UK holiday ideas wanted.....

[Get In The Van]

Another vote for Orkney, wonderful place to visit although you'll not do much tree climbing!

 

[Peteaud]

Dorset / Devon around Weymouth / Sidmouth area.

Loads of bird watching - hides at Seaton
good for cycling (route 33 and not to hilly)
Day visits to cheddar, Tanks museum / fossil hunting / Observatory / scenery.

Then again i live here so i am biased.

 

[mrandmrspoves]

Glow worm is out of date about the Lord Nelson at Burnham Thorpe - it now has a bar!
Still a lovely pub though.
Great to see so many suggestions for Norfolk. I consider myself lucky to live here - it's a great county. I didn't appreciate it half as much until I reignited my interest in cycling a few years ago. We really do have it all.
Beautiful countryside and turnips, nature reserves and swedes, huge open skies and carrots, lovely pubs and sugar beet.
We also have pretty villages and mawthers.
Don't forget our county saying...."It's Norfolk and Good!) ...just don't say it too quickly.

 

[Glow worm]

Glow worm is out of date about the Lord Nelson at Burnham Thorpe - it now has a bar!
Still a lovely pub though.

Blimey - that's a shame. It must be 2 or 3 years since I was last there though. I hope it hasn't been spoilt like The Hero at Burnham Overy. Must pop back when I go visit my parents at Christmas.

 

[mrandmrspoves]

Blimey - that's a shame. It must be 2 or 3 years since I was last there though. I hope it hasn't been spoilt like The Hero at Burnham Overy. Must pop back when I go visit my parents at Christmas.

Still worth a visit and the bar is not intrusive.....a very good pint of Woodfordes.

 

[cookiemonster]

Ballater, Aberdeenshire. Brilliant views, awesome cycling and an hour coach ride to Aberdeen.

 

[biggs682]

isle of mull is fantastic

 

[BigonaBianchi]

Bognor regis?

 

[Soltydog]

Somewhere with nice quiet (flatish) cycling ?
Some nature/bird watching
Some walking
Nice paces to visit within decent range
Oh.....some good pubs handy would be good.

East Yorkshire A local farmer has a holiday cottage in Rolston http://www.yorkshireholidays.com/holiday-cottages-and-lodges-in-hornsea/violet-cottage-14455/
Its less than a couple of miles from hornsea which is where you will find nearest pubs
He has a nature woodland with quite a bid of bird activity, & nice walking. There's Hornsea Mere & the coast for birding, & Bempton Cliffs & Spurn are less than an hours drive
Plenty of nice flat cycling routes & only about 15 miles from the wolds if you fancy cycling a few hills

 

[Fnaar]

Cleethorpes

 

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[deanE]

Suffolk is reasonably flat, and Southwold is wonderful, especially if you like Adnams beer.

I would agree on this. Live in Cornwall but try to visit Suffolk (Southwold and Aldeburgh areas) at least once a year. Lovely place for a relaxing holiday. Never had a bad one.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I would agree on this. Live in Cornwall but try to visit Suffolk (Southwold and Aldeburgh areas) at least once a year. Lovely place for a relaxing holiday. Never had a bad one.

Careful with the Southwold Harbour Campsite, we've been flooded at least 80% of the times we've stayed there, but we keep going back!