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Heres a few Cornish ones

www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=2595

www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=1480

www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=4621

Can recommend this one in Suffolk, fantastic facilities, 5 mins walk from private beach

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=1939

This ones only a few miles from me.  Never stayed here, but always looks well kept and used.

Across a track from the beach too.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=1679

I was going to recommend Pentewan and was going to go there this year but they no longer take dogs apparently.

Sarah

Sorry should have said Pentewan, Cornwall

Sarah

HI

We stay at this one last year in wales it is called cei bach in newquay, love beach, the only problem was that they was not enough walks for our dog.

If you want to venture North there is a lovely C & CC site at Rosemarkie on the BlackIsle right by the sea.  If you are lucky you will spot the dolphins.  People always say they've seen them but I never seem to see them.

Cath

Quote: Originally posted by Shellseeker33 on 24/4/2007

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Sorry should have said Pentewan, Cornwall

Sarah

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There's a book you can buy - seaview camping

You could go to Blackrock sands near Porthmadog and camp behind the dunes - right on the beach there.  Or there's a site at Newgale right across the road from the beach.  Or Tristram at Polzeath, two minute walk down the cliff and there's the beach which you can see from the site - lovely.  There's one near Arisaig where you can walk to the beach.  Talland near Looe - you can walk to the beach from there.Mother Ivey's Bay near Port Isaac - right on the beach.  There are loads - look in your atlas - you will see the tent and caravan signs - I usually do this first and then come on here to try to name them!

Deb

The Sandhaven Campsite in my home town of South Shields is opposite the beach with loads of facilities / entertainment around the area.

If you look at the photographs on my gallery images, there is one of the beach that I took from about a mile up from the site.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2176

Centry at Brixham had spaces this morning. Have never been there so can't comment though.

Rose

Quote: Originally posted by debsy on 30/4/2007

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There's a book you can buy - seaview camping

You could go to Blackrock sands near Porthmadog and camp behind the dunes - right on the beach there.  Or there's a site at Newgale right across the road from the beach.  Or Tristram at Polzeath, two minute walk down the cliff and there's the beach which you can see from the site - lovely.  There's one near Arisaig where you can walk to the beach.  Talland near Looe - you can walk to the beach from there.Mother Ivey's Bay near Port Isaac - right on the beach.  There are loads - look in your atlas - you will see the tent and caravan signs - I usually do this first and then come on here to try to name them!

Deb

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