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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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Alas, the supply of SPOTs had been left at their campsite during the storm.

From Literature

An 85-year-old British woman has died after an extreme wind storm struck a campsite in Portugal.

From BBC

It would apply to paid overnight stays of 31 nights or fewer in hotels, hostels, guesthouses, Airbnbs, campsites and temporary event accommodation.

From BBC

The way he sees it, people are uncertain about whether the park is open, whether their campsite will still be available when they arrive and whether the bathrooms on site are being cleaned.

From Los Angeles Times

John Bell, 44, was charged over the incident at the Loch Ness Bay campsite in Drumnadrochit.

From BBC