Due to recent rainfall, the camping field is closed (the cabins are available). In addition, the telephone number in the Campercontact app is incorrect…. It also looks nice.

Several level gravel pitches + positives: shop, pub, restaurant, nice atmosphere with friendly staff and lots of walkers - downsides: very narrow access road, which is only suitable for (small) camper vans; no electricity and other camper facilities. Sanitary facilities are available, but were unsavory during our visit (1 night)

A wonderful campsite for those looking for peace. Nice helpful owners and birdsong in the early morning. The facilities are dated, but clean and work fine. There are also quiet roads in the area that you can cycle on, but up and down, so a good cycling condition or electric support is not an unnecessary luxury.

Great campsite for short stays: large places, just sanitary facilities and views over a valley. During the day, however, ambient noise. You can reach Fallmouth on foot via a nice walk along the sea (45 minutes).

Neat campsite with spacious pitches and clean sanitary facilities. Friendly welcome. Only £ 14 due to ACSI. A short walk to the Crown Inn.

Neat campsite on the main road. Road noise is only downside. Plumbing is neat and owner very friendly and helpful. Beautiful unpaved cycle route of 20 km around the lake. Special: at the campsite there is a company that sells, sells and also serves coffee!

Small and neat campsite with spacious places. Plumbing is neat and the owner friendly. A beautiful 45-minute walking route takes you to Rye: a very nice and picturesque village where the atmosphere of the past still hangs.

Neat campsite with a very friendly and helpful owner. Price 24 pounds including electricity. Been on a bicycle to Stonehenge and Salisbury via all kinds of alternative paths + military training ground. The normal road is not recommended! If you don't have 20 P left for Stonehenge, you can also see the stones via the adjacent grass path. From Amesbury a nice and quiet route 45 to Salesbury