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77 recommended campings in Central England
Waveney River Center is a campsite with its own marina with boat ramp. Boats are for rent, but your own boat can also be taken away. The tower of the church is based on the style of the former Mesopotamia. Waveney River Center is about 30 minutes from the city of Norwich. The historic town of Beccles and Oulton Broad with ...
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The campsite is well situated for overnight accommodation on arrival / departure by boat. Fishing, horse riding and miniature golf is near the campsite. In Duxford is an airplane museum (about 10 miles). From Highfield Farm Touring Park a 5-mile bike path leads to the city of Cambridge. In Cambridge, the Anglesey Abbey an ...
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Camping The Dower House is a quiet campsite in a wooded area. The Dower House is not far from the city of Cambridge and the nearby airport and war museum Duxford. The coast is also easily accessible from The Dower House. Along the way you will come across several historic villages that are worth a visit. A friendly welcom ...
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Conkers Camping and Caravanning Club Site is located in the heart of the National Forest and next to the visitor attraction park of the same name.
From Conkers Camping and Caravanning Club Site you can make a cycling and walking tour on an old abandoned railway track with family friendly attractions along the way.
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Camping in Yorkshire at York Meadows campsite. This campsite is open for the first time in the spring of 2012. The site is located amid farmland and is situated between the Howardian Hills and the Vale of York. The area asks to be discovered with 12 km the historic city of York and 5 km Castle Howard. The site is close to ...
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Near St. Neots Camping & Caravanning Club Site is a lake where all water sports can be practiced except motorized. There is an international park with play facilities for all ages. The campsite is located on a river. St. Neots has a wide variety of shops, restaurants, a museum and a market. St. Neots Camping & Caravanning ...
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Hurley Riverside Park is a large site divided into separate fields surrounded by trees and shrubs. Divided over the camp site are three well-equipped toilet blocks. The campsite has its own mooring places.
Hurley Riverside Park is on the south bank of the Thames at the town of Hurley and is located 8 km from the town of ...
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Friendly reception. It is a beautiful campsite close to the sea in a sloping area. From West Runton camping you can visit Cromer with the Cromer museum with its oldest fossils. You can climb the highest point for beautiful views. The area is beautiful to explore rocks and rock lakes.
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Lee Valley Camping & Caravan Park is a well maintained site located between two lakes in the Lee Valley Regional Park on the north side of London. The campsite is open all year, except for the period between 24/12 and 02/01, the sanitary building of the campsite is also heated.
There are double and quadruple cabins (coco ...
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Bo Peep Caravan Park has a partly flat and partly sloping terrain and is located near lakes and a nature reserve that was opened in 1984. In Adderbury you can admire many historic buildings. There is also an iron mine nearby. Bo Peep Caravan Park is located in the vicinity of the University City of Oxford.
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