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JCinBath
JCinBath Forum Participant Posts: 27
edited November 2016 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

Where do I find a list of National Trust properties where one can stay overnight with EHU, have seen it's possible at Stourhead, is there anywhere else? Thanks

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  • bigherb
    bigherb Forum Participant Posts: 65
    edited November 2016 #2

    In the NT website under caravan sites.

    https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lists/national-trust-caravan-sites

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited November 2016 #3

    You beat me too it big herb! Clumber Park is another NT property.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2016 #4

    https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lists/national-trust-caravan-sites

     

    Sorry all - did not check responses

  • paul56
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    edited November 2016 #5

    We enjoyed a stay on the NT KIngston Lacy Estate site - a CL with no facilities near Wimbourne Minster.

    http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/search-and-book/certificated-locations/site-detail/?Id=470142&town=Wimborne%2bMinster&county=26374&facilities=

  • young thomas
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    edited November 2016 #6

    neither Kingston lacy, nor Stourhead seem to be on that linked list...?Undecided

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited November 2016 #7

    neither Kingston lacy, nor Stourhead seem to be on that linked list...?Undecided

    I think that's because they are CC member only sites, being CLs. I also think that these are the only 2 that are owned by the NT. The others on the list are open to all NT members.

  • brue
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    edited November 2016 #8

    This one is on the CC sites list in Wales.  There are some nice sites in the Lakes but only for tent or campervan/ small motorhome use.

  • EasyT
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    edited November 2016 #9

    I think that peak time for for a couple there is about £13. Volunteer run. Site in two levels. Bottom a bit wooded and gloomy with hard standings. We used the top of the site which is more grass but very good ground. One of the sites that I don't mind the grass pitches as much as we were not walking on mud despite having had a fair bit of rain for several days prior to our arrival

  • Tomorrow
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    edited November 2016 #10

    The national trust link only shows the ones that you book direct with the National Trust and not the Club ones on National Trust Property.  We stayed at Houghton Mill which was great.  Also had a look at but not stayed at Ilam Park did try and move there
    from the site we were on but it was full.  Have looked at staying at the Gold Mine one in Wales but not sure yet?

  • brue
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    edited November 2016 #11

    It's worth a visit, we haven't stayed there but visited the gold mine and had a go at panning. Smile Very attractive area, nice walks.

    The Castle Ward site in NI is in a lovely spot too, alongside Strangford Lough.

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited November 2016 #12

    The national trust link only shows the ones that you book direct with the National Trust and not the Club ones on National Trust Property.  We stayed at Houghton Mill which was great.  Also had a look at but not stayed at Ilam Park did try and move there
    from the site we were on but it was full.  Have looked at staying at the Gold Mine one in Wales but not sure yet?

    We stayed there last year, and it's a great little site, with lots of bird life. It's run by volunteer wardens, and those who were there during our visit we exceedingly helpful. Think you'd like the site. 

  • TerryA
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    edited November 2016 #13

    Houghton Mill is in a lovely situation but no longer CC.

  • Pippah45
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    edited November 2016 #14

    Dolaucothi - the Gold Mine - is lovely - good strong rules about control of dogs (or you will be asked to leave!).  Very friendly wardens - much enjoyed my stay there in June. 

  • Jammy
    Jammy Forum Participant Posts: 39
    edited November 2016 #15

    The national trust link only shows the ones that you book direct with the National Trust and not the Club ones on National Trust Property.  We stayed at Houghton Mill which was great.  Also had a look at but not stayed at Ilam Park did try and move there
    from the site we were on but it was full.  Have looked at staying at the Gold Mine one in Wales but not sure yet?

    We stayed there last year, and it's a great little site, with lots of bird life. It's run by volunteer wardens, and those who were there during our visit we exceedingly helpful. Think you'd like the site. 

    Write your comments here...We loved it.  There is a great pub over the hill too.  Begins with C - I think!

  • DSB
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    edited November 2016 #16

    Another one is Tradegar House in South Wales (National Trust property with a CC site in the grounds).  Lots of other places to visit near to as well.

    David 

  • clarinetman
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    edited November 2016 #17

    Hi not a national trust place but a lovely cl at Wortley Hall in the village of Wortley near Sheffield. Pitches in the well manicured gardens, has reasturant and bar in hall with a short walk into Wortley for local shops and pub and a historic hall what
    more can you ask for.

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