Amenities
Beach accessDogs / pets friendlyPlaygroundKids friendly
Parameters
QuietnessStaffMobile signalSafetyValue for money
Nestled on the Lizard Peninsula, this campsite offers a rustic, back-to-basics escape in a peaceful rural setting, ideal for those looking to unplug and reconnect with nature. The site features open fields with stunning views, and the presence of farm animals like alpacas, donkeys, and geese adds a charming rural touch, though the geese can be noisy and occasionally aggressive. Its location is a major draw, with easy access to the coastal path and a short, mostly off-road walk to a dog-friendly beach, with a local pub serving food within a ten-minute stroll. Hot showers with good pressure are frequently noted, and some guests find the basic facilities adequate, but the overall maintenance and hygiene are heavily criticized. Many reviews label the toilets and showers as unhygienic and disgusting, with issues like a lack of lighting in the blocks and reports of a run-down, messy entrance and derelict caravans and cars on site. The bar and clubhouse are sometimes closed or dirty, contradicting advertised amenities, and the check-in process can feel absent or unstaffed. While some guests appreciate cheap rates and friendly staff, others feel the value is poor, especially with extra charges for dogs. A significant safety incident was reported in 2025 involving a drunk guest from the on-site bar driving into the field, creating a threatening situation. A small playground exists for children, but safety and cleanliness concerns are raised. The site is dog-friendly, but the grass can be overgrown and muddy. Phone signal is weak at the bottom of the field but better at the top, which some guests see as a positive opportunity to disconnect. Overall, the campsite provides a simple, natural stay with pleasant location benefits, but experiences can vary sharply due to inconsistencies in facility upkeep.
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