Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Tyres look shagged!Seen this while walking around Today what an epic looking van. The attention to detail is fantastic
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at what site and was it any good
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We've stayed here a couple of times. Good facilities and has an indoor and outdoor pool. The only downside is its a stone beach.
Park was really good, surprisingly cheap restaurants and spar market on-site.
Clean facilities with several cleanings throughout the day.
Good sized, levelled pitches.
Park was not too full (school holiday). Small playground for the kids, plenty of walks for the dog.
If I had to challenge a thing it would be the location itself. It's a bit away from everything. Walking to a Pub is at least a 30min...
Tintagel this weekend - lovely weather (better than at home) and got us out - stayed in the King Arthur Carpark - £12 for 24 hours - toilets 50p - extra cost for showers and waste disposal - lots of old campers (not VW) and people sleeping in cars / vans).
Carpark & town busy - but ok for a cheap stopover.
But you are squashed in!
Did the war museum on the way in good value at £11 for adult & child.
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Carpark & town busy - but ok for a cheap stopover.
But you are squashed in!
Did the war museum on the way in good value at £11 for adult & child.
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The Davidstow Airfield and Cornwall at War Museum (usually known by the shorter title Cornwall at War Museum) is located on part of the old WW2 airfield RAF Davidstow Moor
This price looks to be all year around - top choice for location - 30 seconds to town - 5 minutes to the Tintagel walk to the castle - hilly and a lot of steps to exit (but can say want to go back across the bridge - we did not).
As you head up the hill on the same road as the carpark about 30 seconds there is another carpark on the left (not sure of price) - not much more than a field but looked more spacious - no facilities but nothing stopping you using the ones in the main carpark - slightly up the hill too on the right are other toilets (they are all charged for in the town) and are 20p.
Town expensive for food as very touristy.
But great time and good if want to visit Tintagel - my son loved the King Arthur Great Hall in the town - again around £11 for us both.
As you head up the hill on the same road as the carpark about 30 seconds there is another carpark on the left (not sure of price) - not much more than a field but looked more spacious - no facilities but nothing stopping you using the ones in the main carpark - slightly up the hill too on the right are other toilets (they are all charged for in the town) and are 20p.
Town expensive for food as very touristy.
But great time and good if want to visit Tintagel - my son loved the King Arthur Great Hall in the town - again around £11 for us both.
Hi JumpShip,
Don’t disagree campsite would have been nicer tbh - but cheap as chips - unlike the chips in town
but ok for a stop over.
Don’t disagree campsite would have been nicer tbh - but cheap as chips - unlike the chips in town
but ok for a stop over.There was a campsite called "Headland Caravan and Camping" but it closed a year or two ago when it was taken over, and as far as I know it's permenantly closed now, although it still shows up on Google.
Spent the weekend with the family at Keswick.
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