Camping Recomendations

[aces_up1504]

Looking for a camp site for a week long holiday: Any recomendations. Pretty open where we can stay but would like to head south from Liverpool.

Must have:

1. Good facilties, elec hook up etc
2. Dog and Child friendly
3. Some nice off road but smooth cycle routes would be a bonus
4. Plenty to do in the local area

 

[aces_up1504]

Any area is open for consideration really, as long as there is plenty to do and see.

Mid to late June would be ideal

 

[aces_up1504]

Spooky enough i was just looking in that area between poole and Wareham.

South Lytchett Manor Caravan and Camping Park

 

[threebikesmcginty]

France.

My tent has a rain magnet, just make sure it's not the same time as I'm camping and you stand a better chance of remaining dry.

 

[skudupnorth]

Cornawall has some nice sites

 

[aces_up1504]

France.

I was thinking that, but from Liverpool it is a lot of petrol, plus ferries/ Tunnel and a dog passport. Just a little to much.

Cornawall has some nice sites

Also on the list, been a long time since i have been down that far

 

[Sandra6]

I know it's not South from Liverpool, but how about Keswick? Lots of good on and off road cycling to be had.

 

[swee'pea99]

This is one of the nicest places we've stayed: http://www.eweleaze.co.uk/camping.htm. There's no restriction on space, they're very child & dog-friendly, campfires are allowed, they're right by the beach, and it's a nice part of the country. The only glitch is, they're basically a farm, and I just noticed their dates don't work for you. Sorry.

 

[pkeenan]

There's a nice place near Wrexham called The Plassey. I stayed there for one night. It was the most expensive place I've stayed in Britain (I think it was £25 for me, with my tiny tent!). It seemed more family orientated, so price-wise may suit your criteria better.

The price aside - it was an incredible place to stay, and the staff were very, very friendly! When they saw my look of dispair when I heard their cafe and shops were shut (after a fairly rainy 100 miles cycling..) they gave me some of their own food from their personal stash! They really were kind.

 

[Tigerbiten]

Look at the main Camping and Caravan Club sites.
http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/
They tend to be reasonably priced with electric and dog and Child friendly.
With over 100 in the UK, plenty to pick from.

 

[Dave Davenport]

New Forest is nice, a few different types of sites, miles of off road cycle tracks and quiet lanes, beaches and lots to see & do within a few miles.