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New Forest National Park
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Why stay here ...
Price Drop - we've lowered our prices this year by up to 9% at New Forest Centenary Club Campsite on selected dates in 2024^ (price reductions already applied). Plus, get 10% OFF Autumn Getaways - save 10% per night when you book a stay for four nights or more for stays on or between 9 September and 31 October 2024. Book by 13 October 2024, at least 14 days in advance of arrival (discount will automatically be applied at checkout). Find out more at camc.com/specialoffers.
Secure your 2024 or 2025 holiday with only a £5 deposit* when you book by 30 September 2024!
Just 3 miles away from the pleasant village of Bransgore, you can find one the UK’s best campsites in the New Forest National Park. The New Forest Club Campsite was originally part of a Second World War airfield and parts of the original runway still exist. There is also a memorial to the New Forest Airfields just to the north of the caravan park, making this a very attractive destination should you be interested in war history.
Set amidst beautiful rolling countryside, New Forest Club Campsite has an open aspect and is home to The Club's celebratory Centenary Gardens with lovely bird life including Song Thrushes and Bullfinches. There is also an excellent dog walk plus loads of fun play equipment and a safe play field for younger visitors. This Hampshire campsite is a great base from which to explore the charming local landscapes by either foot or bike, with cycle routes starting as nearby as 200 yards. Conveniently located for visits to the busy towns of Christchurch, Poole and Bournemouth, the site is also as well situated for a wealth of beaches and resorts along with trips to nearby Dorset, for the perfect summer holiday.
A mobile fish and chip van visits this site. Please ask the site staff for more details.
Did you know that you can now hire bikes on site? Simply download the 'App-Bike' app and you're good to go. Further details can be provided on site if required.
Additional ways to stay:
Seasonal pitches - rent one of our pitches on a long term basis. Visit camc.com/seasonals.
To contact the campsite directly, please call 01425 673638.
Nearest alternative campsites: Black Knowl Club Campsite, Haycraft Club Campsite, Hunter's Moon Club Campsite and Smedmore House Caravan Club Site.
Terms and Conditions - ^Price Drop - we’ve lowered our prices this year by up to 9% at New Forest Centenary Club Campsite between 01/03 to 30/10.
*Book any pitch, at any UK Club campsite for any date and duration with only a £5 fully refundable deposit plus FREE cancellations and FREE amendments up to 21 days before arrival. Applies to any non-promotional booking.
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Directions
From the North: Turn right off the A35 (Lyndhurst - Christchurch) in 7.5 miles into road signposted Godwinscroft, Holmsley. In 0.5 mile turn right into Forest Road. The site is on the left in 0.25 mile. From the West on the A31: Leave at Cadnam onto the A337 (Lyndhurst) and follow signposts to Lymington, keeping right on the A35, then Christchurch; then as above. Please do not approach from any other direction or tow through Bransgore village as roads are unsuitable for towing. Alternative route: to avoid congestion in Lyndhurst, exit the M27 at junction 2 and follow the lorry route to site.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- BH23 8EB
- GPS:
- Lat 50.78581 / Lon -1.70439
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- SZ209986
- OS map ref:
- 195
- Handbook map ref:
- H2
Transport links
- Car hire on site
- Nearest park and ride: Bournemouth
- Nearest port: Poole (15 miles)
- Nearest train station: Hinton Admiral
- Train station within 5 miles
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Lovely site......But rapidly deteriorating
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite
WE have stayed on this site at least twice a year for the last 10 years or so, whilst we still like coming here the site has deteriorated a lot over the past few years. Firstly about 3 years ago the deterioration started by the closing of some of the pitches on the 'Liberator' section of the site, then the following year even more pitches were closed on this section and someone also had the mad idea of not cutting all the grass. I agree that in some areas the grass need'nt be cut thus allowing wild flowers and wild life etc to flourish. But leaving strips between pitches is not only unsightly but renders that area of the pitch unusable even for putting chairs on to sit out.
When we arrived this year we found the whole of the 'Liberator' section was closed which reduced the choice of pitches by about 65!!
Then to our dismay, halfway through our stay we were told that all the bins were being removed and we would have to take our rubbish to the central point in the car park. When I complained about this I was told in no uncertain terms that this was to 'Save the planet' and some £60,000 spent each year by the club on plastic bags!!! So all that's actually changed is that we, the customer now have to supply our own bin liner in order to transport our rubbish to the central bin area and the staff have less work to do emptying the bins. Now that the site have also changed to smaller 'wheelie' type bins surely these could be distributed around the site to replace the old dustbins ??
Finally, Dogs, it seems that the wardens turn a blind eye to dogs running loose on the site !!!!
lovely site, near to where we wanted to go
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite
the campsite is very quiet, clean and tidy, the only problems were
Pitch type _ Hardstanding with awning
1. trying to put up awning/wind breaks, the ground was very hard even with power drill we could only get pegs in about half way its lucky it was a dry and not too windy a week, some people just gave up and did not bother putting up their awnings.
2. Although I can see the benefit of only have a central refuse area, unfortunately it was at one end and people from the far end might have found it easier to have a second area.
If we go again would need to book a grass pitch if want to put up awning.
RUBBISH
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite
This new ruling of there only being 1 central point for rubbish is absolute nonsense, it is positioned in the car park just before the reception meaning you've got a bit of a walk. This is fine if you have no mobility problems but if like me you have serious joint problems then it is NO good, I'm told it is to save money?? i do not expect to pay very high pitch prices and not have decent facilities such as bins in convenient places.
I will not be renewing my membership this year!
Unnecessary Changes
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite
We visit this site twice per year, an indication that we like it.
However the recent change to “centralised waste” is just plain ridiculous. It’s a large site that can very easily accommodate 2 areas for waste bins. A bit of forethought on the clubs part can easily address this. The club need to remember that we are on holiday and should provide the facilities to recognise this. I’m really not bothered about green awards and such like, we deserve what we pay for.
Moving on to other issues; Guests need to be aware that their own dogs and their behaviour is their own problem. Whatever happened to get a dog walk to heel like our own dogs used to before they departed. Simply, laziness on the part of the owner. It is NOT ACCEPTABLE for you dog to foul any pitch regardless if it’s picked up or not.
Using the excuse of I’ve been to the dog walk and he didn’t go is pure fantasy. Stay there until it does. Letting any dog foul someone else’s pitch is strictly not on, keep our dog to paved/ gravel areas. Children do actuall play on the grass and are at risk even its feaces are “picked up”. It’s never the dogs fault, ITS THE OWNER for lack of training or control. YOUR DOG YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
Cyclists. The speed limits apply to you as well. Get off site and do your time trial, on site is not the place.
Although this review is my own experience of centenery last two weeks it is the same issue everywhere.
Wardens very helpful at all times, but their hands are tied to really do anything about the highlighted issues above.
CAMC; how about stepping up to the plate, sutes are going backwards,
Bushell22
Reviewed on 28/06/2024 10:30
Smelly bins due to new policy
New Forest Centenary Club Campsite
I have stayed at this site at least six times every year since starting caravaning 3 years ago it was one of my favourite sites. I was going to book again this week but I am off somewhere else today. All the bins where removed last Monday and you now have to walk across the site to drop rubbish to a central point that really smells, as we hit 27c today the smell will be horrendous. The club’s excuse is that it is making green savings which is rubbish (sorry about the pun).
There is no saving as a very large number of people onsite now drive to the rubbish drop off point as like myself they have issues with walking, so the net green saving is actually not a saving but an increase in CO2 emissions I small tractor(which should be electric) verses 100+ cars no savings (apart from money for the club) at all. No thought about the members or their needs.
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