Nestled on the edge of Bodmin Moor, this campsite is a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature and roaming farm animals such as chickens, ducks, turkeys, and geese. The site offers a relaxed, spacious layout with private nooks that allow campers to enjoy their own space without feeling crowded. Facilities are consistently praised for being clean and well-maintained, featuring solar-powered showers with good pressure and temperature, clean toilets often accompanied by music, and a well-equipped washing-up area. Guests appreciate the option to rent yurts, which come with wood-burning stoves, picnic tables, and enough room for small groups, though some note the lack of internal lighting and distance to the toilet block. The site encourages campfires with fire pits allowed on the ground, adding a wild-camping feel, and even offers rental of campfire stew and Dutch ovens. On-site amenities include a playground, an indoor play barn for children, and a secure dog-walking field, making it family- and pet-friendly. The farm sells homemade minted lamb burgers and offers fresh croissants and pain au chocolat for breakfast, though there is no shop. Staff are described as friendly, helpful, and relaxed while maintaining high standards, and the location provides easy access to moorland walks, nearby pubs, and attractions like the Eden Project. Some campers mention that the lack of evening staff presence can allow large groups to disrupt the peace with noise and unsupervised children, and mobile phone reception is very limited. The site's remote setting offers beautiful stargazing opportunities, and pitches are level with good privacy, though a few reviewers note that the toilet block can be a long walk from certain fields. Overall, this is a charming, nature-focused campsite that balances rustic charm with excellent facilities, ideal for those seeking tranquility and a connection to the outdoors.
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