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campsite

American  
[kamp-sahyt] / ˈkæmpˌsaɪt /
Or camp-site

noun

  1. a place used or suitable for camping. camp.


Etymology

Origin of campsite

An Americanism dating back to 1905–10; camp 1 + site

Example Sentences

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The smell of pancakes and eggs wafted through Buzz Smith’s campsite.

From Literature

Sian, from Swansea, led an active lifestyle before becoming ill, including cold water swimming, running the family campsite and caring for her children, aged 18 and 13.

From BBC

In 2022–23, Wales' holiday park and campsite sector generated an estimated £1.66bn in direct visitor spending, according to data from the UK Caravan and Camping Alliance.

From BBC

Search teams located human remains beneath dirt and debris on Friday evening, Police Superintendent Tim Anderson said, after a landslide hit a popular campsite in Mount Maunganui.

From BBC

The search continues for missing people after a landslide hit a popular campsite in Mount Maunganui, on New Zealand's North Island.

From BBC