The pictures give a much more positive impression than our experience on site. The parking area is located directly next to a small road and the entrance to a sports complex, meaning vehicles drive right past the camper. For us, the place had little atmosphere and more of the charm of a parking lot, which is why we decided to move on.

A beautifully designed campsite with a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere. The service was consistently friendly and helpful – communication in English was also seamless. The walk to the sea is lovely; however, please note that dogs are not allowed on the beach from June onwards. The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for hiking and cycling, making the campsite perfect for active holidays.

spacious grounds, more like a farm, small ponds, sanitary facilities and showers OK, CP owner very nice and friendly, only allowed dog walking/walking on the grounds as we couldn't find anything else... OK for one night, but in our opinion the price of around £40 is too high... Note: Only grass areas, in the event of rain only four-wheel drive or a tractor will help

very nice parking space, simple but lovely and beautifully located, harbour cafe nearby (about 5-7 minutes walk) highly recommended, restaurants and Watermouth Castle in the immediate vicinity, bread roll service (although in our opinion expensive at 2 pounds per piece), dog run, table tennis table available, good hiking opportunities (but you should be fit), we found it very nice and stayed for a few days

A really nice campsite, small but nice... everything was very clean and tidy, very friendly welcome, great dog run, beautiful coastal path to the beautiful fishing town of Cadgewith, short walk to the beach, all in all a very nice stay