Court Farm

The farmyard gate creaks open onto pasture that rolls gently toward the Severn estuary, where curlews call across the mudflats at dawn.

Court Farm suits campers who value simplicity over bells and whistles — pitches for tents and campervans in genuine working farmland, where the rhythm is set by livestock rather than Wi-Fi strength. Dogs may be welcome, but best to ask ahead given the farm animals. It's proper countryside camping, the sort where you're more likely to chat with the farmer about weather than queue for a heated shower block.

Facilities aren't specified, so arrive expecting the basics and you won't be disappointed. Campfires might be allowed — worth checking when you pull in, as it often depends on the season and how dry the ground is. This is a place for people who like their camping straightforward and their mornings soundtracked by something other than traffic, where the chief entertainment is the view and whatever good company you've brought along.