Tresseck Camp Site

Please ring or email for more information on group booking prices.Located on an old river meadow with plenty of space to 'stretch out' the campsite is for tents only. Facilities reflect that this is a campsite for 'real' campers(!) and include cold running water, portaloo's and open campfire facilities.However, if cooking over an open stove is not your thing, The New Harp Inn is just 200m away! Serving excellent food from 12 noon - 3pm and 6pm - 10pm, going hungry won't be a problem.Please note; booking at this pub is advisable to avoid disappointment.The CampsiteThis is first and foremost a family campsite. Kids & their families just love it!Unruly and unsociable behaviour will not be tolerated, and campers who do not consider the needs of other campers and our village neighbours will be asked to leave.Camp fires can be lit but only in the obvious places provided.Wood is available for purchase from campsite owner.No foraging for wood in the camp field or adjacent fields.Dogs allowed but must be kept under control.No caravans or campervans allowed. (Sorry, council planning restrictions) NO LOUD MUSIC as this disturbs the villagers, and may close the site.We respectfully ask that any noise or disturbance after 11pm is kept to an absolute minimum, for the sake of fellow campers, their families and our surrounding villagers.A shop and Post Office, along with meals are available at The New Harp Inn just 200 metres from the campsite.CanoeingBlessed with a naturally sheltered landing site and wooden steps up to the top of the river bank, Tresseck Campsite is ideal for launching or recovering canoes.Situated midway between Fownhope near Hereford and Ross-on-Wye the site is an excellent stop-off point for canoeists in need of a place to camp.If a leisurely paddle for around half a day is more your scene, then either put your canoe in at Fownhope and disembark at the campsite, or launch at the site and climb out at Ross-on-Wye.What better way to spend a day than lazily paddling down the truly beautiful River Wye, enjoying its abundance of wildlife?Typical canoe times are:Fownhope to Tresseck Campsite - 3-4 hoursTresseck Campsite to Ross-on-Wye - 3.5 - 4.5 hours FishingThe fields alongside Tresseck Campsite have fishing rights along some 250 metres of the River Wye.For more information about access to the river please call 01432 840235. If diverted to answer-phone please leave your name and number and we'll call you back.Charges are: £4.00 per person per day (campers) £5.00 per person per day (non-campers) DirectionsTresseck Campsite is situated in the centre of Hoarwithy village, just below the church. The campsite runs along the banks of the picturesque and peaceful River Wye, spreading out across the river meadow. The entrance to the site is just to the left of The New Harp Inn, the postcode of which is HR2 6QH (just punch it in your satnav!).By Road:From Hereford: Follow the A49 south through Much Birch, take the next left signposted Hoarwithy (turning down Laskett Lane), follow for 2 miles and The New Harp Inn is opposite the T-junction, with the entrance to the campsite just to the left of the Inn.From Ross: Take the A49 north and then take the 2nd right (signposted Hoarwithy). Follow for 4 miles, and it takes you right to the pub in the centre of the village. Just past the pub, on the right, is the entrance to the campsite. By Bus:Take the number 37 bus from Ross or Hereford which will drop you off right outside the pub!