|
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| Spring has sprung (supposedly!), so we'd like to know where you're planning to visit next in the UK? And of course, why?! |
|
Walks with the gods
Posts: 27069
 
Location: 1990 Ford Travelhome.Currently of no fixed abode..
| Dunno  ................we only spend a fortnight in the UK with our tugger friends............currently looking for somewhere in Cornwall, Devon or Wales, walking distance of a town or village.......for 16 quid a night  ...........in July 
Edited by pelmetman 2013-04-03 6:23 PM
|
|
Forum master
Posts: 3210
 
Location: France, or in our 2005 Burstner Privilege t585
| We tend only to do 2-3 day trips in the UK.
Since we've recently visted both Bletchley Park and Leeds Castle in cold weather, and since both tickets are in effect "12 month memberships," we'll certainly be going back to both of those in better weather to explore the outdoor aspects of each.
In the summer we're celebrating our Ruby wedding by spending a weekend on an excellent pub CS with some of our family (daughter & s-i-l have recently bought a campervan!).
Otherwise, who knows? Half the fun is making it up as we go along.
BtW Andrew, you'd better make this thread a "sticky" - or better still, "unstick" all the other 150,000 threads which force anything new onto page 2! |
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| A good call Tony :) |
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| Thank you to Mel B and Colin who drew my attention to my inadvertent/foolish locking of this thread - instead of making it sticky!
Post away!!
|
|
Forum master
Posts: 2501
Location: Welsh Wales
| New Forest.......nice scenery, wildlife, pubs within cycling distance.........oh and relative peace and quiet. |
|
Forum master
Posts: 2173
Location: South Lincs
| Eurotunnel the gateway to Europe !! |
|
Legendary contributor
Posts: 7648
Location: Bedfordshire, Globecar 636SB
| Our next long weekend will proboly be to Oxford area to see Magdalen collage fritillary meadows and a general look around the town. Then proboly Southwold for a long weekend, then maybe Shropshire, before heading off to France for our main holiday. |
|
Forum master
Posts: 4795
Location: Birmingham. 2004 Auto-Trail Cheyenne Mercedes 313.
| Peterborough!!! |
|
The special one
Posts: 12468
Location: E Yorks, 2015 Globecar FamilyScout L Ducato Maxi
| Keithl - 2013-04-09 6:44 PM
Peterborough!!!
Ditto!!!!  Who are you 'pitching' with Keith? |
|
Forum master
Posts: 4795
Location: Birmingham. 2004 Auto-Trail Cheyenne Mercedes 313.
| ATOC, Who are you with? |
|
Has lots to offer
Posts: 400
Location: Scotland, Elddis Aspire 255
| Plough Inn near Berwick, on our way to the ferry in Newcastle and oot of here! |
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| Iain Strachan - 2013-04-11 11:28 PMPlough Inn near Berwick, on our way to the ferry in Newcastle and oot of here!
Oot to where? Is it a big trip?
|
|
The special one
Posts: 12468
Location: E Yorks, 2015 Globecar FamilyScout L Ducato Maxi
| Keithl - 2013-04-09 9:12 PM
ATOC, Who are you with?
The 'fun' forum members! |
|
Has lots to offer
Posts: 400
Location: Scotland, Elddis Aspire 255
| Andrew, No great big deal, a wander aboot France meet up with, friends in Rouen, down to Sarlat, back to Vic sur Aisne. Home then by July! |
|
Walks with the gods
Posts: 27069
Location: 1990 Ford Travelhome.Currently of no fixed abode..
| Well almost managed the impossible .........................2 weeks in Cornwall on a site within walking distance of a town and beach for less than 20 quid a night in JULY  ...........
