Retro Staycations

My husband and I stayed here for 4 nights last week, in our campervan, and had such a lovely experience from start to finish. Sarah was so welcoming (even though we were late arriving). She made sure to explain everything to us on arrival and kindly recommended things to do and a local taxi service to help us get around. The pitches on the campsite were spacious and the toilet/shower block was kep...

We stayed here for two nights this week and found Sarah to be an absolutely delightful host. She made us feel very, very welcome and the farm shop next door has eggs, gold top milk along with the rest, fruit, veg, potatoes and beef, mince beef lamb and pork, burgers etc. There is also bread and farm butter. We only bought eggs as had food with us. They also sell firelighters, wood and eco charcoal...

Great, quiet campsite on a working farm. A large flat field with loads of space for each camper so the children have loads of space to play. Toilets, showers and washing up area are kept very clean. The host Sarah was really friendly.

Wanted to take the boys on a taster camping trip so booked a single night. Owners were really friendly and site was spotless with good flat camping grounds. We had torrential rain overnight but ground drained well with no mud baths appearing. Shower block and toilets were immaculate, with plenty of water access points. You can hear the steam railway in the distance which adds an element of island...

One of the best campsites on the Isle of Wight! We had a very pleasant stay here – it’s affordable, peaceful, and perfect for families. And of course, it’s dog-friendly, which meant our whole family (including our furry friend) enjoyed five wonderful days together. The toilets and showers were always clean, and I loved seeing the lights on the horizon at night – such a magical touch. A special t...