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I'm looking for a site to take 2 berthvan with full awning and a large family tent that joins on to the awning to sleep 2 adults and 5 children (17/15/13/6/3) plus a minibus (knowing alot of sites dont like vans)

now we need a site that has can accomadate us and our gear

my 3 year old son is autistic and can be very loud at times and may get upset due to the change in his routine aswell as being away from his warm bed.

my 13 yr old son has some mild disabilties and is medicated for this but on occastions before meds kick in may have the odd tantrum (where in the past its been known for me to have to restrain him)

my 15 yr old daughter also has some disabilties and on long walks has to retire to her wheelchair

so taking the above in to consideration we would need a livly noisy site(or a site that excepts a litle noise

we can cope without the showers but they do help same for toilet blocks,

ehu helps but again providing we can use a generator we can cope with out

after all of the above are kids are very well behaved all considered but can sometimes seem alittle alarming to others who dont understand.

location isnt inportant as we will travel anywhere UK only due to passport renewals but we also have to consider our other children and find somewhere livly enough to entertain them

a large site has the benefits of us being put out the way but a small site as the equall benefits

oh and something to do in the rain would help

any idea's anyone??

sounds good to me, were fine to do our own thing wether it be slob in van or wander out for highlights of the week.

im on the case now veiwing the info

Pah no good as not for caravans as carnt take car on to actual site but tis sort of place is what were after

Take a look at Bunn Leisure site at Selsey, down near Southampton. My friend went there last month, and was very impressed. There is plenty to do, with pools, arcades, entertainment for kids from tots to teens, and the teen activities start after lunch, not in the morning, like at many sites, which would be useless for your average teenager who finds it hard to wake up in the morning.

She said they own a couple of sites, and if your staying on one of them you have access to the facilities on all sites. She camped, with a large tent, and usually struggles to find sites that will accept it, because it is so big. Thus said, I am sure you will be welcomed there.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=4181

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What about..

Cosgrove leisure park, Northamptonshire, very popular with families, large enough for people not to notice a bit of noise. lots for kids to do,

Skegness Water leisure park, between Ingolmells and Skeg, beach accross road. Large enough to get a space to yourselves, explain your needs when you phone, they will put you in a less formal area, club on site on bus route, play park.

Will try to think of some more.