We very much enjoyed our stay at the farm and Pamela's famous cream tea - so good in fact we ordered a second one! I was a bit sceptical - despite Pamela's friendly insistence - that the cream should come first, but she's right: jam...should indeed come on top of the cream when it's clotted. Sitting in their shaded outdoor terrace overlooking the gently sloping fields, it felt like an idyllic Devonshire tea experience, down to the delicate chinaware and the pretty floral arrangement. We also enjoyed our chats with her husband Gerald who is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to life on a farm and has a great sense of humour to boot. The farm is well-situated for hikes to the nearby coast and rolling Devon countryside and our walks along the specutacular coastal paths have made me hungry for more! The campsite itself feels like a haven far from the madding crowd, rustic and charming with even more amenities than we made use of. Their open timber hall looks like a lovely place for ceremony. I can warmly endorse the recommendations I've read elsewhere on this page - both Pamela & Gerald are an absolutely delightful couple who helped to make our stay at Boveys Down Farm an unforgettable experience. In fact, we not only had a second cream tea, on our way back to Dover, we also went back for a second taste of the campsite which truly felt like a home away from home. Pamela & Gerald are both real gems, and so is Boveys Down Farm. It will be on our itinerary again when we pass through this part of England. Judi & Rudi Utrecht, the NetherlandsMore