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☆ camp·site (kamp′sīt′)

noun

  1. any site for a temporary camp
  2. a public or private park area set aside for camping, often equipped with water, toilets, cooking grills, etc.

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campsite Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • situate: The campsite: This is a lively campsite situated on the banks of the River Donau.

Preposition: for

  • night: We headed back to the campsite for an early night.

Adjective modifier

  • beautiful: Tonight we camp at the Old Farmhouse, a beautiful rustic campsite in rural Tanzania.

Modifies a noun

  • courier: Camping Courier - A web site dedicated to campsite couriers working in Europe.

Noun used with modifier

  • luxury: EUROPE TOURISM Canvas Holidays - Are the pioneers of the self drive camping holiday and work with a number of luxury campsites across Europe.
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