Pubs that do camping?

[Blue Hills]

Have the impression that they are pretty rare these days though have fond memories of one from years ago when I was car camping.

Anyone got any recommendations?

 

[ColinJ]

The New Delight Inn on one of the hills above Hebden Bridge, a convenient ride from Clitheroe and the Wetherspoons in Todmorden!

The little campsite is adjacent to it and I think the same people run it - Hebden Bridge Camping.

 

[Blue Hills]

Sounds like heaven Colin,

Thanks.

And what a wonderful pub name.

By the by, I was in a spoons on a bike quest a few days ago and took the opportunity to sing the praises of Hebden Bridge to an old guy who was telling me (and I don't think he was bullshitting) about the time he saved Hendrix's guitar.

I think I'll be popping that way soon on the new bike.

Other suggestions welcome.

 

[Hugh Manatee]

The Plume of Feathers, Dartmoor.

 

[Jerry Atrik]

The Teign House , Teign valley , Christow , Devon .

 

[raleighnut]

There is a campsite over the road from the 'Old Nags Head' in Edale,






great pub

EDIT - Random internet piccy but it is a linky too.

 

[dan_bo]

The New Delight Inn on one of the hills above Hebden Bridge, a convenient ride from Clitheroe and the Wetherspoons in Todmorden!

The little campsite is adjacent to it and I think the same people run it - Hebden Bridge Camping.

Just the one I was thinking of. Basic but alright.

 

[I like Skol]

The Waterloo Hotel on the A6 just outside Buxton does camping. Only about a mile from the excellent Monsal Trail too. I haven't camped there but have seen camping occurring many times when driving down the track at the side of the pub.

 

[gasinayr]

Kildonan Hotel on the Island of Arran, great food in hotel as well.

 

[Dirk]

Have the impression that they are pretty rare these days though have fond memories of one from years ago when I was car camping.

Anyone got any recommendations?

Google is your friend.

http://www.pubcampsites.com

http://www.365campingcaravanning.com/campsites_pubs.htm

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=117

 

[Siclo]

Royal Oak Hurdlow - direct access to the high peak trail http://www.peakpub.co.uk/

Hulme end campsite - behind the Manifold Inn, top of the manifold trail http://www.hulme-end-campsite.co.uk/

The Crown Inn - Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr http://www.thecrowninn.wales/

The Quiet Woman - Earl Sterndale

The Duke of York - Pomeroy http://www.thedukeofyorkpomeroy.co.uk/

The Star at Cotton - now a C&CC site - very busy due to alton towers nearby

The Knockerdown Inn at Carsington Water http://knockerdown-inn.co.uk/

The Griffin Inn http://www.griffininn-trevalyn.co.uk/caravan-and-campsite

Not that I spend all summer camping and drinking...Oh no

 

[Blue Hills]

Google is your friend.

http://www.pubcampsites.com

http://www.365campingcaravanning.com/campsites_pubs.htm

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=117

yes i was aware of that first site.

thanks.

But interested in on-the-spot experiences.

 

[steveindenmark]

We need a sticky for this. In fact we need to publish a book on it

Are there any computer wizards who can generate a map of them? Or give me an idiots guide of how to do it and I will collate the information.

 

[Blue Hills]

Royal Oak Hurdlow - direct access to the high peak trail http://www.peakpub.co.uk/

Hulme end campsite - behind the Manifold Inn, top of the manifold trail http://www.hulme-end-campsite.co.uk/

The Crown Inn - Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr http://www.thecrowninn.wales/

The Quiet Woman - Earl Sterndale

The Duke of York - Pomeroy http://www.thedukeofyorkpomeroy.co.uk/

The Star at Cotton - now a C&CC site - very busy due to alton towers nearby

The Knockerdown Inn at Carsington Water http://knockerdown-inn.co.uk/

The Griffin Inn http://www.griffininn-trevalyn.co.uk/caravan-and-campsite

Not that I spend all summer camping and drinking...Oh no

Great list - the way this thread is working out I think I could hop/stagger between them from London to the north.

 

[MontyVeda]

We need a sticky for this. In fact we need to publish a book on it

Are there any computer wizards who can generate a map of them? Or give me an idiots guide of how to do it and I will collate the information.

Can't give you a guide but it can be done on Google maps... I'm thinking of Vernon's Pie chart.