Important Information

Rules

  1. Check in time is 12pm and check out is 11am.

  2. No noise after 11pm

    1. Fires and music off at 10pm

  3. Fires must be off the ground and not placed on picnic benches.

  4. Music at a moderate level and no bad language.

  5. No playing on the farm yard. We are a working farm there are a lot of large vehicles coming in and out.

  6. We request that you do not move the picnic benches as they are heavy and there are enough for everyone to use.

  7. We close the entrance to the campsite on Friday nights from 11pm until 6am Saturday morning. No vehicles are allowed in or out during this time. This is to help reduce noise throughout the village for the local residents who live here year-round.

  8. Everyone—including families with children—staying with us on a Friday or Saturday night, please be aware that we are a campsite known for the Three Peaks Challenge. Many walkers begin getting ready from 5:00am on Saturday and Sunday mornings. We kindly ask all guests to keep noise to a minimum both on-site and when walking through the village, out of respect for fellow campers and local residents. While we warmly welcome children, please be prepared for early morning activity on Saturdays and Sundays.

  9. As a Campsite we are not liable for any people stopping with us off-site, as our duty of care is limited to providing a reasonably safe environment within our own premises. We do ask that you do respect our village and the people who live here.

  10. CCTV IN OPERATION ON SITE 24H

  11. Sorry We Don't Take Caravans.

  12. No Car Camping Unless Booked In To A Bay, Car Park Is Only For Car No One Allowed To Sleep In Cars Sorry.

  13. Code Of Conduct

  14. Leave No Trace": 
    This is the most important principle; take all your litter and belongings with you, leaving the site as pristine as you found it. 
    Fire Safety: 
    Do not light fires in high-risk dry conditions or near buildings or dry vegetation. Use a camping stove for cooking and ensure it's on a level, non-flammable surface. 
    Protect Wildlife and Nature: 
    Do not feed wild animals, and keep a safe distance from farm animals. Leave rocks, flowers, plants, and natural habitats undisturbed. 
    Dispose of Waste Properly: 
    Bag and bin dog waste, and never use shampoo, soap, or detergents in natural water sources. 
    Travel on Durable Surfaces: 
    Stick to established paths and camp on durable surfaces, not on fragile vegetation. 
     
    Consideration for OthersNoise: 
    Keep music, TVs, and other noise to a minimum, especially during quiet hours, which usually start around 10 or 11 PM. 
    Respect Privacy: 
    Don't walk through other people's campsites, and if you need to approach them, announce yourself. 
    Supervise Children and Pets: 
    Children must be supervised by a responsible adult. Dogs should always be on a short lead and under control. 
    Be a Good Neighbour: 
    Don't shine bright lights into other campsites. 
     
    Safety and PreparationPlan Ahead: Check local conditions and understand the facilities and regulations for the area you are visiting. 
    Take Responsibility: 
    Be responsible for your own safety and the consequences of your actions. 
    Be Prepared:
     Ensure you have the necessary equipment and knowledge to deal with the environment.