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Question: Best Camp Site Ever
Darren England
 
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Posted on 24 Jun 2013 15:56

Which in your opinion is the best camp site you have stayed at and why? Would it be because its quiet, location, friendly staff, no kids, dogs. Let see who has the best one.
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Posted on 25 Jun 2013
Come on peeps we have had 36 views and only two replies. I thought we would have had more.
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we like newgale tents and campers,no dog and spotless toilets and showers.Just over the road is a 3 mile long sandy beach nice and quite site.oh and a pub 5mins from the site that does good food. Posted by wendy glover on 25 Jun 2013
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I think all the Caravan Club Sites and C&C Club sites are fantastic. They are the best in Europe and that is why many Dutch are members. I do find the signs and rules a bit over bearing. Walden's and fellow campers for the most part very friendly. My favourite is Daleacres Hythe. It is by the Hythe Cannel and Port Lymme Surfari Park. You can gear lions from your pitch.
My most favourite is in Germany difficult to get on so its a secret. Posted by Mike Hawker on 26 Aug 2013
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well i love the Monkey tree in Cornwall, near Newquay highly recommend it dog friendly to boot and you have Hendra just up the road from Monkey tree very good site Posted by Robert Brown on 09 Sep 2013
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Without doubt, Fornella - Lake Garda. Long way and not the cheapest but worth the haul. Been 3 times up to date. In the UK our fave is hartsholme park lincoln Posted by Simon Tweedale on 12 Sep 2013
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Posted on 24 Jun 2013
Only been to 2 as new to camping..but they cant get any better than the Old Oaks in Somerset..beautiful site and beautiful surrounding..facillitys are 5 star..friendly staff..and lovely big pitches..only one gripe..no electric hook up grass pitches so had to pitch on rather chunky hard standing pitch..not good for tent or your feet..lol..but would still go back,
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Thanks for that what's it like for touring vans? It sounds a good site Posted by Darren England on 24 Jun 2013
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It fantastic Darren..here is the link..see for yourself..check out the photos of the new facillitys too.
http://www.theoldoaks.co.uk/ Posted by wendy trout on 26 Jun 2013
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Posted on 24 Jun 2013
hi again Darren ,
I have to say for us it would have to be HENDRE MYNACH, at Barmouth, North Wales,

the site caters foe mobile homes, touring caravans and tents, has large, hard standing and grass pitches, a well stocked site shop, clean modern toilet blocks, is dog friendly, kids are catered for too with a fenced off , play area with safety matting round the equipment,.

literally just across the road from the site is the sea and miles of sandy beaches and Barmouth itself is just a short walk away along the prom'.

we recently spent 5 days there and apart from one outing to portmeirion ,the car never left the site as everything you need, i.e shops, restaurants , pub's etc really are all with-in easy walking distance.

we'll definitely be going again sooner rather than later hopefully.

but that said, the REEDHAM FERRY and ARCHERS site at Reedham ,Norfolk runs it a close second but for different reasons
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Peter people will start talking soon, sounds like a good site and we love North Wales lots of great sites there. Will have a look at this one. Thanks for the reply. Posted by Darren England on 24 Jun 2013
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Hi peter, great information as we are going to Hendre Mynach in August. Was looking forward to it now im REALLY looking forward to it Posted by Andy Pye on 24 Jun 2013
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hi Andy, hope you enjoy your trip as much as we did.
if you have a look at my reviews theres a couple of pubs worth a visit Posted by peter goodison on 25 Jun 2013
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Posted on 27 Feb 2015
Love Tyn-Yr-Onnen in North Wales. Working Welsh hill farm; stunning scenery; really friendly folk. Good facilities but in a really wild location. Tonnes of space. The dogs loved it.
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