Name that CAMC Site......

I’m not very good at this, we simply haven’t been to enough Club Sites😂

Looking at the location, I wondered about St Agnes...?  Never stayed there, but have often passed the entrance...

David

I've not stayed there either but the landscape and flora is certainly reminiscent of that area.

Try this one.... a busy site, but it was in the height of summer.  If my memory serves me correctly, at one time there was a 'boules court', but I think it has now been removed... unless we were looking in the wrong place. 😃  On this part of the site the pitches are very slightly 'terraced'...

David

Solved by RedKite: Putts Corner

Yes that's right! Late August the cliff tops are ablaze with gorse and heather, quite a sight and not showing on my photo. Nice drive along the coast DSB. We've been past in winter and you'd hardly know the site was there. 

....abslutely.  St Agnes' CAMC site is a bit remote and the roads are a bit iffy in places...  I would be a bit apprehensive of taking the caravan..  😃

David

That is why I have given it a miss. Probably ok if you are not towing but definitely iffy otherwise. Problem is I am always towing when visiting the west country.

peedee

Yes KjellNN you are right!
Cae Mawr.

picture taken after walking along the footpath through the lovely little wood at the side, which is a picture in spring when it’s full of wood anenomes, and a delight to the eyes and ears when the song thrushes are on form.

Find it hard to understand people who want more sites in cities!

DSB, is that Freshwater East?

Here’s another beautiful rural site.

But what’s its name????

Gwern y Bwlch