We stayed there in 1997. It was a bit of a hill to go down to get on site, but nothing unusual. We had an Abbey Dorset 2 berth towed by a Vectra.
The area itself is great for walking, particularly along the Roman Wall , just to the north. Much quieter than , eg the Lake District, so I am sure it will be well suited to dog walking.
The access road to the site is narrow, steep and with a bend in it but it can be managed with care. Nice site but it can get waterlogged easily if there is any prolonged rain. A great area if you're interested in the Roman history of Britain.
Carr
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i live only a few miles from the site,although i`ve not stayed there,i was walking down the road in questiis on,yes its bendy but there is wider parts in the road for passing,however its only a short distance.
i am going to try it out myself this year,if i visit the site before you,i`ll leave my personal opinion.
ps.the road itself is a quite road,only used by a few tourists,caravanners & the farmer next to the entrance.
enjoy :)
------------- mick
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forgot to mention,its fantastic area for dog walking,miles upon miles of forest tracks and a old railway line thats converted to a cycle path\walkway that takes to you a popular pub & further
please lmk if you still have concerns about the road,because i`m willing to mail you with photos of the road down to the site with my discovery on the road,so you`ll get an idea of the road width,i`ll be up there this weekend.
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.
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