Whats you favourite campsite, be it tent, caravan or motorome?

TreacleTracy

I think if you add children into the equation then it's a very cheap option and the fresh air guarantees to zonk them out - definitely makes the job of parenting an easy one, until you are back home to reality. Oh, and my little girl has a great habit of inviting herself into other families, whilst I sit back admiring the peace and quiet with a vino or two ;-)

greenface

Not a great tent fan . but a decent tent or caravan motorhome is a big winner than any holiday inn / etc . I feel like a prison in a hotel feels very dense and every noise is enhanced .I dont sleep much and would rather be cold than hot . Cheap for family's and good fun with friends and beer .

greenclaire

I love camping. There's nothing like it getting back to nature and recharging your batteries. Of course you get a proper wash! If you have the proper bedding then you don't get cold and only a couple of campsites I've ever been on had noisy people. Most campsites are very strict and have a 'no-noise after...' rule. They also have showers with hot water. I do occasionally stay in a Holiday Inn and it's fine for one cheap night in a city where there is no campsite (and if there was it probably wouldn't be very secure). I prefer waking up to the sound of birds singing in the morning, and never get woken up at night by owls?? (where have you been staying?!)

allybee101

Common End Farm, Swinscoe, Derbyshire.
Off to Cornwall soon so hoping to add some new favourites to the list

skivenov

greenface wrote: »

Even bad campsites are a lesson . You can check out the area once your there for next time. We stayed just outside tenby one year and seen the great site in april and booked it for a week in august ( with 2 other caravan family friends ) In august it was like the wild west and the smell was pure drains. Made the owner meet me on my so called pitch with 3x weeks money for us .We left and Went to a very tidy park called Wood office in Narbeth . Grass like a bowling green . 2 showers for the whole field a tree and a sand pit. Great hollybobs and very friendly

Hehe - mum and dad have a site that's next to the footpath to the beach from another site. They quite often have campers abandon the other site and come to mum and dad's mid-holiday.

Personally, any quiet spot up in Scotland where I can throw my tent up and cook on a fire with no-one else around

claire21

I thought I would post this here

http://www.bob.org.uk/offers/

You sign up for a free card and then there are offers from £1 a pitch to free nights

whippetowner

thank martinthebandit

I have just booked up for grousehill this morning pleased it has been mentioned on here

whippetowner

waterfoot park in poole bridge is a nice campsite showers toilets sinks for dishwashing shop and clubhouse on site where you can also get food to eat in or take out
we went in folding camper tents motorhomes and caravans all mixed no snobbery towards tents

only problem we had was we took our 2 whippets and the rabbits there are so used to people they come to your tent .I had visions of my mutts killing a rabbit in front of kids

greenface

Riverside Camping on the Seiont River old garden center has had a few quid thrown at it and is right up there with the decent places . Gwynedd North Wales riversidecamping.co.uk/

claire21

Keep them coming!