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Tomkins Farm
23 Reviews
Cinder Hill, Lewes BN8 4HS
We are a family run, field based, back to basics campsite set in beautiful East Sussex countryside. No frills but plenty of space, fresh air and a warm welcome. Camping at Tomkins Farm
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Hiking
- Kid-friendly hikes
Gardeners Cottage campsite
45 Reviews
Fern, Brechin DD8 3FF
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Tin Can Camping & The Nook
40 Reviews
Farm, Birch Way, Mundham, Norwich NR14 6EW
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
The Rainbow Retreat
8 Reviews
Rainbow Retreat, Nadderwater, Exeter EX4 2JH
Rainbow Retreat provides you with a Picturesque Eco Therapy camping experience in the heart of woodland, in rural Devon just a stones throw from the city of Exeter in the south west.
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Good for kids
- Assistive hearing loop
Glamping at the Homestead
7 Reviews
Norton Canon, Hereford HR4 7BP
Glamping at the Homestead the in Herefordshire countryside. Each of our bell tent is fully furnished with a King size bed and your own en-suite shower and compost toilet.
- Good for kids
Salisbury Penning’s Farm Campsite
7 Reviews
Coombe Bissett, Salisbury SP5 4NB
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
Biker Haven
12 Reviews
Maidens, Girvan KA26 9NQ
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Gender-neutral toilets
Fetlar hall and Campsite
9 Reviews
Houbie, Shetland ZE2 9DJ
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Dogs allowed
Brightwater Farm Campsite
39 Reviews
Brightwater Farm Campsite, Sutcombe Brightwater Bar, Holsworthy EX22 7QE
Whether you love camping with your caravan, motorhome or tent, The Camping and Caravanning Club will help you to get more from your camping holidays.
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Gender-neutral toilets
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet
- Hiking
- All-inclusive
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Helen
22.03.2024
Valley Farm Campsite
Nice campsite. We found it really quiet after 9pm which was perfect for us.Toilets and showers need updating. Water pressure and temperature were really unpredictable which was frustrating. Also not very clean.Bit confusing when we got there as it wasn’t clear where we should pitch our tent.Generally lovely break though, other campers really friendly. Great location. Owner was friendly. Really good value at £23 per night for a big tent.
Charlie Burnett
22.03.2024
Cowslip Farm (C&CC 5cs)
Phoned the owner up and booked direct lovely lady. Nothing was too much trouble. Very easy-going was only supposed to stop one night here. One night ended up being three, speaks for itselfMasses amount of wildlife, deer’s in the field Hawks and squirrels in the trees.Owls at night, pretty sure I heard a woodpecker this morning did not see it, but I did hear it.On site, there is hot tubs, toilets, shower freshwater, chemical waste, washing up area and 10 minutes away from the centre of YorkPerfect, in every way
Keith Parlour
22.03.2024
Astbury Falls Camping
Was working up the area and was staying at diffrent places, was booked into this place for 4days only to be told wen we turned up that we are not allowed to park out van onsite, had to find some where to park 2 vans in the middle of nowhere and was told there was a (lay_by about a mile down the rd) we could park there, excellent place if your a recluse but not for real life families im sorry
Mark King
22.03.2024
Upper Booth Farm Campsite
Wonderful. Perfectly placed for exploring the vale of Edale. Excellent communication, organisation and facilities but the value of this place is in the location. We camped by Crowden brook in May, this is a magical dell that reminded me of fairy glen on the Isle of Skye. Immerse yourself in nature, fall under the spell of bluebells and bats as you unwind. Wake to the almost forgotten call of the cuckoo and climb high to enjoy fantastic views of valley.
Grace Monnery
22.03.2024
Glenbrittle Campsite & Cafe
A lovely campsite on the beach edge. Pick your own pitch so we had one right by the water and could hear the waves crashing all night. It's a large site with plenty of space. Really clean facilities. The cafe has good coffee and freshly baked pastries. The staff we encountered were incredibly helpful. Very dog friendly and ours enjoyed a run on the beach too.
kevin libby
22.03.2024
The Lake at Nine Acres Campsite
Really good day's fishing there. I've been a few times now. Loads of fish in there. Brilliant
Susanne Morten
22.03.2024
Kiss wood cabins
We booked with friends over a birthday. Sarah and her family made us most welcome. A chilled relaxed fun time was had by all ages. Wonderful local pub for food. Fantastic memories. Had such a good sleep we overslept the checkout sarah was very understanding. YES we would stay again. Thankyou
charliecharles86
22.03.2024
Scotlands House Campsite
A great campsite if your just staying a day or two. Great location, super friendly owner, quiet with basic amenities. A nice park for the kids literally next door and a pub only 100 meters away. Recommended for camper vans.
Sandra Reed
22.03.2024
Camp Baboon
A unique experience that was fun, relaxing and informative for all the family. We were looked after by welcoming hosts and knowledgeable guides. We stayed in a 'just right' glamping pod within very well kept surroundings whilst thoroughly enjoying outdoor activities and encounters with a range of animals. Would highly recommend to any nature loving family.
Beverly Hamilton
22.03.2024
Whitehall Farm
Family Fun Park is a paradise for kids and families. The playgrounds, mini-golf, and bumper boats provide endless entertainment. The well-stocked snack bar keeps everyone fueled for a day of fun. It's a great place for birthdays and family outings.