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Mill park has level pitches and is very nice site, ask for the outside pitches which are much bigger and some back onto the stream that runs through the site and also through the park that has been set up has a great paddle area for the kids.

The site is cheap compared to some sites, has a bar and is within easy walking distance to a good pub and local beaches.

Opposite the site is a site called Knapps, we have been to both these sites and would return to Mill park again but would insist on a perimiter pitch but would not ever go to Knapps again.

 Lloyd67,

Will check that one out too. Thank you.

We're sat at our kitchen table, maps out, checking out C.Sites on UKCS still can't decide (fussy people) had a couple of emails back, one not opening till May, another £9 a night (including Electric,  ) but unfortunately you had to be a member of the Caravan Club.  

Coastwalkers.

Quote: Originally posted by Coast walkers on 21/3/2012

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Have had a look at all suggested, haven't the prices gone up, 

 

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Just reporting back.   (Then will add it to UKCampsite Listings.)

We managed to find a brilliant cheap 'No Frills' Campsite in North Devon, for our Folding Camper.

Twitchen Farm, West Down, Ilfracombe, North Devon.

Friendly Owners/Campers, Scenic Views,  Spacious (choose your own) Pitches, along with 2 sets of clean toilets/showers all for £10.50 a night including EHU. Lots of space for children to run around/cycle, or to walk dogs.   

We had to join the Caravan Club as it was a Certificated Location Caravan site, (5 Units only,)   But well worth the price as it will give us more sites to choose from on our next camping trip.

  for all your help.

Coastwalkers.

Ps. We spotted Lobb Field, Brookekim, it looked quite nice too.