barryd
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Currently touring the southwest and been out three and a half weeks now. We came down through the Cotswolds, Somerset and the west Dorset coast and on to Devon and now right down into deepest western Cornwall. I've not even bothered to look for wild spots as I decided to just use the CL network and we seldom stay less than three nights anywhere unless it's a transit stop. It's become a bit of a theme and a mission to seek out the most basic and remote CL sites. not to be tight (although I kind of have a mental block at paying anything more than twenty quid for a stopover) but because it seems they suit our needs and amazingly are way less popular than the more expensive CLs at £20+ a night.
They are getting harder to find but we have found some absolute crackers. The one near Lyme Regis was fabulous and we stayed six nights at £7 a night. The CL near Bath was terrific and the princely sum of £5 (four nights) and we spent a week near Salcombe and Kingsbridge for £7 a night.
Now we are in this lovely peaceful spot in West Cornwall. A fiver a night!!! so they are still out there but sadly they take some finding. I hope CL sites don't all go the way many of them have with hookups, showers and manicured grass. Give me a rough old field any day! Camping how it used to be (just in a luxury motorhome with all mod cons)
They are getting harder to find but we have found some absolute crackers. The one near Lyme Regis was fabulous and we stayed six nights at £7 a night. The CL near Bath was terrific and the princely sum of £5 (four nights) and we spent a week near Salcombe and Kingsbridge for £7 a night.
Now we are in this lovely peaceful spot in West Cornwall. A fiver a night!!! so they are still out there but sadly they take some finding. I hope CL sites don't all go the way many of them have with hookups, showers and manicured grass. Give me a rough old field any day! Camping how it used to be (just in a luxury motorhome with all mod cons)