There are grass pitches available for tents, motorhomes, caravans, and campervans. The campsite also offers moorings for narrowboats and cabin cruisers. Campers can enjoy fishing, SUP, and kayaking if they have their own licence. Dogs are welcome on leads and there are dog treats available for purchase.

The campsite offers fabulous food with a fantastic view. They have a farm shop where visitors can purchase fresh meats from their own pigs. The bar serves a range of drinks including cider, and there are catering facilities available for day visitors.

Campers should be aware that the campsite does not have showers due to being on a bore hole water supply. Electric hook-ups are limited due to high electricity prices, and campers are encouraged to use gas for fridges and heating. The campsite also has restrictions on large units and charges for additional adults in a unit.

Visitors can book camping pitches through the campsite's website or by calling for last-minute enquiries. For narrowboats or cabin cruisers, visitors should phone to book due to limited availability. Day visitors are welcome to use the catering facilities and bar, but overnight stays must be pre-booked for caravans, vans, and motorhomes.