Interesting family camping site
- Thread starter Robbi
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Not been but its on my list for family camping, been to the site linked
http://www.priorymillfarm.co.uk/campsite.htm very good site and only a gentle ten minute walk to real ale.
I'll give the site a go, next year by the looks of things now.
http://www.priorymillfarm.co.uk/campsite.htm very good site and only a gentle ten minute walk to real ale.
I'll give the site a go, next year by the looks of things now.
Looks lovely! Thanks for sharing - will have to bare this in mind for our family trips out also!
The fella at the Brecon site is a bit of a cross between Basil Fawlty and Colonel Blimp but a charming chap as is his wife. Make sure you check in, make sure you read the rules (sensible rules), he's a stickler for reading the rules lol. He does say on the web site that they sell eggs but they run out often so take some with you. Raised fires are allowed, free fire pits are there to use.
We really do need a sticky for members' recommended sites. The two here are how all sites used to be but are now becoming rare: they need to be encouraged. I've just been asked by my son for the details of a site we used in France when the boys were small only to find it now has cabins, swimming pool, disco etc. and this is happening in England too. A farm I camped on in Devon as a teenager is now run by the Camping Club and has hardstandings everywhere, a list of regulations as long as your arm and treats tent campers with patronising tolerance- all in the name of progress!
widu13
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
OK fellah's Compile a decent list and we'll consider it.
A list of two is hardly worth our time and barely worth a look by any member looking for recommendations!
ATB
Ogri the trog
We're trying to organise suggestions like these onto a list which will hopefully become a sticky if the list gets long enough.
Please see Bushcraft Campsites in the out and about section.
Let's treat Ogri's comment as a challenge.
Please see Bushcraft Campsites in the out and about section.
Let's treat Ogri's comment as a challenge.
here's another one, fires and fishing allowed
http://www.herefordholidays.co.uk/category/caravanning-and-camping-in-herefordshire/Tan-House-Farm-Camping
http://www.herefordholidays.co.uk/category/caravanning-and-camping-in-herefordshire/Tan-House-Farm-Camping
Here's my contribution.
Stayed there in the spring with another BCUK member and it's lovely. Views down over the Wye Valley, a lovely walk to Devils Pulpit and a tramp through the woods to the village pub.
Fires are allowed although they have just installed wheel hubs (big ones) as fire pits throughout.
http://www.beechesfarmcampsite.co.uk/
Stayed there in the spring with another BCUK member and it's lovely. Views down over the Wye Valley, a lovely walk to Devils Pulpit and a tramp through the woods to the village pub.
Fires are allowed although they have just installed wheel hubs (big ones) as fire pits throughout.
http://www.beechesfarmcampsite.co.uk/
Great entries, but there are now at least three threads on the same topic. Could I ask if these entries and any future ones could be re-posted on the Bushcraft Campsites thread. Ogri says it could become a sticky if there are enough.
