Hertfordshire is a great location for a camping or touring break but it doesn't have to cost you the earth to keep the family happy. Here are some of the free days out in Hertfordshire waiting to be enjoyed...Visit the Natural History Museum at Tring Natural History Museum at Tring houses the once private collection of Lionel Walter Rothschild and is a must for family days out in Hertfordshire. The collections and displays are world-class but entry to the museum is free , offering hours of activity. With 6 separate galleries housing different animal species, from large carnivores and primates to crocodiles, crustaceans and fish, youngsters and adults alike will be fascinated by the exhibits. The great news is that the museum is open every day of the year except 24-26th December (fair enough!) , making it ideal for camping days in the area where the weather isn't quite behaving itself...Scott's Grotto... And now for something completely different! Scott's Groto , a Grade I listed site, with a Grade II listed summerhouse built above. This is likely to be one of the more unusual activities you undertake in your bid to enjoy free days out in Hertfordshire, a series of interconnected underground chambers built for 18th century poet John Scott, which extend 67ft into the chalk hillside. Building grottos at the time was highly fashionable and this is a great example: the chambers and carved tunnels are lined with shells, flints and bits of coloured glass; one of the chambers even has seats built into its walls. So prepare yourself to go deep underground and explore the delights of this unusual structure Obviously high heels are not advisable, but then, who'd be camping in stillettos anyway? Open each Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday between April 1st and September 28th, this unusual attraction remains free to visitors, although a suggested £1 donation is very much appreciated to help cover maintenance costs. Go Wild in the River Lee Country Park free to use. There are literally miles of cycle path through the country park, so it's an ideal spot for a family bike ride with a stop for a picnic at one of the scenic glades, meadows or on the banks of the River Lee.Campsites near Free days out in Hertfordshire
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Ivinghoe
Open: All year
Welcome to Town Farm Camping & Caravanning
The campsite is open all year round. The chalk based ground provides good drainage so even in torrentia ... more
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Charlton Meadows
Lee Valley Caravan Park is perfect for exploring London, Hertfordshire and the Lee Valley
Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir is just 30 minutes from London by train and is surrounded by the picturesque countryside of Hertfo ... more
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Roydon
Roydon Marina Village is an exclusive holiday lodge resort with private 315 berth Marina, Hotel, Restaurant, Bar and Entertainment suite.
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Westmill Road
Westmill farm site has a great range of attractions for everyone. There is a welcoming restaurant serving fine home cooked food and two function rooms, a nine hole par 3 golf course set in stunning countryside overlooking the ... more
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Mangrove Road (not Ball Park)
Open: All Year
By the county town of the same name
Our Hertford Club campsite is on the outskirts of the attractive market town of the same name and surrounded by ... more
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Tilehouse Lane
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Broughton Lane
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Old Hall Green
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Buncefield Lane
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Brimmers Road
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