South Wales Campsites....?????

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taggietutu

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...Looking for a slow simple drive through South Wales for our 1st adventure...any body know of any good easy access campsites, for our 35ft Georgie Boy.....:thumbup:
 
Look on the RV Friendly campsites guide at the top of the home page on here.. There are a few listed on there in Wales to start with..

If you find a good one that's not listed on there, then once visited, upload your recommendations to share with everyone else..:thumbup:
 
I've never managed to add a camp site, am I just stupid ( no need to answer) or is it overly difficult ?
 
No it's not hard, but if you are having trouble uploading, then PM Jim and he will explain how to get in to it..:001_smile:
 
taggietutu said:
...Looking for a slow simple drive through South Wales for our 1st adventure...any body know of any good easy access campsites, for our 35ft Georgie Boy.....:thumbup:
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Caravan club site in Brecon. ( used to be called brynich) The warden used to have a Monaco (below) and they have a few large serviced pitches. Ring first thought. :thumbup:
 
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Try www.ourwelsh.co.uk it's a farm based campsite in the welsh valleys near Bridgend, a beautiful situation with nice walks although very little nearby if you don't have toad.
Lots of space with good access and new basic facilities.
 
We used

www.windmillhillcaravanpark.co.uk

en route to Ireland and found it to be excellent, they even have one pitch that you can drive the largest unit straight through.

Worth a look.
 
Tredegar House Country Park Caravan Club Site just off the M4 outside Newport is very nice. Set in the country park and public transport handy for Cardiff and of course Newport :thumbup:
 
taggietutu said:
...Looking for a slow simple drive through South Wales for our 1st adventure...any body know of any good easy access campsites, for our 35ft Georgie Boy.....:thumbup:
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Wales, rain. Remember that welsh kids are usually 14ish, before they realise they can occasionally take their waterproofs off. :lol:
 

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