Neighbours of a posh campsite have claimed trendy fire pits with 'excessive smoke' are forcing them to sell their homes.
Villagers in Frogham say Harry's Field in Hampshire's New Forest, which opened in 2015, is a fire hazard and 'intrusive' air pollution has even worsened their asthma.
Others have sold up and moved away after the site, which opened in 2015, became 'intolerable' and caused the area to 'stink', the council has been told.
The campsite, managed by a renowned hatmaker for the Royal Family, has a population of just over 340, with houses selling for an average price of more than £700,000 last year.
The uproar comes as earlier this month, homeowners won a planning battle to stop the site from increasing the number of days it is allowed to open from 28 to 52.
