What was great?
We loved the isolation and incredible views this campsite afforded. It has an incredibly rustic feel (luckily we like long drop, composting loos!) that just lets you wander about, exploring the crooked apple trees and divitted nooks and cranys. The owner gave us a tour of the area, pointed out the stand pipe + loo, and encouraged us to scavenge firewood from the orchard; the brief was definitely in the style of "here's all the things you CAN do" rather than some campsites that just reel off a list of things you CAN NOT do. He let us pull our truck right up to the gate, despite the mud, and even popped by to drop off a free-loan of an OS map later in the day.

Even better if....
You do have to carry your gear from the gate to the pitch, which would be 50 - 200 yards, uphill. But this just adds to the great feeling of "being away from it". There isn't a local shop, so don't forget anything!