Southport Club Campsite

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Beware

Hi spent ten nights at southport just be aware there is bike thieves walking round site to see witch bikes to steal mine was locked to a tree with two big locks and cables bike and cables went couple of days later someone else had two bikes stolen.There are two walkways right through the site don't get me wrong it's a fab site but please think if taking bikes I would hope wardens are telling people arriving that a lot of thief is happening

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PeterLowe1955

Motorhomer from Lancashire

Reviewed on 18/08/2020 13:06

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Nice long weekend in Southport

Another lovely stay at this popular site. Wardens as helpful as ever. Good social distancing system in place, only a small number of people ignored them but the site or club can’t be blamed for that. On this trip we walked the coastal path to Formby Point which we recommend. If you don’t fancy the walk back there are trains every 15mins. Would also recommend a wander to Birkdale Village. Due to the brilliant weather Southport centre was packed which wasn’t to our liking, but didn’t spoil our trip.

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LozaC

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Reviewed on 12/08/2020 14:19

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Great site, great location

Had a few days here in July. The COVID procedures worked ....wristbands on hooks at the toilet block. Handy for seafront and shops. Great for running from the site along the front. Would recommend and will return no doubt

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craigndi

Reviewed on 08/08/2020 19:01

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Great location and campsite

Great location.for walking and visiting local sites beach 10 minute walk away And dog friendly.plenty of pubs to visit . Morrison’s on the door step Victoria park next door holds events drive in cinema when we were there Friendly wardens on site . The site was full for the week we were there but never felt over crowded. COVID restrictions in place made us feel safe

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DicknDawn

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Reviewed on 03/08/2020 20:21

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Fabulous

Great stay and very helpful wardens the facilities were spotless and well organised for social isolation. The main reason for my review is to thank the Wardens for the help and assistance they were giving to the lady on the pitch next to us, who's husband had been admitted to hospital soon after their arrival, well done and thank you.

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rollyboy

Motorhomer from Cheshire

Reviewed on 03/08/2020 19:45

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Top location

Excellent site and location worth easy walking access to everything. Only problem this time was toilet block, always running our of toilet paper in some cubicles, causing queing for remaining cubicles. Not good.

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mjw1969

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Reviewed on 11/03/2020 13:09

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Campervan Visit February

Functional site in a very good location for exploring the surrounding area. Amazingly sheltered considering the battering from the storms. Wardens friendly and facilities up to usual standard. At time of our visit the path to Victoria Park was difficult due to flooding but possible to walk along the road without getting one's feet wet. Excellent train links to Liverpool which allowed us to explore the city with a stop at Crosby beach on the way back. Also good bus service to Formby to explore the NT coastline. Sadly the 5mph limit is still not adhered to and with the number of children cycling unsupervised the wrong way round the one way system, it is an accident waiting to happen.

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RichardLynne

Reviewed on 10/03/2020 14:02

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Site, Location, Facilities Perfect & Quality Dog Friendly Locations Found

Our second visit to the site & just like last time it was a perfect visit. Peaceful, Friendly Staff & Members & the perfect location to explore on foot & in the Campervan. Plenty of Dog Friendly options in town, Bistro Pierre provided water & treats on a plate. The Bolt provided water & allowed our dog to share the largest meat carvery we have ever witnessed & in Churchtown the Waging Tail Dog Cafe allowed us in as well & provided a bed & water, plus to purchase some amazing home made dog cakes & treats - the human food was pretty nice too. Given the weather of late we were really lucky, no rain & the site is nice & dry, tidy & clean. A pleasure to come back & we will return again.

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the Cuthies

Reviewed on 09/03/2020 18:55

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Rollerteam2

We have stayed at this site and many occasions. It is a great site and the wardens are fantastic. We have normally stayed in the Spring or Summer so it was very different in February. We had a very wet and windy two day stop. Despite this we had a good time and managed a number of walks. There was lots of floods and surface water around. The new area of the site and toilet block was closed. That was not a problem. The paths into Victoria Park were under water and the road at the front of the site was under water. So to exit the site on foot and for dog walking meant you had to wade through water. Once on the park it was dry. The main disappointment, which was a surprise, is the lack of dog friendly cafes and pubs in the town. We had hoped to visit the Fishermen's only to be told dogs are not allowed in the pub when they serve food. Despite the above we will return

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