Campsite 2 hours from London?

[samrr]

Just looking for a reccomendation for a camping trip I wan't to sort soon.

Needs to be near London, 2 hours of nice roads away is good!
Must be able to have a camp fire.
Nice and big so we can make a lot of noise and not disturb anyone. (there is about 10 of us.


Can anyone help?

[tomash]

Try Here

[samrr]

That looks great although they seem fully booked at weekends until September!

[5potTurbo]

Saw this ...

[Nobby Diesel]

Swiss Farm, at Henley on Thames.
http://www.swissfarmcamping.co.uk/
Booking essential.

[samrr]

Nobby Diesel said:

Swiss Farm, at Henley on Thames.
http://www.swissfarmcamping.co.uk/
Booking essential.

That looks good but they don't allow groups...

Any others?

[Bri957]

Blackberry woods, near Haywards Heath.

Best campsite I have ever visited. Each pitch has a firepit and grill, can barely see your neighbours.

They have a website, but alas it is so terrible I'm not prepared to link it. Have a google, and turn your speakers off....

[samrr]

The first reply to this thread is a link for that!

Must agree with the website akthough they are fully booked for the weekends!

Would have been PERFECT

[Bri957]

Ah, apologies.

Worth getting a booking at some point in the future though.

The routemaster looked fun.

[louiebaby]

samrr said:

Nobby Diesel said:

Swiss Farm, at Henley on Thames.
http://www.swissfarmcamping.co.uk/
Booking essential.

That looks good but they don't allow groups...

Any others?

http://www.copas.co.uk/regatta/camping/camping.asp

Might be worth a look if the weekend is right. (Might struggle on the bonfire though.)

Women's Regatta = Dejected female rowers drowning their sorrows after a year of hard work gives them nothing = target rich environment.

(Some are good looking, some are not. The ugly ones are usually the fastest, so they are actually have self confidence. Avoid those ones!)

[VEA]

I live in Henley, I would steer well clear of any female rowers!

Back on topic we used this last summer, they allow groups and they allow fires, they even have a guy going round selling backs of wood (around a fiver I think).

All in all it was a really good site.

[samrr]

That sounds ok - any links?

[VEA]

Sorry I thought I linked it!

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revi...

[mrsxllifts]

New Forest?

[KevF]

Just outside the 2 hours (depending on which side you are) but excellent venue.

http://www.kellingheath.co.uk/touring-and-camping-...

[B16JUS]

Wyton lakes up the m11 ? good if you like fishing too

[dirty boy]

KevF said:

Just outside the 2 hours (depending on which side you are) but excellent venue.

http://www.kellingheath.co.uk/touring-and-camping-...

In Kelling Heath there is Breck Farm.

They allow open fires, there's more than more than enough space

It's bordered by a woodland, so you can get plenty of wood for the fires, we made rope swings in there too.

Cracking place, I certainly intend to go again late summer.