Barn at Beal Restaurant & Campsite in Northumberland

Terrible service. Waited over half an hour for a cake and a plate of soup. Cake arrived after chasing for it and at same time we were promised soup would be with us imminently. It didn’t arrive and we left without it being delivered to our table. Staff unpleasant. Came out of our way to come here. Very disappointing.

Fantastic campsite with views out to Lindasfarne. Not cheap but the view is worth it. We thought the restaurant wasn't open on an evening but it was, so worth checking, we had a fantastic meal in there, highly recommended. This is a working farm, so expect machinery noise early on a morning, and if they are working on the fields directly next to the campsite, expect dust too. But dont let that put you off, its great. No real noise, probably the quietest campsite we have been on. Highly recommended

Great campsite with fab views. Facilities are top notch and it’s great value.

We were a group of 22 from Denmark 🇩🇰, The level of service was Excellent, Hygienically Absolutely Spot on Clean and fresh Smell well ventilated, View Gorgeous, Staff professional plight welcoming knows they responsibility hospitality, Food Was Delicious, Ordered every guest had Individual, Serving within the time frame without any delay, I was the driver who advised upon request my trip for their lunch and I really appreciate Barn at Beal Restaurant and I appreciate the Complimentary coffee, All The Best

We had a booking at the restaurant last wednesday evening for our wedding anniversary, it was the final night of our camping trip and we chose the barn at beal specifically. However the restaurant was closed!! we had not received any notice about it and no apology since. All very poor service. The camp site itself is very nice, but need a place in the shower to put soap etc.

Great campsite, facilities are spotless, plenty of showers and hot water X18 & x15 buses about 1 mile away on the A1 Shame the pub was not open during our stay, I guess the demand mid week is not sufficient for them to open

Perfect little campsite - peaceful and with beautiful views over Lindisfarne. The toilets and showers are great - the ladies shower block seems very new and is the best I've been to on any campsite! Lovely breakfasts and dinners available on site too.

Just been for Lunch, waited 20 minutes, never asked if we wanted a drink and went to serve other tables that came in after us first, poor service.

When we arrived there was a sign outside saying wait here to be seated. No staff appeared so we went inside and sat down. After a while I went to the counter where a male staff member said go back to your table and a waitress will take your order. We waited and waited so I went back to the counter. I was told they were busy - there were 3 staff standing around having a chat and only3 tables occupied(not busy). We waited again, eventually a waitress came and took our order. Because of the wait we decided to only have 5 cups of tea and 1 cup of hot water. Another wait, meanwhile 3 female staff members seemed to be doing nothing. Finally the tea came, they got it wrong 3 times before 3 members of staff were at our table trying to understand what we wanted. They seemed to have difficulty understanding 5 cups of tea and 1 cup of hot water. We would not recommend it and will never go there again. Very poor service for £17.50.

What a fantastic campsite, Excellent location, in stunning countryside overlooking the causeway to Holy Island. It was so peaceful with all the amenities that you could need, immaculately clean toilet & shower blocks. The food at the café was a pleasant change to cooking in the van. Plenty of walks from the site. Over all a great relaxing stay at a gem of a site. We will be back & will definitely recommend you.

Spotless camping site showers and toilets 1st class and the views are die for

Very disappointing meal and service. Small portions and no beef in boeuf bourginon. Staff not interested or engaged with customers experience.

I would highly recommend The Barn at Beal. The site is immaculate the views to die for and all the staff are very welcoming polite and attentive. We will definitely be back a week wasn’t long enough. We had a great week and it was lovely to come back to the site for a pint of Timothy Taylor’s ale.

A superb campsite - spacious and well run site. Scenic but exposed. Easy to access. Next to a working farm but no sound issues. Very good water and waste arrangements. No wifi but 5g Vodafone. Generous, stylish and immaculate showers/toilets - and cosy! Proper hairdryers in ladies shower block a bonus. Restaurant/cafe and weekend bar on site looked very good. Location ideal for exploring area by car, bike or foot. We will definitely be back.

A supreme camping experience. I have been camping for 25 years now and never experienced toilet and shower facilities like these. The whole site was spotless, comforting and fabulously organised. Jackie and her team are warm and super helpful. The views, service and provisions are top rate.

