change and new people, but the camp was so relaxed and spacious she didn't stop smiling.
The camp is electronically gated that only visitors can use making it feel secure and has lovely animals on site including the owners lovely dog Red who joined us for breakfast and cuddles.
The Scar bucks coffee and croissants van in the morning was a lovely add to our stay.
We will be 100% returning.

Nothing, only that we didn't stay longer

Site is run by an incredibly friendly and welcoming couple.
There is loads of space and as there is no EHU you can pitch where you like which meant pitch spaces were generous with a choice of an incredible sea view but feeling the force of the wind off the bay or in the dip which is more sheltered.
There is a pop up coffee shop (Scar Bucks!) from 8 till 9 serving coffee, tea, hot chocolate and croissants.
The toilet / shower block is new, warm and kept spotlessly clean.
We went with our own tent but there are bell tents and bothies on site which looked fab.
Fire pits are available to hire.
The people who own the site also keep highland cows which is really novel and at our time of staying there were a couple of calves as well.
The village of Warton is within walking distance (though care is needed on the narrow lane) where there are a couple of pubs and a micro brewery that do food.
Carnforth is a 5/10 minute drive where you’ll find a range of shops, a couple of supermarkets and transport links via bus and train to Lancaster one way and the Lakes the other.
The site only opens until the end of August but the bothies are available all year round.

Absolutely nothing.
One tiny suggestion would be for coat hooks on the back of the toilet doors.