Hi all, I can recommend Cottage Waters on the Lincs Coast. Very peaceful, need your own facilities (review left). One of the few sites we have said we'd go back to. Pub mile up the road. We went on a BH and there were 10 unit at most in 6 acres.
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Quote: Originally posted by Colin21 on 13/6/2022
Sadly I have just discovered that one of my favourite adults-only sites (Westfields Camping Site) in West Norfolk is closing at the end of this month. I only found out because I enquired about making a booking in July.
Would highly recommend Deers Mead if you're looking for another AO in Norfolk Colin.
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Quote: Originally posted by Colin21 on 13/6/2022
Sadly I have just discovered that one of my favourite adults-only sites (Westfields Camping Site) in West Norfolk is closing at the end of this month. I only found out because I enquired about making a booking in July.
Would highly recommend Deers Mead if you're looking for another AO in Norfolk Colin.
Thanks Tracy, I've been watching that thread and will certainly consider it for the future, but we are now booked into C&CC Sandringham. Deers Mead would have been too far to travel back to after a family event we are going to in West Norfolk where we have friends from when we lived there. Westfields was quite new, but it was lovely. The owners must have spent a fortune on it. Sadly I don't think it has quite worked out for them.
We love adults only campsites, in or out of season.
Been staying at Cheddar Bridge (Somerset) for years over Easter - brilliant site.
Recently stayed at Trethem Mill (near St Mawes, Cornwall) - stunning and so peaceful.
Have also used Old Oaks, Glastonbury previously - again stunning and peaceful.
What's not to like?
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Christmas - Ayr, St Ives
New Year - Hillhead CAMC, Brixham
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I am currently staying at CAMC's Thetford Forest Club Site, and it is as close to an adult-only club site as CAMC would have it.
It has no facilities except water, EHU, CDP and MSP, and tents are not allowed.
That rules out a lot of families except for those in a caravan or MH with its own onboard facilities.
Been here since Wednesday and only one family unit with 2 young children arrived today for the weekend. I really feel sorry for those in the units close to them as their peace has been shattered, with kids bouncing around on a bongo stick!
Luckily, I am a bit further away.
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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: In praise of adult-only sites!
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