The rattle of guy ropes in the sea breeze, the distant cry of gulls — Mill Farm feels like proper coastal camping, where you pitch up and let the salt air do its work.
This one's squarely aimed at tourers and campervan folk who like a straightforward site without fuss. The pitch types tell you it's a classic caravan park setup, and with dogs on an ask-first basis, it's worth a quick call if you're bringing your four-legged mate along. The region pulls in families doing the seaside circuit and couples touring the coastline with a van full of maps and good intentions.
Facilities aren't spelled out in detail here, so expect the essentials rather than bells and whistles — this is the kind of place where you're happy with a decent pitch and access to what you need. Campfires are a check-on-arrival situation, which usually means they're flexible depending on conditions and where you're set up. The vibe's unpretentious and practical, the sort of site where regulars return each summer because it does exactly what it says on the tin.