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Featured Campsites
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| Shorrocks Barn, Back Lane, Weeton, PR4 3HN, Preston, |
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30
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│ Season:
February
to January
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| Watermillock, Ullswater, CA11 0LS, Penrith, |
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5
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│ Season:
March
to October
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| Causeway Head, CA7 4PE, Silloth, |
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31
Pitches
│ Season:
March
to January
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Camping is not as popular as it used to be but is once more gaining in popularity because of the higher cost of fuel making it difficult to plan affordable vacations. If you have never been camping it is wise to take someone with you that has some experience or stay close to home for your first camping excursion. |
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Dartmoor offers a great escape from the modern world. This National Park offers open access across its peaty moorland and granite tors. Wild camping is permitted here, with just the Dartmoor ponies for company. Enjoy horse riding, fishing, kayaking and mountain biking or learn about Dartmoor letterboxing for a walk with a purpose. |
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First Stop......Brittany! |
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If you are arriving off the ferry from any of the country’s northern ports, Brittany might well be the first stop in your journey of exploration in France. Its proximity to Great Britain and Ireland make it ideal for families bringing their own vehicle, but who wish to avoid interminable car journeys with young children. A word of warning… |
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Coast Campsites |
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The coastline around Devon and Cornwall offer some of the best coast campsites in the UK. With generally dry and sunny summer weather and an ever-changing landscape, there is something to please every camper and caravanner. |
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Camping Perranporth |
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The north coast of Cornwall is very popular for camping, and many sites have great sea views. Once a tin mining village it is now dependant upon tourism and there are plenty of guesthouses and campsites in and around the area. |
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Some of the most memorable holidays for families are on camping farms. Some farms are more open than others to having guests ‘help’ with farm chores. |
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Camping in Looe |
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The old fishing town of Looe on the south coast of Cornwall is divided by the River Looe into East and West Looe. Camping in Looe has been popular for many years and there are some well-established camping and caravan club sites in the area. |
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Somme Battlefields |
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The peaceful rolling farmlands of north-eastern France belie a turbulent and bloody past. Driving through green fields bathed in warm sunshine, it is hard to imagine the scenes of carnage and devastation which took place in the Somme about ninety years ago. |
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Northern Irelands North Coast |
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Welcome to Northern Ireland’s very own Riviera, a magical land of golden beaches, dramatic scenery, and a host of attractions for all the family. |
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