The gate clicks shut behind you, and suddenly it's just canvas, grass, and the vast stretch of sky that makes anywhere in Britain feel bigger than it is.
This is proper back-to-basics camping — tent pitches and space for campervans, nothing fancy, just a field where you can actually hear yourself think. Dogs might be welcome, but best to ask when you book; campfires are a maybe-on-arrival situation, so pack a stove as backup. It's the sort of spot that suits campers who don't need much fuss — solo adventurers passing through, couples after a quiet weekend, anyone who'd rather fall asleep to silence than a shower block hum.
Facilities aren't listed, so expect simple, possibly off-grid — long-drop loo, standpipe if you're lucky, that sort of honesty. It's low-key, unpolished, and exactly what some of us are looking for when we've had enough of the manicured sites. Bring what you need, lower your expectations of mod cons, and you'll likely have a lovely, uncomplicated night under the stars.