This family-run campsite sits on the edge of the New Forest, offering a large, level field where guests choose their own pitch and can spread out comfortably. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with a strong sense of community, though the field is exposed with fencing around the edges. Cleanliness is a standout feature, with toilets and washing-up facilities frequently described as spotless and well-maintained, especially the ladies' facilities. Showers are consistently hot and spacious, but limited numbers can occasionally lead to waits during busy periods. The site enforces a well-regarded quiet policy after 10pm, although noise from campfires sometimes persists. Staff and owners are repeatedly praised for being welcoming, helpful, and proactive, often checking on guests. Location is excellent, with Milford-on-Sea village just a 10–15 minute walk away offering shops, cafes, and pubs, and the beach reachable within about 20 minutes on foot. Ponies and foals grazing in adjacent paddocks delight children and adults alike, adding to the rural charm. Fire pits are allowed, with bricks to borrow and firewood sold on-site, though you need to bring your own fire pit. A pop-up pizza van often visits on Friday nights, providing a convenient and delicious meal option. Parking is straightforward and freeform, and the field is good for games like football or rounders. Some guests felt the overall price is relatively high considering the basic facilities, and men's toilets were noted as less attractive than the women's. The site is dog-friendly with nearby fields for walks, and offers easy access to the New Forest via a bus stop right outside. There are no electric hook-ups, and the simple facilities are generally deemed adequate, making it a no-frills site that balances comfort with a traditional camping feel.
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