Stayed here for 3 nights in our campervan. Stunning views, friendly staff,well maintained site. Could possibly do with somewhere for washing/drying towels etc. Minor quibble which doesn't spoil your stay

Visited on a Sunday morning, arriving about 1030. We were found a table quickly. After being warned that there would be a delay in taking our order, which we accepted, they finally took it 30 minutes later, well after others who had arrived after us. They then got our coffee order wrong and our breakfast arrived without the stated content (no hash browns and a very standard sausage). All in all a very disappointing experience.

Had a lovely night here camping with the kids.. location was great and food was lovely!

Had lunch here just after Easter, lovely and spacious and dogs allowed inside too. Friendly staff and great food.

Absolutely delightful camping and campervan site with views towards Lindisfarne. The facilities are exceptional. The associated restaurant, cafe and bar serves a great menu and the coffee is superb. Five stars! We will return often. Thank you!

We stayed on pitch H18 for 2nights over the Easter Weekend and it was first class. The toilets and showers are very clean and the meal we had in the Restaurant on the Friday evening was lovely. The walks around the fields and further beyond the Beal Sluice to the North East of the site are fantastic. The wildlife and birdsong really connects you to nature.

Conveniently situated moments from the causeway to Lindisfarne, and on the cycle path leading to the King Charles III English coastal path to Tweed, this site has nice, clean, modern facilities, a good range of well spaced hard and grass pitches, and as a great bonus, a very nice cafe/bar/restaurant. Staff are also excellent.

We spent a very pleasant Easter weekend camping here. The pitches are well maintained with excellent drainage and spectacular views out to Holy Island. We only ate at the restaurant once however the breakfast we had was well prepared and represented great value for money. The staff were all really friendly and the facilities were clean and inviting. We can't wait to return in the future!

Another fantastic stay – we just keep coming back! We absolutely loved our stay – again! This place continues to impress us with its warm, friendly atmosphere and excellent facilities. The staff are incredibly helpful, always going above and beyond to make sure you’re comfortable and well looked after. The toilets and showers are spotless – really clean and well-maintained. We also ate at the on-site restaurant for dinner and breakfast, and the food was amazing. A huge bonus for me was the great gluten-free options, including delicious GF cakes and a choice of soya, almond, and oat milk. Such a thoughtful touch! One of our favourite parts of the stay? Being greeted every morning by Milo the dog – such a sweet pup and a lovely addition to the experience. The views from both the campsite and the restaurant are absolutely spectacular. We enjoyed a scenic walk down to the beach right from the campground – perfect for stretching your legs and soaking in the beauty of the area. We’ve stayed here before and were more than happy to book again. There’s a real sense of community and friendliness that keeps drawing us back. We also took a trip to Holy Island – highly recommended if you’re a fan of LJ Ross’s DCI Ryan books. There’s so much to explore and enjoy. All in all, a fantastic stay – we can’t wait to return!

Just had breakfast at Barn at the Beal. Large breakfast not very large and overly priced. Had to ask for butter and hash brown as were not on plate. Hash browns are tiny. One sausage two bits of bacon few mushrooms black puddin and tiny amount of beans and tomato. Pancakes were tough and crumpets were dry had to ask for butter and did not get any jam. Not good value at all and very expensive. Will not be back.

Wonderful service lovely food great service

Stopped for lunch at the end of a 10mile walk from Berwick. Very disappointed. Had to wait 10 mins to be seated whilst the waiting staff played a game of trying to avoid eye contact. The Cullen Skink sounded just what was needed but bore no resemblance to any I’ve had before. More like runny mashed potato with one small piece of haddock (not even smoked!) and absolutely no flavour at all. I’ll not be back.

Beautiful Campsite with restaurant. Facilities are well maintained, clean and warm. Beautiful location, the food is amazing. Try the chips.

Good place to stop for lunch near Lindisfarne Island. Good food and service. Good view of the Island.

One night stop at the campsite, used the restaurant for a quick coffee and meal at night. Brilliant pitch - flat and a great view towards Holy Island. Grass between each pitch, so didn't feel cramped. Both ladies & gents toilets clean as well as lovely and warm, with plenty of hot water, soap. Didn't use showers, but hubbie had a peep in and they were clean and warm too. Price ok for facilities and time of year (school East holidays). Restaurant food delicious (although note, not pub grub or prices). Great Timothy Taylor beer and tasty wine. Staff attentive. Will certainly use again when we are next in the area and will recommend to friends.

