I reckon it's this parkup.
park4night - (7220) - Travessa da Cancela
Travessa da Cancela.
Edit: looking at the pictures I'm certain it is, the tree is very distinctive and is the same.
Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Travessa da Cancela.
Edit: looking at the pictures I'm certain it is, the tree is very distinctive and is the same.
Good sleuthing!I reckon it's this parkup.
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Travessa da Cancela.
Edit: looking at the pictures I'm certain it is, the tree is very distinctive and is the same.
Moved on early to Tower Park, St Buryan Cornwall.
Site is very quiet, it's really lovely and you cab easily walk to a decent pub and a farm shop. Good if dated facilities and a decent dog walk on site.
Site is very quiet, it's really lovely and you cab easily walk to a decent pub and a farm shop. Good if dated facilities and a decent dog walk on site.
It’s the last bit of Cornwall that isn’t FU yet. Keep it quiet
If you fancy The Lakes...
Bluey and Bingo at the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
ravenglass-railway.co.uk
Not sure about the kids; I quite fancy that!If you fancy The Lakes...
Bluey and Bingo at the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
Now there's a good couple of days out, although it's not the Bingo you think @Bav ! Thanks RTIf you fancy The Lakes...
Bluey and Bingo at the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
It's the choo-choos that interest me.
Just spent 3 nights at Nicholaston Farm in The Gower.
Really nice site, exceptionally clean facilities, lovely area and plenty of walks straight from site. 10min down to the beach.
1st pic is taken from Cefn Bryn above the site on The Gower Way. Our poptop and awning is just visible in the centre bottom of the pic.
The rest are from around the Bay.
There is also a wooded area that you can walk around which leads down to a nature reserve.
Really nice site, exceptionally clean facilities, lovely area and plenty of walks straight from site. 10min down to the beach.
1st pic is taken from Cefn Bryn above the site on The Gower Way. Our poptop and awning is just visible in the centre bottom of the pic.
The rest are from around the Bay.
There is also a wooded area that you can walk around which leads down to a nature reserve.
I love how they discriminate against non-VW campers...
[from their website]
VW Campervans “T” Series are primarily catered for on our pitches with electric hook-up on our Shop & Woodpath fields providing they have a height of 2.3 metres or less, not including a pop-top roof. If your campervan is higher than this, or is a different make or model of campervan, then you should book as a Motorhome on our Caravan Field.
They let the standards down and allowed a Ford in, whilst we were thereI love how they discriminate against non-VW campers...
[from their website]
VW Campervans “T” Series are primarily catered for on our pitches with electric hook-up on our Shop & Woodpath fields providing they have a height of 2.3 metres or less, not including a pop-top roof. If your campervan is higher than this, or is a different make or model of campervan, then you should book as a Motorhome on our Caravan Field.
We’ve stayed there but didn’t see any boar, I feel like we’ve been cheated now!
Should have read Whitemead not whitehead
Did that train last summer! It's bonkers but like you say, a fantastic short cut.
Enjoy Switzerland!!
Moving day.
Niss Community Leisure Centre, showers, loos, elsan and water. An excellent facility, closed on Sundays. All the community centres seem to offer services for campervans.
Then to Tolsta via the excellent Stornoway Co-op. Pic taken on the Road to Nowhere, just after the Bridge to Nowhere.
Finally, Eilean Fraoich Camp Site. Busy but a nice cosy feel, pitches all around the owner's house!
Niss Community Leisure Centre, showers, loos, elsan and water. An excellent facility, closed on Sundays. All the community centres seem to offer services for campervans.
Then to Tolsta via the excellent Stornoway Co-op. Pic taken on the Road to Nowhere, just after the Bridge to Nowhere.
Finally, Eilean Fraoich Camp Site. Busy but a nice cosy feel, pitches all around the owner's house!
Not today but Saturday and Sunday,first to Torquay to see number 1 daughter then Sunday to Plymouth to collect number 3 and all the uni stuff .
Stopped at Beverley holiday park out side of Torquay,don't usualy stop at these type of sites but can say it was a well kept site and great views.
.Stopped at Beverley holiday park out side of Torquay,don't usualy stop at these type of sites but can say it was a well kept site and great views.
You guys, yes it’s on park4night, very very basic site compost toilet, which I couldn’t use due to the absolutely massive spiders and simple washing up stand, but then it’s all about the location
