Small Private Sites

May I add the following superb site weve used for several visits to the Lakes

http://www.threlkeldhalltouringsite.co.uk/

It is easily reached off the A66 and is nestled just below Blencathra for a good days walking. 

The village is 10 mins walk away with 3 great pubs serving meals (the burgers at the 'Sally' are really great.

Unfortunately the railway path that rund from near the site through to Keswick was very badly damaged by the floods of 2015, however work is underway to reopen it soon 

We've often thought about stopping there when visiting the Northern Lakes so it's good to get a positive view. Thanks Trini.

What a great thread Ttda.

Unfortunately the railway path that rund from near the site through to Keswick was very badly damaged by the floods of 2015, however work is underway to reopen it soon

The track was still closed last week, Trini, when we were up there. There was also road closures though Threlkeld so the bus only stops at the east end of the village, and doesn't drive through. There didn't appear to be any notices on the other bus stops in the village warning potential passengers of that.

I can highly recommend Low Hedgeley Farm site in the heart of Northumberland. It was a Club CL in the past and has increased the number of pitches since going it alone. The site is immaculate and pristine. In a stunning location  with brilliant hosts. 10 out of 10 easily.

www.lowhedgeley.co.uk

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Another one from me, Tretham Mill on the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall. Superbly landscaped, small quiet family site, excellent value at £26.50/night peak season for large hardstanding pitch with 2 adults and dog. Excellent dog walking area too. However is access not for those of a nervous disposition! 

How much?  

Do they wake you up with a brew & a cooked breakfast? 

Just caught up with this Freddy. Glad you enjoyed it, we usually like to do a Winter visit, as there’s not as many sites open. The heated facilities are nice, and it’s usually very quiet. We think it’s good value as well, especially in Winter. It was the first site we used when we got our MH.

I am filing all these lovely options away, good to have a choice for different areas.😁

MM, compared with what? Compared with the last time we were on a club pitch at £30/night for grass non awning it seems good value. Especially for 200sq.m awning pitch with hardstanding area for the ‘van, hedgerows between pitches, electric and TV point, well stocked shop, huge dog walking area and a David Bellamy conservation award. Oh and they pitch the van for you too which after a 400 mile 9 hour drive was most welcome! 

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But are they likely to?

thanks for all the contributions. Some nice looking sites. As was said earlier, it's good to mix it up and experience different types of sites. CAMC sites are not the be all and end all.