What a wonderful place The Barn at Beal is!!! Amazing views , peaceful and very welcoming. Unfortunately we only stayed one night. I can honestly say this is the best place we've ever stayed at. We have a motorhome on stayed on a hardstanding pitch with EHU. Never have we stayed on a pitch that was 100% level. The shower block was absolutely spotless and was like showering at home...the cubicles were large and with somewhere to keep your clothes dry. Lovely hot water too.. The toilet block was a separate building to the showers which is a fab idea. We didn't eat at the cafe but we did have a coffee. The staff were lovely and very welcoming... The cafe is dog friendly which is a super 👌 we have a Jack Russell. We met Milo the cafes Jack Russell who is absolutely gorgeous... Would we stay at the Barn at Beal again ?? 100% Absolutely...

Stayed 1 night while Cycle Camping. Good location close to the Causeway to Lindesfarne. Helpful staff. Good facilities, nice hot showers and washing up area. Cafe is very pleasant. My only suggestion for improvement is Picnic Tables in Tent area. Would stay again.

We were just in for coffee and a scone. Lovely setting overlooking Holy Island.

Stopped here for food after visiting the holy island. Tasty food on everything and great views whilst we ate and dog friendly is always a bonus!! Chips were “particularly” good too

Came for a full English. Clearly struggling today the food had been cooked and left standing for at least 30mins maybe longer. Had no choice but to return it but at least removed from our order. You know you can do much better than this will try again sometime but after that am checking out if no improvement.

Limited menu at lunch time. On the expensive side for what's essentially a nice café.

Excellent food, friendly staff and genuinely dog friendly not dog tolerant like a lot of "dog friendly" places. Our party, including pups, had a lovely visit. We would absolutely recommend and are already planning our next visit

We stopped here for lunch on our way to holy island and the food was great! Fresh and tasty ingredients! ☺️

We love it here, a bit pricey for camping but worth it. Sure is immaculate, toilet and shower block is modern and clean

Great camp site My 3rd time here and it's very well equipped. # Now 4th time 😊

We didn't stay here and we've visited many times before. We wanted to have lunch here but nothing really grabbed our attention. We were staying at a hotel where we were having dinner so only wanted a sandwich or soup. It's changed hands since our 1st visit but we have been a few times since. We had cake, mine the caramel shortbread & hubby had the border tart. My shortbread had a strange tasting base but I loved the caramel. It seems to have lost its atmosphere and it is expensive. Everywhere seems to be out of bounds for dogs to relieve themselves too. I would return as the view is outstanding but the food is lacking.

What a lovely place to visit even on a grim day. Service was so friendly and quick. Great coffee and amazing food with a lovely atmosphere I would highly recommend here and will be back

Food was ok, shame we missed breakfast which looked better value.

Really disappointing, came with high hopes as had a beautiful walk on holy island and situated perfectly for a visit on way home. Attended for lunch and a basic sandwich order / kids order took 1hr 30mins to arrive and when it did arrive was inedible and cold, also VERY expensive !!! Was served by a very efficient manageress who was great but other staff were unhelpful and clearly new to the job...such a great shame and won't be returning - would highly recommend Carnabys further south on the A1 or the many pubs of Bamburgh village.

Visited for lunch with a group of 8. Took a very long time for food to arrive, when it did it was average. Moules frites had no finger bowls or bowls for empty shells - dish was only warm. No children's fish or chicken so only sandwich or pasta.... Children's cheese sandwich for £8 very expensive. Pasta was ok. Ordered scones with the soups but they didn't arrive - no apology offered when this was pointed out. All in all pretty disappointing.

Fantastic motorhome location. Friendly service in the restaurant, if a limited menu. Amazing views of Holy Island and the surrounding coastline.

We stopped in for coffee and cake, and the experience was wonderful. The location is stunning, overlooking the beautiful Holy Islands—a truly relaxing view. It wasn’t busy when we visited, which made it feel even more peaceful. The hot chocolate was lovely, and I highly recommend trying the coconut caramel treat; it was delicious! Definitely a spot to visit if you’re in the area.

