


10 Reviews
quiet little gravel pit next to the field. gps takes you right to the spot. looks like you can park on the grass not part of the field or the gravel pit. flat and easy turn around. public toilets in town, says 24 hrs. great for an overnight!
It is a nice place in the middle of nowhere. There are no facilities, so you have to be self-contained. There are many cows around the place, so lovely. They were quite loud, also in the night.
Really nice spot behind the rugby field, with no one around, only sheep, cows and horses. Calm and quiet. Flat gravel parking. No toilets, no water. Breakfast trailer café in the village.
Very peaceful and idyllic. The cows and sheep greeted us right away in the morning. We were alone on the campsite and loved it!
We stayed for one night and were thrilled! Great view of the mountains (cows, sheep, horses), very quiet spot, we were completely alone, public toilets are in the village. We would definitely stay there again! 👍🏻
We had a great night at this spot. No amenities, but flat land, surrounded by hills and cows, beautiful scenery all around. We were alone, the place is peaceful, no amenities, you have to be self-contained. As a bonus, we had a very beautiful starry sky.
We came here mid winter at night, and it was too creepy to stay in. No lights anywhere and jacked up trucks with tyres removed across the road, and a big fire mark up the street where a car must have been burned. Maybe different in summer with other RV people staying.
Camping spot is on the back of the rugby field. Beautiful view and very quiet.
The camping area on the map is behind a closed gate that is dug into the ground and we didn’t feel comfortable opening. Not sure it is still a campsite, would look elsewhere.
It's not a camping spot. We were there but only saw the rugby field and nothing more.