Hi try Merley Court , Dorset great site with immaculate facilities ,great bar complex , with games room ,family bar,and adults only bar.plenty to do on site for all the family large play areas, to many sports to list . Best we've been on and we've been caravaning since 1983.Alan ps check out their website www.merley-court.co.uk
I've blanked the name from my memory, but the worst site I've ever been to (and I went there twice!) was a little site with fishing pools right behind Newquay airport.
The airport wasn't really a problem, as it was closed over the bank holiday. Actually it was quite interesting. It was the stinky loos, inadequate showers and getting woken up early on the Sunday morning by foul-mouthed fish-molesters and their unruly and incontinent dogs.
I'm never going to a site with fishing ever again. I don't know what makes farmers / site owners think the 2 things go together at all <shrug>
They also take kids & it's the kind of campsite where they just run about playing. Not a lot in the way of swings as I recall, but plenty of grass etc.
Liz
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there have been quite a few and the criteria has changed over the years becuase of the age of children and type of van
some of the best - vale of pickering - looe caravan club - high rigg farm, dalby forest - bobby shaftos, beamish - wood nook grassington
some of the worst - trent feild farm, lincolnshire - a site near morcombe which i can't remember the name of but that was right next to railway line- brompton on swale nr richmond
I think the best for me is Harlyn Sands near Padstow. We have been there for two weeks the last two years on the run.But in June when it is fairly quiet.
Just had a week in Sufolk at a adult only site called Lonely Farm near Saxmundham, and that came a close second.
Hi Bev and John. We had a rally at Sandford Park last year and thought the site was OK. We did go when it was quiet though. We were sited right at the top by the stables. Thought the unisex amenity block was lovely.
They also take kids & it's the kind of campsite where they just run about playing. Not a lot in the way of swings as I recall, but plenty of grass etc.
Liz
Thank's for that will def give it ago next year, have this year planned out already LOL.
i agree that that merton mere is a dump with unhelpfull staff, pitches to small, dirty toilets,overpriced entertainment,best thing about this park is the road out.a few good ones, ord house, berwick. blair castle, blair atholl and all time fav is cambrils park in spain
My best is a caravan Club CL 5 miles outside Newquay, it is called the Beech's has hook ups shower toilets and big games field for the kids no charge for dogs and all for £8.50 a night
A lovely couple run is and everything is very clean and tidy. We have been going for quite a few years and it gets better very year.
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My best is a caravan Club CL 5 miles outside Newquay, it is called the Beech's has hook ups shower toilets and big games field for the kids no charge for dogs and all for £8.50 a night
A lovely couple run is and everything is very clean and tidy. We have been going for quite a few years and it gets better very year.
cheers for that , think we`ll book on there for a week next summer.
Park Coppice on lake Coniston. It's a bit expensive though £25 a night and nothing but loos and a small shop on site. Beautiful lake a couple of mins walk, good toilet blocks and lovely secluded pitches. No caravans side by side, row after row, that's my pet hate and the reason I don't fancy Marton Mere anymore.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: where is the best site youve stayed at
