I have twins, and the four of us would like to go camping in April for their second birthday. We camped a lot last summer, but found busy / crowded places hard work as the bubbas wanted to be into everything!
I would love to know people's experiences of any truly spacious campsites out there.. We have an outwell glendale 5 and are not fussy - in fact we prefer the wilder side of things. Again, easier with the twins!
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I am in kent, and am a teacher! so it is school holidays only now unfortunately.. But we are willing to travel a fair way. Especially if easter and summer. Shell island does look good and friends have enjoyed it there.
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CS & CL's are small 5 pitch sites that are affiliated to Camping & Caravan Club or Caravan Club. They are often on farms / behind pubs/ in fields in the middle of nowhere - that sort of thing there should always be a Tap and a chemical emptying point. There doesnt have to be anything else but often there is. Each one is different and always spacious. Many years ago I stayed on one in Yorkshire that was on a farm, it had hookup and a games room had been set up in a barn. You do often need to have your own sanitation, but not always. Best to look at them and see what suits your requirements.
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Have a look on Camp Site Search and select Club CL/CS along with your requirements for facilities etc., then eliminate the Caravan Club CLs (Certificated Locations) as these don't usually accept tents.
You may be able to join the C&CC on arrival at a CS.
There are a couple of sites in Pembrokeshire which specialise in a very limited number of "secluded" pitches, one even has what is described as a "hideaway" pitch.
I know of quite a few sites especially in Wales that are wild roomy and a little remote . Try searching round the Barnmouth Dolgellau area . I personally wouldn't go near Shell island at weekends and bank holidays.
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: We need space :-)
