You can keep your campsite shops, TV rooms, elaborate wooden
shelters and other nannying aspects of many UK campsites. These sort of
well-equipped spots have their place, of course, but sometimes what the cool
camper craves is somewhere a little more raw. A place where you pitch up, set
up and enjoy a no-frills natural trip. If you feel suitably intrepid, then Pure
Camping is your kind of place.
Caravans and motor homes are kept to the top field, meaning
those seeking shelter under nylon have their own little slice of
traditional-style paradise to themselves. Set among the trees and hedges of a
flat farmer’s field, it’s a friendly place – arguably down to the fact that
like-minded campers are sharing the space – with basic showers, toilets, a
kettle and honesty pot for those looking to buy the preserves on display being
the only trappings of the modern world.
There are ample walking opportunities on the farmer’s land
itself, but those who want to strike out a little further could spot the wild
deer who also call the south west coastal paths their home.
Beautiful, natural and authentic – this is camping as it
used to be.
