Camping at campsites in Central England
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77 recommended campings in Central England
Camping Scrathby Hall Caravan Park is a quiet campsite. It is located about 5 kilometers from Great Yarmouth with its many entertainment venues. A visit to the Time & Tide museum, the Elizabethan House Museum and the historic Old Merchant's House is worth a visit. In the vicinity of Scratby Hall Park many things come toge ...
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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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Activities near the Orchard Park Caravan and Camping Park campsite include fishing and horse riding. Water sports are also possible in the area. There are many fruit trees at the campsite. Orchard Park is a good base for many area attractions, including The Workhouse in Southwell and the impressive Holocaust museum at Kir ...
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From the Camping & Caravanning Club it is good to cycle because it is very flat. Cambridge is about 5 km from the campsite. The campsite is a good base to and from the boat in Harwich or Dover. Near the Camping & Caravanning Club is a bus that runs regularly to London.
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Seeview Holiday Park is located by the sea. Tents are not allowed here. In West Mersea there are many seafood restaurants where it is good food. A friendly welcome awaits you at the campsite. Seaview Holiday Park has private beaches. In the area of ??Seaview Holiday Park you can go fishing, horse riding and hiking. In Col ...
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The campsite is located in the Peak District. Bakewell is a tourist town and fun to visit and is known for its world famous cakes and puddings. The campsite has separate fields. From Greenhills Holidaypark it is possible to climb mountains in the area, but also walking in this area is very popular. There are 2 beautiful c ...
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Oxford CCC Site is on the outskirts of Oxford. Opposite the CCC site is the possibility of using Parks Ride for transport to Oxford. Oxford is known for its university buildings and worth a visit. Also the cathedral, shopping centers, restaurants and oldest library (with guided tour) are recommended.
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Quiet camping and by train to London?
The Hertford Club Site is a beautiful large, beautifully situated campsite. The campsite consists of several fields surrounded by bossages. The two toilet blocks of the Hertford Club Site are placed centrally by group of fields and are, as we are used to at the Camping and Caravannin ...
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This site was officially opened in September 2008. The site is located in a landscape park to be developed where once there was a coal mine. The setup is ultra-modern and environmentally friendly. One uses geothermal heat and solar panels. In case of emergency, use is made of gas for heating and hot water. It is a beautif ...
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There is a golf course nearby. When booking at the campsite it is half the price. Shrewsbury is an old city about 18 kilometers from the campsite. Iron Bridge is a tourist village about 25 kilometers from the campsite. There is an indoor recreation facility at the campsite.
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