Great food and a fantastic location overlooking the Holy island Causeway

We booked a two night stay here for our motorhome. Easy enough to find. Our pitch was level and had a great view, as do most pitches here. Quiet at night, facilities clean. I never used the shower but my wife used the ladies showers and was very impressed with them. I had a quick look at the men’s and they seemed fine. There were two fresh water taps. One had a section of hose clamped on which I’m not really a fan of as the end of the hose could have been anywhere and will inevitably end up on the ground. It can be unscrewed easily enough though. It's very dark so bring a torch. An open chemical disposal point is right next to one of the pitches. Not sure if smell would be an issue but I wouldn't be staying beside it. At least build a little fence around it if it has to go there. The site is overpriced at nearly £40 per night off season but has great views, it's quiet, it's clean and it’s a good base to explore Holy Island, Berwick upon Tweed and Alnwick. We arranged for a takeaway from the Barn at Beal restaurant for one of our nights and the price and quality were really lacking. Over £15 per fish and chips and a close second in the worst fish and chips we have had. The batter was barely cooked and the chips tasted like oven chips. I’m pretty easily pleased but struggled with this. The dogs had no such issue though. I won’t return to the restaurant but may visit the campsite again at some point down the line.

Beautiful surroundings, staff friendly, food disappointing. Phoned 24hrs before booking, was assured that pub and restaurant would be open, however on arrival we were told that the pub and restaurant were open..We arrived for booking in time @3pm..pitched up, walked dogs, showered, changed, walked the extremely short distance to the drinks and food establishment to find it closed...hhmm. Well that was some wrong communication between staff and paying customers for the park. Not a complete game changer, as the next day there was a pheasant shoot! We were not informed of this at time of booking. Probably not a big deal to some customers but customers with dogs, the staff really should have informed us, so we could have had the option to book without the gun shots going off extremely close to the park, which in many cases including our own, makes the dogs extremely uncomfortable, shaking, and inturn made our decision to pack up and leave that very same day. Extremely disappointed with the lack of communication. Place is beautiful, but when you are a paying customer, then surely it would be courteous to inform us of events taking place for us then to decide whether or not we book with your holiday park during the pheasant shootings.

Lovely food and location but not enough staff. Service was a bit slow.

We stopped here for lunch, what a find. We sat outside and what a beautiful view this place has. It's so worth the visit to just look out to the sea. Food was very nice, I would highly recommend. The inside looked lovely and the toilets were clean. Most importantly it was dog friendly.

Decent quality food and good service. Another visit 18 October- food still good but service indifferent although well meaning .

Really good food and a lovely location on the way to Lindisfarne.

The campsite is lovely, with beautiful views . It has the best campsite showers for ladies I've experienced, but much less so for men sadly. They really need be the same standard as the newly ladies showers. The wifi does not stretch to further pitches . The restaurant and bar look lovely , clean and cosy but pricey. The shop is nice and has lovely gifts.We did try to have an afternoon drink at the Bothy to enjoy the fire as it was a cold day today but the time we were told the bar was opening was incorrect and we stood In the freezing cold hail stones outside while the staff were inside even though the bar was meant to open at 4 ( stated on the door) We gave up and went back to van feeling disappointed and cold. We just wanted to experience the cosy bar fire and a beer as all the camps we stay at don't have these facilities . We could have come back , but after being made to stand out in the cold , we didn't bother. It Is a really lovely campsite but it feels the food and drink side is maybe more for locals and passing trade than campers.

Lovely cafe, great breakfasts and in an excellent location. Will be back with the camper for sure!

Had a nice drink at the Bothy Bar at the end of a hike on the coastal path. Seems to get busy, so go early to get a seat.

Went into the new cafe/ restaurant! Fantastic service,lovely atmosphere! Food was lovely! Awesome views looking towards the causeway! Highly recommend . Can't wait to go back there next year!

Excellent location, beautiful food, good service, but expensive.

Lovely place for lunch. Fully recommend.

Great food and fantastic views what can I say!

Had a fantastic 2 days here, lovely site, facilities kept clean, perfect location to visit Holy Island. You can select your pitch when booking which I like. Had a meal in the restaurant which was lovely, food was really well presented and flavoursome, there is also a seperate bar but didn’t go in here. Staff were very attentive and helpful, a lovely place and we will be back, thank you.

Wow! What a place!! Fantastic!! Robert, in the

We went in the afternoon but were ready to close Choices for a coeliac very limited.Staff very good and said that we could order before closing but nothing on the menu that took our fancy and left.. Pity because we had heard good reports about its food choices.Second time visit and we've been disappointed.

