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Campsite FAQ’s

If you still have questions, feel free to get in touch and we’d be happy to help!

When is the campsite open?

We are open from April 1st to September 30th.

Do I have to book ahead?

Yes please! You can book through our online Booking Form or call 07901 127097. It’s super simple! 🙂

Are there set pitches?

There are no set pitches.  We have plenty of room so please just pitch up where you feel happy! 🙂

‘Zoned’ areas for larger family groups (10+) can be organised with prior arrangement, subject to availability. Please click HERE to see a map of the Zones or call/email for more info.

What time can we arrive, and when do we have to depart?

Arrival is from 2pm and we ask for departure by 11am on respective arrival and departure days*.

There are days charges of £3/person apply outside of those times – please pay at the office or café. 

* If canoeing with Hereford Canoe Hire on a Sunday morning there is no need to vacate your pitch until you return from your canoe trip 🙂

An entrance barrier will be closed overnight for security reasons. If you need to exit, please drive up to it and it will open.

When is considered your quiet time?

At 9:30pm, we hope that campers wishing to sit around the campfire will consider talking quietly to prevent disturbing those who are planning to sleep.

Music must be kept to an absolute minimum, with a strict NO MUSIC AFTER 10:00PM RULE.

Am I allowed to bring a campervan or motorhome onto the site?

Yes, campervans, folding campers, trailer tents and motorhomes are allowed onsite.  No tag/3 axle motorhomes please.

We’re sorry, but planning restrictions mean NO caravans allowed ☹️.

Am I allowed to bring my dog?

Yes, we love your four-legged friends! But please make sure to keep them on a lead AT ALL TIMES whilst on the campsite, and clean up any mess.

We have a fabulous dog walking path around our adjoining hay meadow, and plenty of neighbouring footpaths and walks in and around the vilage.

Where can I go for food?

We have a small café and bar onsite selling all sorts of food from breakfast baps and fresh coffee to burgers & chips, to pizzas and ice creams! Find out more about our onsite café HERE.

The New Harp Inn is just a 2 minute walk across the field, and serves great food from lunchtime onward.  Please call ahead to book a table: 01432 840900.

It also has a small shop which sells basic goods. 

Otherwise Ross-on-Wye (10 mins by car) or Hereford (20 mins) both have major supermarkets.

Am I allowed a campfire and BBQ?

Yes campfires and BBQ’s are allowed in the areas provided.

We have everything you’ll need to build a nice warm fire! We sell firewood and kindling and even rent out firepits for a small fee. Please see a member of staff for more information.

Is there a reception?

Yes, there is a wooden office onsite, right at the bottom of the driveway.

On arrival please check-in at the office or at the café next to it.  If both are unmanned, please pitch up and pop by later to check-in!

Do you hire out canoes?

Yes! We’re very lucky to have Hereford Canoe Hire’s operating base at Tresseck Campsite.

Please click HERE to check their availability and to book.

Do you have showers onsite?

Yes, new for 2025, we have pay-showers onsite! 🙂

Click HERE to find out more about all of our facilities.

Do you have wheelchair access facilities?

Yes, we have a toilet and shower which are for wheelchair users only.

Do you have a chemical toilet disposal point?

Yes, we have an Elsan point for waste disposal.

Do you have electric hookup?

There is no electric to the pitches, but we do have charge points for phones and battery packs. 

We also have limited fridge and freezer space for guests to use.

Do you have recycling on site?

Yes, we have recycling for glass, plastic, tin cans and cardboard which we encourage everyone onsite to use!

Site Rules (fishing rules below)

This is first and foremost a family campsite. It’s perfect for children and their families! 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.

  • We are a licensed premises, and in order to protect our licence no one under the age of 18 is to permitted to consume alcohol at the campsite.

  • We operate a zero-tolerance policy to drug use on our campsite, and anyone suspected of taking drugs will be asked to leave and the matter reported to the police.

  • The flying of drones is not permitted on site for H&S and privacy reasons.

  • We do not permit the use of generators for noise and safety reasons.

  • Bookings for single sex groups (e.g. stag or hen parties) are not accepted.

  • Campfires can be lit, but only in the obvious places provided. Otherwise, we have firepits available to rent.

  • Please, no foraging for wood in the camp field or adjacent fields.

  • Swimming in the river is entirely at your own risk.  Please do not climb on to the bank the other side.  This is private property.

  • Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead and under control whilst onsite, and all mess cleared up and put in the skip provided.

  • Campervans are welcomed, but no caravans due council planning restrictions.

  • We respectfully ask that any noise or disturbance is kept to an absolute minimum, for the sake of fellow campers, their families and our surrounding villagers.

  • NO LOUD MUSIC on site as this disturbs the villagers, and may close the site.  NO MUSIC AT ALL AFTER 10pm.

Fishing Rules

  • Fishing by permission of the owner only.  Permits must be purchased and fishermen must stay within the campsite curtilage.  Landing nets are required.

  • Access to the river is via  the canoe launch steps only.

  • No tackle to be left unattended on the bank.

  • No fires or BBQ’s on the bank or beach.

  • Please take all your litter away with you.