Antur Stiniog. Staying at Cwmlanerch campsite.
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Was a week or so ago but a last minute visit to the Forest of Dean and found Clearwell Caves which are a fascinating hour and a half hiking underground through 2000 years plus of mining history. Great for inquisitive young uns.
Just over the road is Perrygrove Railway Adventure, a family adventure park with tree top adventure walks, tube mazes and playgrounds over a large site with a miniature steam railway weaving through it, pure heaven for toddlers to young teens and not bad for parents either.
We didn't camp but did an Air BnB at a farm in the area, Pen-y-Dre Farm, but I did note they had a small camping field as well as Bed and Breakfast, can't speak for those but the cottage was a great place to stay:
Just over the road is Perrygrove Railway Adventure, a family adventure park with tree top adventure walks, tube mazes and playgrounds over a large site with a miniature steam railway weaving through it, pure heaven for toddlers to young teens and not bad for parents either.
We didn't camp but did an Air BnB at a farm in the area, Pen-y-Dre Farm, but I did note they had a small camping field as well as Bed and Breakfast, can't speak for those but the cottage was a great place to stay:
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Wet week at Ullswater … thank god for decent tyres 
I think it’s a G2 rain room. I’ll get the details when I get home but very happy. Now ditched everything else (2 awnings) and carry only this for weekends and 2 weeks in France
Found the problem today, a misshapen rear tyre. Just glad it didn't blow out on the road.
Pitched up in South Devon and ready for all that the English weather can throw at us!
On tour….
2 days ago, Carlingford Marina
Then a couple of days at Tollymore Forest Park (fantastic place)
Today, Dark Hedges, Portaneevey, and Ballintoy Harbour
2 days ago, Carlingford Marina
Then a couple of days at Tollymore Forest Park (fantastic place)
Today, Dark Hedges, Portaneevey, and Ballintoy Harbour
On my doorstep. Can recommend Greenacres campsite by Coleford
Welcome To Camping At Greenacres Campsite - Greenacres Campsite
Greenacres is a family run campsite situated just outside Coleford in The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Famous for its beautiful scenery, the Forest of Dean has many attractions and the site is a short walk from the town of Coleford. If you are looking for a great camping experience in The...
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Thanks - that looks like exactly the sort of site we'd be looking for and there were some places we didn't get time to explore last tripOn my doorstep. Can recommend Greenacres campsite by Coleford
Welcome To Camping At Greenacres Campsite - Greenacres Campsite
Greenacres is a family run campsite situated just outside Coleford in The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Famous for its beautiful scenery, the Forest of Dean has many attractions and the site is a short walk from the town of Coleford. If you are looking for a great camping experience in The...
Been there 3 times for forest cycling. Modern facilities, super clean and site has a small shop but coleford is 5mins drive or 20min walk for major supplies. No narrow lanes to navigate although access way to site off main road is short and a bit steepThanks - that looks like exactly the sort of site we'd be looking for and there were some places we didn't get time to explore last trip
Thanks for the suggestion. Looks nice but sadly the website says no facilities and I have to scrub up a bit for work.
Which islands ..what order..was it busy cherrs
NI and Donegal tour continues…
Port Stewart Strand
Downhill Demesne
Mussenden Temple
Magilligan Point to Greencastle Ferry
Culdaff Beach (slept in public car park, picture is from it)
Malin Head (most Northerly point in Ireland)
Five Fingers Strand
Looks like a beautiful spot there Matt. Hope all is well with the van