Nice place. Just a shame pancakes we're served cold.

Waited over 5 minutes to get seated then left 45 minutes later after only ordering 2 coffee's and two cakes - not the best of experiences. Staff seemed more focused on tidying up rather than serving Customers.

Sat outside and had a very tasty lunch. Fabulous views across to Holy Island. Very busy when the causeway closes close to lunch but we were seated moderately efficiently and it was worth the wait. I would certainly go back and would heartedly recommend.

We never got to eat here. We waited 10 minutes. Staff kept coming past but made no effort to offer us a table or apologise. Eventually they seated the person in front of us but left us waiting. Finally we were told we would have to sit inside. It was a beautiful day and we had our dog with us. Pointed out there were two spare tables but we could not have one. We left and will not return

Stopped here for a Sunday lunch. It was busy but very attentive and quick service. Excellent environment and great food. Big focus on locally sourced food and sustainability. Some nice classy local products for sale as well. Large outdoor area and also dog friendly. I didn't want to leave actually and I hope I can make it back here again before I leave the area.

Fantastic location with great views of Lindisfarne. Great looking restaurant with friendly staff. I've been before and it's a quality café with reasonable prices. However I got the small breakfast this morning which was well cooked and what seemed to be quality ingredients. There were 6 other people in the café and at least 3 waitresses. Why then was I served a plate of cold food? Disappointed 😬

Stop off for a Tea and Cake before going to Lindesfarne Island. Staff were attentive and very nice. Didn't feel rushed to leave the table. Thank you. Beautiful views over the water to the Island.. I will be back next year.

Stopped here for a light lunch after cycling to Lindisfarne and back. Hungry! It was busy but tables were free. We loitered outside by the door for about ten minutes whilst staff walked past us numerous times without saying a word. No, "we'll ust be few minutes" etc. Pretty rude given that these people work in "Hospitality". Food was superb. The "fish finger" sandwich wasn't that at all! It was beautifully thick, fish goujons served in lovely soft baguette! Good coffee and service once inside. Annoying!

An amazing location with fantastic pitches set amid lovely rolling farmland overlooking Holy Island. Great facilities and a friendly team. Perfect as a base for visiting Lindisfarne and other local sights. Recommended!

What a lovely place with stunning views

Stopped in for the food, which was excellent all around and worth the price. Sadly however, a member of our party had an allergy and was made physically very sick and felt their throat closing slightly less than half an hour after eating here, due to what can only be cross contamination, as their allergy is fish and they ordered a vegan meal for safety after informing staff of their allergy. We never have issue eating fish at the same table, which we did on this occasion and other nights on our trip with no problems, so the issue can only be contamination of the vegan dish in the cooking of it. It's a real shame, as we all agreed the food was delicious and would happily rate 5 stars and stop again, but this sadly sullied our experience. I tried to privately address this issue on their behalf, but my email hasn't had a response, so thought I'd leave a public review to warn people of the risks and to be extra careful if dining here with an allergy.

We have visited the Barn at Beal restaurant many times, we have always had very good food with service provided by pleasant staff, well done! We shall visit again .

Stopped for lunch after walking the pilgrims way to Holy island. Busy as a sunny warm day. We ate inside. Nice friendly and helpful staff. Croque Monsieur was delicious 😋

We called in for lunch at 11.30am. We waited to be seated as the sign advised. They were quite busy but we were the only ones waiting. Members of staff passed us by at least 4 times. After 10 minutes stood at the door we left and went to the Lindesfarne inn at the end of the road where we were welcomed immediately and offered to sit anywhere we liked. The food came quickly and we were in and out in half an hour. If you don't want to be left hanging we suggest you go there instead.

Homely, comfortable restaurant. Good british food.

Very disappointed. We went there as it was recommended to us but the service was incredibly slow even though we had missed the lunch rush. Our friends said their soup was lovely but we had the fish finger sandwich and croque monsieur both of which were underwhelming for the price. Our friends asked for hot water for their pot of tea and we were charged for it!

Nice views and that's it. Hands down one of the worst fish and chips ever. Fish was batter threatened with fish and chips were actually fries, old and drowned in fat. Even tartar sauce tasted off. Never again.

