I loved this place. Like a 1960s UK seaside camp, it's actually an old timber one-teacher school cottage. Quirky and cosy, with small gardens and quaint hedges. Park your camper and then revisit your childhood. All the kids and teens joined up, played and hung out together. Facilities are very 1970s youth hostel. If traveling south, and the crowds at...
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A small quiet camp on the edge of a beach with sheltered sites and some with sea views. Swimming at beach and in on-site pool. Powered and tent sites sheltered with hedges, all usual facilities - limited units by way of on-site caravans and cabins all with freeview TV and fridges, kitchenette supplies, bedding for hire. Centre of the West Coast, adjacent to national park, walking tracks close by. Volleyball, badminton and children's playground with sandpit. Kitchen equipped with microwaves, stoves, pots and pans. Main hall has dining and lounge areas with books, magazines and darts. Laundry has two large washing machines and two dryers. Showers are free.
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