We are doing a bit of a tour this year, starting Norfolk, then to Dorset then to forest of dean, we are looking for a site in Dorset (we want to visit Monkey World) Has to be a flat site as I get dizzy otherwise, pref childrens park!
Any ideas anyone?
Thanks
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Wareham Forest Touring Park sounds perfect. We've just come back from there.
Set in the forest itself, so lots of walk from the site safely into woodland. Whole site is flat, pitches are flat, and close to Monkey World.
Onsite shop, spotless showers and outdoor pool, small play area, large flat green area for games, table tennis room, if your kids like their bikes their are numerous trails so take the bikes! Nice private pitches (not too close together and with some hedging/trees growing for privacy on the hardstanding pitches). A well kept site.
Post last edited on 04/07/2011 18:20:09
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Quote: Originally posted by chelsea girl on 04/7/2011
Wareham Forest Touring Park sounds perfect. We've just come back from there.
Set in the forest itself, so lots of walk from the site safely into woodland. Whole site is flat, pitches are flat, and close to Monkey World.
Onsite shop, spotless showers and outdoor pool, small play area, large flat green area for games, table tennis room, if your kids like their bikes their are numerous trails so take the bikes! Nice private pitches (not too close together and with some hedging/trees growing for privacy on the hardstanding pitches). A well kept site.
Post last edited on 04/07/2011 18:20:09
Thank you that looked perfect, but its fully booked for the dates we wanted, doh!
Never been yet, we're booked in for the last 2 weeks of July, and I know some of the pitches are sloping, but there are also flat pitches at The Inside Park - and the play area looks amazing.
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Quote: Originally posted by MairiJ on 04/7/2011
Never been yet, we're booked in for the last 2 weeks of July, and I know some of the pitches are sloping, but there are also flat pitches at The Inside Park - and the play area looks amazing.
Thanks, have mailed them about the flat pitches and availability:) Fingers & toes crossed x
Wareham Forest & South Lytchett Manor are the flatest & nearest to Monkey World.
Many sites in Dorset, especially around the Purbeck area are slopping ..... & in many cases VERY slopping! Refered to by some one else before as having to be a Mountain Goat in order to set up camp!
Thanks everyone, seems like everywhere is either booked up or too sloping, so going to have to re-think our visit to monkey world and our camping road trip
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Quote: Originally posted by chelsea girl on 04/7/2011
Birchwood Tourist Park is next door to Wareham forest, I am not sure if pitches/park is flat though as we've only driven past it.
we stayed at birchwood may bank holiday, as flat as you would like, ,akin to the forest, and pleasant site,
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If you are members of C&CC, I would recommend Crabbs Bluntshay Farm, a CS. We stayed last year, school summer holidays, and only booked a few weeks before.
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: Flat Campsite Dorset