Lovely views, delicious cakes & coffee

Just a 4 nights stop over Location is brilliant ,spot on Cafe and restaurant very popular with locals Breakfast ok but not Cumberland sausages as says Good size plots nicely spaced Well maintained Now few downsides.. No one from the site came to see us on arrival (pitch.h09,)we could have been anyone parking up , during the whole stay we saw no one from the barn campsite . That to me is a big let down in politeness of the whole site We witnessed nearly every person staying on site , pouring their grey waste down the elson point ONLY.. this should be addressed ,and clearly stated ,as it is not clear that it is not ONLY drive over grey waste but can empty all grey waste containers . Plus point .. brilliant stay really

Excellent vibe and place , but fish was extremely overdone and not nice at all. Filled up on the peas and chips. Nice tartare sauce though. Wouldn't recommend the fish and chips but would recommend the view.

The food in the restaurant was good. The service was terrible. Is there even a manager working here? 'Not my job' seems to be the way they operate. Uncoordinated and poorly trained staff are let down by a complete lack of leadership or direction.

Great location, lovely facilities, cafe is a really attractive barn conversion. The food and drinks were really nice and if my review was limited to the above it would be 4 or 5 stars. The service is terrible. We were seated after waiting 10 minutes outside and it took 25 minutes for the waitress to come and take our order. It is busy but there are more than enough waitresses. Apparently they did not record us on the system when we arrived. I would believe but for the face the same thing happened on the table next to us. Please organise your table service.

Location is amazing and great toilets. Food and drink poor, service slow, waiting ages to be seated in an empty restaurant. Scones supposed to be fruit scones but had nuts in them. This was not clear for anyone with a nut allergy. Waitress did not bring the right number of cups for four teas, which took 3 attempts to get right. Never going back as very expensive and disappointing experience.

An absolute gem of a campsite. Fantastic quality facilities and the best views over to Lindisfarne. The cafe for breakfast was amazing. Highly recommended. We will definitely return.

Great place for food, called in for coffee made very welcome, all staff and Milo the little dog making us feel we mattered. Thanks

I've done a lot of different campsite holidays and this was by far the best. Beautiful location, really large camping pitches. Modern, clean and accessible showers and bathrooms. Lovely little coffee shop/restaurant and friendly staff. Honestly a brilliant experience!

Well what can I say about this place! I had been wanting to try it for a while, never again!! We arrived with our 2 dogs and as we walked onto the outside area they were 2 billboards both saying to wait at them to be seated. We waited for at least 5 mins, nobody came to us so I went inside while my partner still waited at the billboards with the dogs. As I entered I was asked if I had been seated as they operate table service system. I said I had not been seated and was asked to go and wait and somebody would come and seat us straight away. So once again we waited and waited while other people just walked past us. At this point I also have to mention that the establishment was not busy and a waitress was clearing outside tables and seen us waiting. After 15 minutes of waiting we gave up and left and never to return.

Beautiful views but terrible, v expensive food. I had the (dry) roasted pork sandwich which tasted like it had come from a packet for £15 and my husband had the fish finger sandwich which was tasteless and small. Once he’d added a v small bowl of chips it was £15.50. Hopefully management looks into this and either reviews it’s prices or the quality of food- somethings got to give!

Good food and drink, staff great, well worth the visit, they have one little chalet that looks great, possibly try it next time

A very well run campsite. Clean facilities great showers and in handy location for exploring the area. The on site cafe / restaurant is great , we did not use the adjacent bar on this occasion. Top tip. No shop on site so just plan ahead when out and about this stunning area. Local garage on A1 has essentials .

Stopped in for coffee. Excellent coffee and very tasty scones. Very well maintained and still rustic. Beautiful view.

Had lunch here with my son's family, meals came out at different times, had to get cutlery ourselves, I had to chase my meal after waiting. Very poor service, staff need to get organised.

Food was nice, best bread/toast ive had in a while. Breakfast for two with coffee was expensive at £38. Nice scenery and friendly staff. Campsite better as a stop over as it mainly consists of a stone yard with sections to park.

Beautiful Campsite with excellent restaurant, surrounded by nature and sea. We had a tasty lunch and breakfast. Friendly staff.

Fantastic food, our kids LOVED the tomato pasta, we had to get an extra portion. Fresh seafood and pheasant goujons on special

What a lovely campsite the views are breathtaking the facilities are spotless