35 replies to this topic

[Griff9of13]

Good site guide www.ukcampsite.co.uk

[Severus]

I've not been camping for years, but I wouldn't want to take kids or women anywhere without showers and a building that you can sit in when it's chucking it down. Otherwise, everything is your fault.

Also, you do need camp beds; not many people can sleep properly on the ground. I used to use an airbed pumped up with a 12v car pump.

Christ alive, man up a bit. Kids are too soft these days anyway, a few nights under canvas, wet through will build character.

[Wolford6]

Christ alive, man up a bit. Kids are too soft these days anyway, a few nights under canvas, wet through will build character assassination .

Amended for accuracy.

[guess who]

Love camping.

Just booked to go here in Aug. There are 5 groups going. Its going to be a cracker.

Edited by guess who, 08 June 2011 - 03:35 PM.

[terrywebbisgod]

Camping is the reason why hotels were created.

[Bedford Roughyed]

Love camping. From proper sites to 'wild' to festivals.

Even been camping in winter up on the moors in the snow. Only 4 tents at the moment.

[Bob8]

Er right, how can I put this? Errhmmm, here goes then. If you were to wake up with your trousers round your ankles, grass stains on your knees and a sore rear end, would you tell your better half?

I will set it up for you, Mick;

No, if I were to wake up with your trousers round your ankles, grass stains on your knees and a sore rear end, I would not tell my better half or anyone else.


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Edited by Bob8, 08 June 2011 - 04:14 PM.

[Griff9of13]

Love camping.

Just booked to go here in Aug. There are 5 groups going. Its going to be a cracker.

Love that area. I will be making my annual pilgrimage to Masham for the steam rally the weekend of 16th/17th July. Camping of course.

[Leeds Wire]

I thoroughly recommend THIS campsite after spending two blissful weeks there last summer.

You've got the Yorkshire Dales on one side of the valley and the Lake District on the other. Perfect.

I'd also recommend THIS one, just a short walk from a quiet and sheltered sandy beach on the Llyn Peninsula. There's a village shop and a Cracking pub too. All within easy reach of Abersoch and the beaches of 'pen Llyn' as the area is known, but also the beautiful mountains of Snowdonia. It really is an idyllic spot with fantastic views all around.

[Phil]

Many happy times here

Have to say the reviews don't mirror my experience there although its a good few years since I was last there.

http://www.ukcampsit....asp?revid=1693

Edited by Phil, 08 June 2011 - 05:26 PM.

[bigred]

We are off to France for three weeks next Thursday. Only booked the ferry crossing so far and will decide on area depending on the weather forecast. Intending to go to the area around Colmar but may head further south if necessary and we are taking the trusty old Cabanon frame tent with us!

[Jasper]

Where would you find a good site like in that Carry On film?

[shaun mc]

Great campsite just outside the village of Monyash in the Peak District.
Cracking pub in the village centre.

Someone mentioned the ukcampsite website. Lots of good stuff on there.

[Tiny Tim]

Apparently a very good campsite, my sister-in-law and family used to go there a lot before they move up to Cumbria.

[Chairman M]

I will set it up for you, Mick;

No, if I were to wake up with your trousers round your ankles, grass stains on your knees and a sore rear end, I would not tell my better half or anyone else.


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Do you want to come camping?

[Bob8]

Do you want to come camping?

Budum-Tish!

Edited by Bob8, 08 June 2011 - 09:14 PM.