Camp sites? Really!

[Moonraker 2]

For those of you who have stated that they never want to stay on a campsite, mentioning rows of white Van's and rules being the reason, I thought I would show you my recent stay.
It was an affiliated site of a well known club. The place was by the river and just to the side of the south downs way.

 

[linkshouse]

For those of you who have stated that they never want to stay on a campsite, mentioning rows of white Van's and rules being the reason, I thought I would show you my recent stay.
It was an affiliated site of a well known club. The place was by the river and just to the side of the south downs way.View attachment 86470View attachment 86471View attachment 86472

That's my sort of campsite.

I don't mind campsites. I just don't like people! Unfortunately the two usually go together, that is the primary reason we wild camp.

 

[Deleted member 77519]

For those of you who have stated that they never want to stay on a campsite, mentioning rows of white Van's and rules being the reason, I thought I would show you my recent stay.
It was an affiliated site of a well known club. The place was by the river and just to the side of the south downs way.View attachment 86470View attachment 86471View attachment 86472

Beautiful and peaceful. By the way, did you survive the Lightening strike that had your name on it. First picture. Sorry couldn't resist.

 

[mjvw]

For those of you who have stated that they never want to stay on a campsite, mentioning rows of white Van's and rules being the reason, I thought I would show you my recent stay.
It was an affiliated site of a well known club. The place was by the river and just to the side of the south downs way.View attachment 86470View attachment 86471View attachment 86472

I love a quite campsite in fact even better if you’re the only ones on it

 

[Debroos]

For those of you who have stated that they never want to stay on a campsite, mentioning rows of white Van's and rules being the reason, I thought I would show you my recent stay.
It was an affiliated site of a well known club. The place was by the river and just to the side of the south downs way.View attachment 86470View attachment 86471View attachment 86472

Lovely...what is it called and how much?

 

[mistericeman]

I love a quite campsite in fact even better if you’re the only ones on it
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Same here.... Last August Bank Holiday weekend...

 

[Moonraker 2]

Lovely...what is it called and how much?

I didn't want to be accused of advertising. It is a CL C&Cc site (members only, sorry) in Houghton near Amberly and it was £10 a night. I don't pay more. Water and toilet drop.

 

[trevskoda]

Dont think i would be wanting to sit in a sinky field at 6.3 ton,looks very nice mind you.
Here are some irish sites i found.

 

[Deleted member 33289]

We have just toured the lake district and North Wales for two and a half weeks down to Aberystwth then the Elan Valley and did the same when we needed to empty and fill up with fresh water, normally every third day, the most we paid was £16/night and that was near Keswick.

 

[QFour]

We stopped on a site in Derbyshire. Hill Top Farm, Bank Holiday weekend. Arrived and no one there. No other Caravans or Motorhomes so we sorted ourselves out, had meal in the evening and still no one around. Took dog for a quick walk and boy was it dark. Still no lights on in the Farmhouse. Saturday we wandered off and walked down into Dovedale and back. Still no sign of anyone. Sunday morning I saw a Landrover coming up the lane so walked over and waited for him at the farm. He had only come to check the livestock and makes use everything was as it should be. No idea about the CL site. So we stayed till Monday lunchtime. Walked upto the farm and tied a bag round the door handle with 3 nights campsite fees