Camping Ross On Wye

[John Hasler]

Does anyone know of a basic campsite around Ross on Wye that's cheap, all the ones I've found seem to be about £30 a night?

 

[Jon Young]

The camping at symonds yat used to be cheap but that’s the closest iv stopped to Ross so can’t help you other than that

 

[Stephen Crowhurst]

I stayed in the pub garden at The Red Lion in Ross. It was cheap, like £7 I think. That was two seasons ago.

 

[Stephen Crowhurst]

Apologies it was The White Lion. Link below;
https://www.whitelionross.com/camping
It’s £8

 

[Carey Manning]

I have stayed here- https://tresseckcampsite.co.uk

Lovely setting, albeit basic with no showers and a portaloo.

Great pub at the end of the road and they have fishing onsite

 

[Mike Hodgkiss]

I think you can camp in the garden at the red Lion Bredwardine but best double check.* Sorry just checked , they don't do it anymore , shame

 

[Mark Harridence]

Does anyone know of a basic campsite around Ross on Wye that's cheap, all the ones I've found seem to be about £30 a night?

I'd also recommend the White Lion at Ross. The pub is in a great location. It does good reasonably priced food, the beer is great too! It is popular with the canoeists for camping so worth booking in advance. It is also in close proximity to the Town with all the amenities you'd expect, including 2 tackle shops now

 

[Tom Rendell]

The white lion looks lovely. What day ticket water is available in the area? Cheers

 

[Tom Rendell]

I have stayed here- https://tresseckcampsite.co.uk

Lovely setting, albeit basic with no showers and a portaloo.

Great pub at the end of the road and they have fishing onsite

How was the fishing?

 

[Dave Merrick]

Regarding the white lion - can you cook your own stuff on a stove or only eat from the pub? Can you take dogs?

Also, how much day ticket water do they have? Is there any other reasonably priced DT in the area?

 

[Carey Manning]

How was the fishing?

We only fished the evening on the campsite for a few hours (there was only one swim accessible, but the owner said there was potentially another up the bank), I just had the one Barbel. We fished the following day at Old Harp Fishery which is just up the road.

 

[Tom Rendell]

Cool. Sounds like I might give ago. Thanks

 

[Mark Harridence]

Regarding the white lion - can you cook your own stuff on a stove or only eat from the pub? Can you take dogs?

Also, how much day ticket water do they have? Is there any other reasonably priced DT in the area?

Not sure about cooking your own food but it's very dog friendly! They don't have any water themselves but there is day ticket water in Ross town, Worcester AS have a stretch at Bishopswood and as previously mentioned the Old Harp fishery which are all reasonably priced. Wye Angling in Ross will give you more info.

 

[Cliff Cullen]

I use this site, little piece of heaven.

http://www.dowardpark.co.uk/