The campsite is quite large. There are spacious, very tightly divided places. There is little shade on the camper spots. Sanitary, camper facilities and bread service are excellent. However, the campsite lacks a cosy, atmospheric appearance. The reception has limited opening hours! Every time you want to enter the campsite you need a new token for the barrier, which can only be obtained at the reception on that day. Annoying and difficult.

Good campsite also for longer stays. The view is beautiful, especially from places along the edge of the campsite. Small swimming pool is available. The sanitary facilities are clean and coins are not needed. For more than 3 nights, all lifts in this area are free in summer. Many hiking opportunities. Note: you can only pay in cash.

Although the campsite looks a bit messy at first glance, it is a very nice place to be. The area is beautiful and fairly centrally located, the owner is hospitable and helpful, supermarket and bakery almost next to the campsite, bus stop in front of the campsite, it is quiet at night and the sanitary facilities are clean.

If you like camping in the forest this is the perfect place. Beautiful balance between nature experience, tranquility and excellent facilities. Super nice forester Wessel and some nice hiking trails in the immediate area. Many play areas for children.

Fine place, very busy but still enough space. Canterbury is a pleasant town. The shuttle bus runs until about 19.15 hours.

Nice caravan club camping. Spacious places. Fine plumbing. We went to Brighton on the beautiful promenade along the pebble beach. Distance to the beginning of the pier is 4.3 km. Especially the 'neighborhood' Lanes in the center with old (fisherman) buildings on narrow alleys is very attractive and worth a visit.

This campsite has been declared the best campsite in south west England. The bathroom is ultramodern, clean and looks great. The campsite is spacious and runs and is located in a beautiful environment. You can make beautiful walks. A bus runs every half hour to the center of St Ives. You can also walk to St Ives, duration approx. 3 minutes. We paid £ 33.

A sterile barren campsite, not atmospheric and very windy and fresh because of its location on top of a hilltop. Sanitary is very good, but in high season the capacity is not sufficient. In high season August you can only get a spot without electrics when booking at the last moment. Getting in without a reservation does not make much sense.