Next years camping plans

For those members who have finished camping until spring have you any plans for next year yet,our only plan is our yearly June week in Norfolk,hopefully a few meets also.

mike

We will do a few long weekends perhaps even visit Woodhall Spa again, we haven't really decided what we are doing for a longer holiday yet.

helen wrote:We will do a few long weekends perhaps even visit Woodhall Spa again, we haven't really decided what we are doing for a longer holiday yet.

We would do woodhall again

definitely do woodhall again so lovely, want to do even more camping next year

Sounds like a meet to me

Easter

Easter would be good for us as we could tack a few days on but I think if we are organising an Easter meet we should really think about the location first to make it as accessible as possible for all of our members.

Oh yes the cake shop at woodhall spa

Nancy

yeah we'd be up for woodhall spa too at easter i'll be well off the diet by then cakes sausage rolls etc etc

oh yeah woodhall but lots of cakes and that amazing indian takeaway too lol no hard standing tho, the stones were too sharp for me lol can we, can we, can we. pleeeeaaaasssseeee

Eilis wrote:oh yeah woodhall but lots of cakes and that amazing indian takeaway too lol no hard standing tho, the stones were too sharp for me lol can we, can we, can we. pleeeeaaaasssseeee

We would prefer grass also.

Our camping next year will probably consist of an assortment of classic car and VW shows, as well our main holiday.

Unfortunately bank holiday camping is an impossibility due to work. But on a good note, we get to go when places are cheaper and quieter.

We are planning a trip to Malta for our main holiday (sans Minnie). We also camp with friends on the Spring & August Bank Holidays and for the Tewkesbury Medieval fair. Probably off to our favourite site the Old Oaks in Glastonbury for a few days in September, other than that nothing particular planned - open to offers, as we want to get away as often as we can. Must admit Woodhall Spa sounds nice.

Woodhall is lovely and the nicest campsite we have had the pleasure of staying at but the thing that really makes it all so special is the Bakery's sausage rolls and cakes.

the indian and italian the swimming pool and the walk in the woods and the Kinema in the woods and just about everything

Have you seen Th Great Dorset Steam Fair ch5 Thurs the showmen. it is a fantastic week. we have stayed at Church Farn Sixpenny Handley But next year will be camping at the fair (you need your own toilet) If you go to Woodhall Spa have a meal at the Petwood Arms which was the dambusters officers mess. And visit Horncastle for its plethora of second hand and antique shops plus a fantastic community theatre in the yard of the Black Lion pub.

back_to_the_boats wrote:Have you seen Th Great Dorset Steam Fair ch5 Thurs the showmen. it is a fantastic week. we have stayed at Church Farn Sixpenny Handley But next year will be camping at the fair (you need your own toilet) If you go to Woodhall Spa have a meal at the Petwood Arms which was the dambusters officers mess. And visit Horncastle for its plethora of second hand and antique shops plus a fantastic community theatre in the yard of the Black Lion pub.

the first time nick and i went to woodhall spa we went to the petood arms hotel and me and nicks mum had afternoon tea in the dambusters mess very nice

Hiya everyone. We are looking to get up to Church Style in Wastwater at some point during the year. Fantastic site with excellent amenities. Two pubs serving real ale and fantastic food a two minute walk away and the most fantastic bakers at Gosforth. Dogs and Kids welcome and plenty of choice as to grass or hardstanding if you like.

Nice area Terry but i cant find the site,have you a link.

mike

mike wrote:Nice area Terry but i cant find the site,have you a link.

mike

Hi Mike. The site is called Church Stile Farm at Wasdale Head and can be found on the UK Campsite virtual brochure. I forgot to mention the walking, cycling and climbing opportunities. Not to mention St Bees beach which is still dog friendly.

This one then Terry [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

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That's the one. Not cheap and the ground is hard so you need rock pegs but the deer and other wildlife make up for that. Micro Brewery in one of the pubs. I had a pint of bitter that was 8.5%. I only needed one!!!