First stop on a 3 week tour, Chatsworth CAMC site, Derbyshire. Next stop Berwick on Tweed then into Scotland where @The Flying Scotsman has previously assured me the weather is always sunny or my money back……
Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Where are you staying in Berwick ?
Another CAMC site
Where in Scotland are headed?
The east coast is the sunniest but the west coast is prettier
Bit of both, making it up as we go
At this point you're heading towards the East Coast...
Us following my youngest lad as we headed towards Anstruther near the Neuk of Fife last year...
Us following my youngest lad as we headed towards Anstruther near the Neuk of Fife last year...
Lots of cracking places to stay in the van east neuk of Fife.
Oulton Park in Cheshire for the BSB pre season testing.
And a free overnight in the fox and barrel, cotebridge Cheshire, highly recommend, one of the beer gardens , and Lodge corner ,oulton park
And a free overnight in the fox and barrel, cotebridge Cheshire, highly recommend, one of the beer gardens , and Lodge corner ,oulton park
The pheasant has figured out that the ducks don't get shot at?
Just spent a great 3 days at Stud Farm in Telscombe Village, between Peacehaven and Seaford.
Basic well spaced out site, all grass, no EHU, small toilet block with sinks (2 men’s, 2 ladies), outside washing up area. Very clean.
A couple of unisex showers (but didn’t brave them as they are very upfront that their water pressure is very low and didn’t fancy being dripped on).
Great for walking as in the South Downs National park and also right on the edge of Common land that takes you right down to Seaford within 15mins. Footpaths everywhere.
It’s a working farm so sheep in the next field.
They also do Alpaca walks and will deliver fresh farm produce to your pitch (We didn’t partake).
It’s an exposed site, so quite breezy, but the views are good.
And it’s dog friendly.
Basic well spaced out site, all grass, no EHU, small toilet block with sinks (2 men’s, 2 ladies), outside washing up area. Very clean.
A couple of unisex showers (but didn’t brave them as they are very upfront that their water pressure is very low and didn’t fancy being dripped on).
Great for walking as in the South Downs National park and also right on the edge of Common land that takes you right down to Seaford within 15mins. Footpaths everywhere.
It’s a working farm so sheep in the next field.
They also do Alpaca walks and will deliver fresh farm produce to your pitch (We didn’t partake).
It’s an exposed site, so quite breezy, but the views are good.
And it’s dog friendly.
Three days at stud on a farm, watch you don't get dehydrated, I'd be like a rich tea biscuit by day two, use knee pads too with those sheep.
Long time since I rode on Oulton. Possibly my fav track.
We should organise a forum meet over the next BSB weekend.
Not today but last week, Shell Island.
I was horrified to learn that the pheasant is not indigenous to Scotland the other day.
I’ve known for a long time that they are bred and released into the countryside for to be shot at by rich people but had no idea that they are of Asian origin.
Should of bloody known as everything comes from China these days
