Little Oak Camping Reviews

Little Oak Camping is a tranquil and secluded campsite on the edge of the market town of Retford in North Nottinghamshire. The site is surrounded by beautiful countryside and less than five minutes into the centre of town. In addition to camping, the site offers a fabulous handcrafted and super-comfortable shepherd's hut. Campfires are also permitted in the onsite firepits and dogs are very welcome!

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Enjoyable short break away

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Lorraine L

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Shepherd's Hut - Romany CaravanAug 2023

The Romany caravan was cosy and well equipped. Lovely peaceful and clean campsite. Owner friendly. Had a lovely short break away.

Lovely, quiet campsite

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Melanie T

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Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesJul 2023

A lovely campsite, quiet and hidden in the countryside. Perfect for relaxing and star gazing. Great location- small drive from the town centre and great attractions like Sherwood Forest. The owners were friendly and accommodating. Fire pits are dotted around the campsite and you can buy enough wood for a night's fire from the owners. Perfect for us.

Lovely little site

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Natalie T

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Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesJun 2023

We had a lovely short stay at this campsite. There's a relaxed feeling on the site and the owners are very friendly and helpful. The facilities were clean and tidy. We would definitely stay again. The barrow of wood for a fire and complimentary marshmallows was a real hit with the kids.

A lovely holiday near Sherwood

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Matt E

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Small Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesApr 2023

It's a very good campsite, tucked away not far from a residential street and main road but still managing to feel wild. The dawn chorus was incredible. The facilities are fine, but a little rough around the edges - perhaps I've been spoiled but some of the campsites I've been to in North Wales and Cornwall have had better facilities in spite of being wilder. Still, it's a lovely getaway, within walking distance of town and the hosts are kind and helpful. We'd come again.

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