Camp Bedrock is a laid-back, almost-wild camping experience nestled in a beautiful wooded site on the Rame Peninsula, overlooking the Hamoaze Estuary. The campsite offers a unique, back-to-basics vibe with no set pitches, allowing you to choose your own spot across three grassy acres. While it may not have showers, a compost loo and tap provide the essentials. The site is made distinctly quirky by disused buildings that serve as a canvas for street art. Campfires are allowed, and dogs are welcome, making it a great family-friendly spot.

The local area offers a wealth of activities and stunning scenery. Take a short walk to enjoy breathtaking views of the estuary and watch sailing boats glide by. Explore the nearby Cremyll and Mount Edgcumbe, or take a stroll along the coastal paths. The site’s proximity to Plymouth and Cornwall means you’re not far from a range of attractions, whether you’re interested in history, nature, or simply enjoying the scenic beauty of the region. It’s a perfect base for those who love the outdoors and want to immerse themselves in nature’s tranquility.