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This week’s poll – caravanning destinations 2011
Published in on 09/06/2011
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within a week we will be pitched up on La Siesta salou spain can’t wait been many times and love it
Just come back from 10 days in Dorset. Not the best of weather but it didn’t stop us doing anything and when the sun was shining it was lovely. Already had a few days in Dalby forest and a week in Shropshire. I’ve done a lot of travelling the world and now I’m discovering just how wonderful our own country is without having the hassle of ‘cattle market’ airports . A caravan is by far the best way to do it.
We spent a month on the Isle Of Wight from the 8th May 2011 to the 5th June at Languard Park Resorts
Heading down to Counties Cork and Kerry in the south of Ireland. Purchased a few wetsuits and looking forward to a bit of craic at Banna Strand.
We toured Scotland over three weeks in April / May. Places to go, CC sites, Bunree, Morvich (should have taken the caravan onto Skye for a few days), Dunnett Bay, CL before Durness (excellent), Grummore, Culloden, Killin (use no loo site, much nicer). We used Eglethwaite Hall as a stopover goung north and south (a lovely site). Fuel costs pricey, look for major S/ Markets and tank up. A good trip, I hope yours is as enjoyable.
Two absolute favourites:
Shallow Grange, midway between Bakewell and Buxton. The perfect location for hiking some fabulous walks in the Peak District or visiting some of the industrial heritage in the region. S.G. has great facilities (good showers & hook-ups etc).
Rookery Farm, Weybourne, North Norfolk. We only live in Suffolk but we come here a lot (hook-ups) Superb access to the coast – Blakeney, Wells, Cley etc. Dinner at the “Wiverton Bell” UNSURPASSIBLE!
Looking forward to returning to Norfolk – great for family cycle rides and loads to do and see – can’t wait.
Just read your email on your poll. Well at this moment i’m pitched up at camping masnou near empuriabrava. weather brill but sad i have to leave for home next tuesday. third time here and i’m not the only one to revisit this wonderful area.
Going to Scotland, especially to the northern Highlands, where we’ve not been before, in September, to enjoy the autumn scenes.
Spending 12nts in Brittany in july. First time abroad with caravan. Can not wait. Group from our owners club going so should have a great time.
Only a few days to go.
Dover to Calais with Seafrance as not tried them before and 3 week tour coming back on the LDL big cat for a try.
We have not been lucky for a few years with the weather so keeping fingers crossed.
there are so many brilliant sites in france you must hook up and give it a go.also we have 2 or 3 in uk.
We are planning to tour Europe starting in Paris then onto Jura region of France, moving onto Piedmont region of Italy, then Venezia on the Adriatic Coast. Moving onto Salzburg, Austria then Bavaria, Potsdam and Hanover in Germany finishing at Gent in Belgium. 8 weeks of camping fun.
Looking forward to touring the Champagne Region and then down to Annecy in August this year. Taking the ‘van and also rideing down on Motorbikes. The ‘girls’ drive the ‘van… Then we tour round on the ‘bikes.