If I told you that, I would have to shoot you, but one of my favourite sites is Bridge House at Lechlade in Gloucestershire. I like it because it is just over an hours drive from where I live, it is a nice flat and well kept field a very short walking distance from the River Thames and the town, with several nice pubs and restaurants nearby. They also charge a reasonable price per person which for a solo camper is spot on.
I went there a few months ago and they were showing signs of 'improving' the site with more EHU pitches and marked pitches which I am not sure is doing it any favours. However, providing it doesn't get too 'improved' and the price is right, I will continue to go there.
Birchwood Tourist Park, with direct access to Wareham Forest where there is a cycle path around the forest, and only a few miles from Sandbank beach.
Lovely walks too around the forest.
Excellent facilities, and very helpful and friendly staff.
I would not go there during peak school holidays though, as it can be very busy and the facilities (like hot water supply) will be stretched as it is a big site.
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Adults only, rural countryside, no noise (only birds), spacious pitches, state of the art plush toilet block, home made cakes, lovely onsite shop selling cider & cheese!
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Topic: Your Favourite UK Campsite?
