Sea Barn Farm Fleet

We spent the BH weekend at this site and I have left with mixed reviews. Positive: The site was lovely, very large pitches and very well maintained. I loved the fact that the site was fairly busy but was silent by 10pm every night. The walk to the water was perfect for our dog and watching the sun site was amazing. Cons: 1: Right from booking the weekend on the phone, the lady was very sharp and rude. We were traveling in our motorhome with our daughter and partner and their 2 year old (their 1st ever camping trip in a tent) and was meeting family from Cornwall in a caravan and was told that they didn’t accept group or family bookings. However, she said that she would make an exception for us this time. While at the site it was very obvious that there was lots of groups camping together????? 2: The outside washing up sinks by the 2nd toilet block were filthy- the taps leaked and the plugs did not fit. 3: The 2nd toilet block was not great- the women’s showers were cold and the toilets were dirty- the toilet seats did not fit well and were lose. Despite the con’s as a family we had a lovely time, the weather was great and we were all close together.

False advertising and disappointing experience When booking, the description gave the impression that pitches had direct sea views. We even paid extra for one, but were placed behind a bush fence where the view was barely visible, even when standing up. We also paid extra for electricity, but there was no mention of how long a lead was needed, which would have been very useful to know beforehand. On top of that, there was an extra charge to bring our dog, yet there are no facilities or allowances for dogs. They are expected to remain on leads at all times with no designated exercise area, so I don’t understand what the fee is for. The pitch itself quickly became overcrowded when more campers were placed close together, while other parts of the site were left empty. There is also a strict 10 pm curfew, with gates locked and no re-entry, which felt unnecessarily restrictive. The whole site was eerily quiet, as though people weren’t allowed to enjoy themselves. Facilities were also disappointing: the showers were cold and full of spiders, which is not what you expect when paying extra compared to other campsites. On top of that, no fires or BBQs are allowed. I understand the reasoning, but other campsites get around this by requiring fires to be raised off the ground. Without that option, evenings felt cold and empty, and honestly, what’s camping without a fire? Yet another restrictive rule that stops people from enjoying themselves. We stayed at another campsite earlier in our trip with far fewer rules, just basic common sense and a couple of signs, and it was far more relaxed. Dogs could roam within your pitch, fires were allowed above ground, and there was no strict curfew. That made this place feel even more disappointing by comparison. Finally, the pricing structure feels unfair. You pay extra per person rather than per pitch, which doesn’t feel justified for what’s offered. Overall, we left feeling misled and dissatisfied. We doubt we’ll be coming back here. I can see where other negative reviews are coming from, and honestly, it’s no surprise the place was so empty while other campsites were fully booked.

We've just returned from spending the weekend here. Absolutely stunning views 10/10. Friendly staff, good little shop on site that sells everything you need. Nice and peaceful. Our 2 year old loved the park with a sea view too😁 Will be returning very soon for sure💯👌🌅