Camping at campsites in England
Campings in Engeland
• Bezoek wereldstad Londen vanaf de campings in Engeland• Natuur
• Eten & Drinken
Natuur in Engeland
Engeland vormt samen met Schotland en Wales het Verenigd Koninkrijk. Het klimaat in er gematigd, in het zuiden zijn de temperaturen aanzienlijk hoger. Het landschap is indrukwekkend met glooiende heuvels en adembenemende kustlijnen.Bezoek wereldstad Londen vanaf de campings in Engeland
Breng een bezoek vanaf de campings in Engeland aan de wereldstad Londen. Neem een kijkje in de Londen Eye, het reuzenrad dat je op 135 meter hoogte de stad van een andere kant laat bekijken. Maar ook Buckingham Palace, de Big Ben en de Tower Bridge zijn enkele highlights die je niet mag missen.Eten & Drinken
Natuurlijk kennen we allemaal het English Breakfast met de witte bonen in tomatensaus. Maar heb je al eens een échte Fish ‘nd Chips gegeten? Of ga gezellig in de middag genieten van een Afternoon Tea, met allerlei lekkere zoete en hartige lekkernijen. Nog meer gezelligheid vindt je in één van de pubs rond de campings. Kortom, laat je gastronomisch verrassen in de omgeving van een van de vele campings in Engeland.Praktische informatie
Een geldig paspoort is verplicht. Bestuurders van motorvoertuigen moeten een geldig rijbewijs, een kentekenbewijs en een groene kaart hebben. Wanneer je met een aanhangwagen of een caravan rijdt, dien je de papieren bij je hebben. Engeland is geen lid van de EU. De Britse Pond is de nationale munteenheid.
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345 recommended campings in England
Camping Abbey Wood Caravan Club site is located in a park in a suburb of London. At the campsite you really feel like in a big park even the squirrels (gray) running and playing around your caravan.
From the campsite it is ± 5 minutes walk to the train station. For around £ 7.00 you can buy a travelcard at the station ...
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Camping in Yorkshire on camping Brompton Caravan Park.
Brompton Caravan Park is on the access road to the Yorkshire Dales. It is nicely flat and lies along the bank of the river Swale. This means that you can throw out the rod at the campsite, but you can also fish at the Broken Brea Fishery near the campsite.
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Oldbury Hill is a camping site in the county of Kent. A particularly quiet campsite near a hill fort from the Iron Age. There are two beautiful circular walks to make. The hill is now covered with forest and is managed by the National Trust. Another walk leads from the campsite to Ightham Mote, a manor house with a moat f ...
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Bay View Park is on the south coast of East Sussex and has its own entrance to the adjacent pebble beach. The campsite is divided into two parts separated by the private road to the campsite. There is a toilet block on both fields. The store at the reception is well sorted. There is a nice playground for children under 10 ...
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Near a wildlife park, in a forest, with lots of shade, is the camping Alpine Grove.
Sometimes small places, often half gravel-half grass, further grass pitches and gravel paths.
There is a heated swimming pool at the reception at the back, in a denser piece of forest: a trampoline and 3 log cabins. A real nature campsit ...
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There are many attractions to visit from Wolverley Brown Westhead Park and Caravanning Club Site. There are several antique railway lines that cross the whole area. Nature reserves are plentiful in Cardingmill Valley and Wenlock Edge. In Hereford it is worth a visit to the Cider Museum. There are many activities such as c ...
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Dennis Cove Camping is in a great location at the mouth of the Camel near the center of the nice harbor town of Padstow. An ideal environment to enjoy everything that has to do with the sea and beach. Cyclists and hikers can also enjoy themselves, e.g. via the beautiful Camel Trail. The neat campsite consists mainly of fl ...
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The Laurels Touring Park is a small campsite with lots of grassland and paved areas. The site is well maintained and has a nice playground. The area is rural with many walking and cycling opportunities. The Laurels Touring Park is close to the coast with many water sports facilities.
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Chipping Norton Camping and Caravaning Club is a campsite from which there are many possibilities for day trips.
The Cotswold is a beautiful area for visiting nature parks including The Living Rainforest in Berkshire and Cotswold Falconry Center in Moreton in March.
Chipping Norton is also easily accessible for a day in ...
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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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