Last year my darling family and I went camping to a great campsite, www.cerenetycampsite.co.uk
It was as close as you could get to rural camping, with no amenities in North Devon.
The campsite had chickens, whose eggs you could buy and an organic veg patch that you could help yourself to. You could also buy bags of wood for campfires.
It was truly glorious, The toilets were compost loos and the showers were solar paneled, which turned out to be surprisingly clean and comfortable and not scary as I would have thought.
The campsite also rescued unwanted farm animals and reared them to health and this acted like a real life petting zoo for the kids.
The best part about the trip was a visit to Welcombe.
Welcombe is an incredibly beautiful mouth of a small river/stream which tumbles down over the cliff tops towards the sea. The rolling luscious hills which edge the beach here are so wild and untouched by man, it feels like you are in the scenery of Jurassic park. I was so in awed by the incredible surrounding here that I was left speechless. And really the photos don't do it any justice.
You can walk across the flowing stream, by way of large man made stone stepping platforms, that look ancient.
Our little girl loved it.
The geology here is unbelievable to and everything seems so giant. It is so rare to see such untouched landscape in the UK. Huge strata of rock jutted out into the sea and the beach was littered with ginormous boulders.
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