well thats only the price of a box of nappies,,,,that you throw away,,,so nothing to show for your money,,,,well maybe a nice clean babies bottom,,,,,,oh thats beautiful i can almost smell the baby powder !!!!
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Probably joined this conversation a bit late but I've just been camping at 6 months pregnant with a two year old so I understand your predicament. We've just been to a fantastic site in Mawgan Porth, Cornwall called Magic Cove. It's a tiny site but immaculate toilets and facilities, plus only a minute's walk to a fantastic beach, pub, shop and chippy so you don't have to venture far once you're there if you don't want to.
We took our portaloo (Kampa Kazi) for night times and early mornings but to be honest i didn't use it once as the loo's were easy to access and really clean (and i'm a real scaredy cat when it comes to going to the loo on my own at night!).
If that site is too far (we drove for 7 hours but well worth it), then just look for somewhere small and friendly with good loo's, we normally go for more rural sites with more space and therefore a trek to the loo's but in this instance it definitely paid off going to a smaller more intimate site. Hope this helps..!
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Quote: Originally posted by Norman3 on 23/6/2010
Probably joined this conversation a bit late but I've just been camping at 6 months pregnant with a two year old so I understand your predicament. We've just been to a fantastic site in Mawgan Porth, Cornwall called Magic Cove. It's a tiny site but immaculate toilets and facilities, plus only a minute's walk to a fantastic beach, pub, shop and chippy so you don't have to venture far once you're there if you don't want to.
We took our portaloo (Kampa Kazi) for night times and early mornings but to be honest i didn't use it once as the loo's were easy to access and really clean (and i'm a real scaredy cat when it comes to going to the loo on my own at night!).
If that site is too far (we drove for 7 hours but well worth it), then just look for somewhere small and friendly with good loo's, we normally go for more rural sites with more space and therefore a trek to the loo's but in this instance it definitely paid off going to a smaller more intimate site. Hope this helps..!
Hi there. thanks for your advice. Am going to go with tha kampa kazi i think. Aaron
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As for sites - try Brynawelon about 10 miles from Cardigan.
Has everything you require.
Here's the toilets and showers block - spotless, warm, very new. They have shwer, toilet and basin all in the cubicle as well as seperate shower and toilets and basins.
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Pregnant wife in tow campsite advice