£19 for camper two people + leccy + dog..........plus 50p for shower  .......but hey ho.......not bad  ..........maybe Sue will let share her shower?  |
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| Iain Strachan - 2013-04-16 11:12 PMAndrew, No great big deal, a wander aboot France meet up with, friends in Rouen, down to Sarlat, back to Vic sur Aisne. Home then by July!
sounds good to me :)
|
|
Pops in from time to time
Posts: 75
| pelmetman - 2013-04-17 8:00 AMWell almost managed the impossible .........................2 weeks in Cornwall on a site within walking distance of a town and beach for less than 20 quid a night in JULY ...........£19 for camper two people + leccy + dog..........plus 50p for shower .......but hey ho.......not bad ..........maybe Sue will let share her shower? > 
Where? Where? Where?!
|
|
Just joined
Posts: 10
| Andrew MMM - 2013-04-17 12:55 PM
pelmetman - 2013-04-17 8:00 AMWell almost managed the impossible .........................2 weeks in Cornwall on a site within walking distance of a town and beach for less than 20 quid a night in JULY ...........£19 for camper two people + leccy + dog..........plus 50p for shower .......but hey ho.......not bad ..........maybe Sue will let share her shower? Where? Where? Where?!
Sounds interesting  |
|
Walks with the gods
Posts: 27069
Location: 1990 Ford Travelhome.Currently of no fixed abode..
| Andrew MMM - 2013-04-17 12:55 PM
pelmetman - 2013-04-17 8:00 AMWell almost managed the impossible .........................2 weeks in Cornwall on a site within walking distance of a town and beach for less than 20 quid a night in JULY ...........£19 for camper two people + leccy + dog..........plus 50p for shower .......but hey ho.......not bad ..........maybe Sue will let share her shower? Where? Where? Where?!
Dove Meadow.........Got the tip from Judges "Cornwall campsites near cycle routes" thread, although when we booked they only had 3 pitches left for the middle 2 weeks of July ..............and we booked two for us and our friends ........ |
|
Just joined
Posts: 10
| Nice! Thx for sharing the information, mate! |
|
Treasured contributor
Posts: 843
| Porth beach is great it's on the beach and you can walk into Newquay , get a bus from the entrance to padstow or from Newquay to st Ives ,and Truro : but I can't remember how much it is per night I'm going again in June hopefully there might also be some sunshine: also there's a pub that does meals just over road : showers etc are spotless if you need them : |
|
| Dover to catch our ferry
Edited by 1footinthegrave 2013-05-06 8:39 AM
|
|
Having a look around
Posts: 33
| We were going to Italy and France, but unfortunately our two Burmese cats 18 and 19 years old are not very well so we are driving down from Glasgow 10th June and heading for Isle of Wight for 5 days to see friends and thereafter Devon, Cornwall and back up the east coast.. Bought membership in National Trust and English Heritage so looking forward to all attractions on the way and a bit better weather than up here in Scotland.
|
|
Just joined
Posts: 9
| Since we are still only planning on getting a caravan our plans are still quite unstable. However, we would really like to go to Portugal. I just love the country and my wife still has to see it for the first time. From north to south, Faro to the Algarve via Lisbon would be perfect :) |
|
Location: Vanless in Evesham.
| Eurotunnel! |
|
Has lots to offer
Posts: 467
Location: Devon Murvi Morocco
| Off on Tuesday to Eastbourneto watch two days tennis there, then a weekend in sunny Orpington, visiting our son and family. Happy travelling everyone. |
|
Treasured contributor
Posts: 823
Location: SUFFOLK
| Eurotunnel |
|
Just joined
Posts: 9
| Land's End!
I have to shamefully admit that I have never been there before.
I am really curious to see the rough landscape and enjoy the view on the sea. Since our car is being repaired at the moment we needed to rent a car, but already booked one for the weekend, so the trip is safe. :)
Edited by Orbi 2013-06-18 8:46 AM
|
|
Forum master
Posts: 4795
Location: Birmingham. 2004 Auto-Trail Cheyenne Mercedes 313.
| Orbi - 2013-06-18 8:45 AM
Land's End!
I have to shamefully admit that I have never been there before.
I am really curious to see the rough landscape and enjoy the view on the sea. Since our car is being repaired at the moment we needed to rent a car, but already booked one for the weekend, so the trip is safe. :)
Don't bother! It's nothing more than a glorified theme park and will cost you a small fortune!
Instead park up at Sennen Cove (a couple of miles North) and walk back along the coast path and experience the true Atlantic Coast.
Keith. |
|
