Campsite list?

[telbert]

After my first weekend under canvas for a while i really cant wait to get out again(probably in a fortnight).But as was pointed out in another post, the place i went to is seasonal May - Sept. Now i know that safe places to "wild camp" are few &far between and that those in the know are not too enthusiastic to reveal their secret places but is there a list of bushcraft friendly campsites available anywhere? Somewhere with fire pits, a bit of forest or woods for some foraging,that sort of thing.
Cheers
Tel.

 

[Mesquite]

Try Blackberry Wood Farm Campsite

 

[Retired Member southey]

Heres a cracking search site matey

 

[Bush Matt]

Or have a look at www.campingninja.co.uk which allows you to search for fires under policies.

 

[spandit]

Here's one in the SE:

http://www.dernwoodfarm.co.uk/Wild-Campsite.html

 

[rik_uk3]

Here you go

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=CAMPSITES+THAT+ALLOW+FIRES

 

[user24]

The place I've just come back from is very good - http://www.townfarmcamping.com - they rent fire pits for £5 for the duration of your stay, and you can buy bags of logs, kindling and tinder for £5 a throw (but no reason why you couldn't use your own instead). Nice site, very close to the Ivinghoe beacon. And only 4 miles from Tring train station so it's good if you don't drive too.

 

[Dogoak]

http://campinmygarden.com/

It's not just small town gardens that are available so maybe worth a try.

 

[telbert]

Yeah thats what i'm looking for.Thanks lads

 

[Robbi]

try this, some really good places all over the UK

www.coolcamping.co.uk

have fun

 

[Rigel]

I can vouch for this one:

http://www.sustainability-centre.org/