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18 February 2008, 6:10 PM
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caz
Joined 26 Jan 2008
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hiya me and family is just starting up camping and wanted to know of any good camping sites that you would reccomend. I live in lancashire and wanting a good site for the chilkdren to play and explore as well as us being able go sight seeing and having a last drink ina family bar. I you have been to any please let me know.
Many thanks carol
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19 February 2008, 11:04 AM
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ma
Joined 24 Dec 2007
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i would totally 100% recommend the golden coast holiday park in woolacombe devon. you cant get a better holiday jus take a look at their website.
hope you find something good luck.x
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19 February 2008, 2:11 PM
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Lina
Joined 15 Sep 2006
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Hi Caz, Have you had a look at Cades Camp Site Guild? It shows all the camping sites and lists what each one has. You can buy it from most outdoor shops and it's pretty cheap. I use mine all the time to see which ones take dogs.
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6 March 2008, 7:14 PM
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Tricia
Joined 13 Jan 2007
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Hi Carol, just read your message, it is a long way to come BUT Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park in South East Wales is fantastic. They have pitches for touring caravans as well as static caravans. Lots for the children to do, beautiful scenery right on the Coast and ideal for exploring, castles, markets, theme parks etc. and a family clubhouse for that drink. I love it so much that I have bought three caravans there which I rent out when not using for myself and family and have actually moved to the area last october best wishes and good camping Tricia
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22 April 2008, 11:55 AM
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pete
Joined 26 Sep 2007
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Hi look at http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/
theres all the info you need including reveiws.
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22 April 2008, 5:59 PM
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kat
Joined 30 Dec 2007
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Try Glenridding in the lake district, amazing views of the lakes and soft grass for the tent. lovely quaint village.
we spend 8 days there and loved it.
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28 April 2008, 1:51 PM
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Anne
Joined 13 Mar 2008
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Do all that you can for who ever you can whenever you can.Buddah
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24 May 2008, 3:45 PM
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loopy lou
Joined 24 May 2008
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hi we have been to a few there is park resorts in essex with childreens entertainment we all ways look for that as we have a young and growing familly then ladram bay that is exeter there is hendra in newkey cornwall there is park resorts in north wales if you wanted a long trip you wont go far wrong with parkresorts as there is something for every one my family consits of 12 year old a 10 year old and 8 year old and 2 big kids my self and hubby and we all love it as closes pretty late to hope that helps you out good luke.
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24 May 2008, 11:55 PM
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Tricia
Joined 13 Jan 2007
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Glad you like Park Resorts, you must come to Carmarthen Bay in Wales, we rent our static caravans ourselves and give our guests personal, friendly service and we are cheaper than Park Resorts, and you get to enjoy all the facilities, lots to do on site and plenty to do nearby including visiting Kidwelly Castle, Oakwood & Folly Farm
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10 July 2008, 9:52 AM
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silverjay04
Joined 30 Apr 2007
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This is a lovely site and not so far to travel! It is at Bolton le Sands on Morecambe bay. They now have a cafe on site and the local pub in the village nearby is good.
http://www.redbankfarm.co.uk
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12 July 2008, 10:49 AM
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Lina
Joined 15 Sep 2006
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Hi silverjay04, That's so funny :) This is the same camp site I use. It's good news that they have a cafe now. As I don't drive it was a walk to the local shops lol.
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12 July 2008, 11:37 AM
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silverjay04
Joined 30 Apr 2007
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I used to have a static caravan on Red Bank Farm and it is such a good site. The Archers (yes, really!) own the farm and they run it so well. We called in at the new cafe/shop there last week - they've converted one of the old barns and made a really good job of it all. I know the shop sells their own farm produce such as free range eggs and organic meat etc., but I didn't notice any other provisions so maybe a walk to the village is still the only option for groceries, but it is worth a phone call to ask them.
I used to camp there before I decided to get the static. The intention was to travel around the camp sites along the Lancs coast, but I just found this one and stayed!
This is the view from the farmyard, across the bay, although you probably have a pic like this already!
Best wishes for your travels.
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12 July 2008, 11:41 AM
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Lina
Joined 15 Sep 2006
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Great pic silverjay04, The reason we picked it was of the beach being so close for the dogs. I want to go back again it's just getting the time off.
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