Broad Croft House Camping Pods

The first thing you notice at Broad Croft House is the space—proper breathing room between pitches, the kind of quiet where birdsong actually carries.

This is a spot for tenters and campervan folk who prefer smaller, low-key sites without regimented rows or endless facilities blocks. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth calling ahead if you're travelling with a hound. The "pods" in the name suggest glamping options alongside traditional pitches, which often means a good mix of campers—families trying canvas for the first time, couples escaping for a weekend, the occasional seasoned tourer who just wants simplicity. Exact facilities aren't shouted about, which usually signals a back-to-basics approach rather than shower blocks on every corner.

Campfires are allowed but need checking on arrival—probably depends on conditions and where you're pitched. Expect a friendly, unfussy welcome and the sort of site where you actually meet your neighbours over the fence. Pack what you need, ask questions when you arrive, and you'll likely have the peaceful trip you came for.