Share some of your favourite Club Campsite pictures with us!
We’d love to see where you’ve pitched your caravan or parked your motorhome or campervan and relive those moments through your photos. Don’t forget to include the campsite name and, if possible, a link to the Club website page. That way, fellow members can easily find these amazing spots for their next adventure!
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Not to be confused with Ashridge Estate Ashridge Farm Club site in February 2023.
This small site is within walking distance of the interesting village of Ashwell. We discovered two pubs and some interesting shops. The local butcher and the baker are worth visiting.
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A bit cheeky this, but it is the Bakewell C&CC Site at Youlgrave.
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A couple of photos of our current site, C&CC Winchcombe. The quality of the shots are not great but not had the sunny weather as seen in those of
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I have stayed at Love To Stay, an affiliated site just outside Shrewsbury a couple of times, its part of Salop Caravans, a huge dealer. Its a handy stop off on the A5.
Sunset looking towards the Wrekin
Winter arrival
In the distance The Wrekin
Nearby Attingham
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Today's view is of the C&CC's Blackmore Site, showing the busiest pitches!!
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As a regular visitor to the Cambridge area I use the Cherry Hinton site in the winter. The site is located in an old chalk quarry and has changed little over the years and is very handy for bus travel into Cambridge or visiting the local area.
Site Entrance taken near Christmas time
Above taken From the top of the quarry looking towards Cambridge, below pitches near the facilities block both taken on the same frosty morning in December.
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This is a view from the middle section of the C&CC's Ebury Hill site, looking down onto the mainly Hardstanding pitches adjacent to the old quarry, now a fishing lake.
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