Our sites
Twenty-four of them, from the Cairngorms to the Isle of Wight. Sixty pitches on each, and a warden who knows the area.
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Every site has sixty pitches, hook-up on every one, and a warden who lives on it.
This map is drawn rather than surveyed, and the positions are approximate.
All sites
- Aviemore Club Site — Funicular, forest tracks and the Strathspey railway, all from the gate.
- Bakewell Club Site — Ten minutes' walk from the Monsal Trail and rather less from the pudding shop.
- Bala Club Site — The lake is the longest natural one in Wales, and it is right there.
- Cheddar Club Site — Under the gorge, with the reservoir path starting at the gate.
- Dunkeld Club Site — Beside the Tay, with the Hermitage a mile upstream.
- Elterwater Club Site — Langdale on the doorstep and the Britannia Inn across the green.
- Fenwick Club Site — Twenty minutes from Lindisfarne, and dark enough to see the stars.
- Glenluce Club Site — Quiet, coastal, and the warmest corner of Scotland most weeks.
- Harlech Club Site — The castle above, four miles of beach below.
- Ilfracombe Club Site — Cliff walks from the gate and the harbour a short bus ride away.
- Jedburgh Club Site — Abbey town on the Jed Water, and an easy first night out of England.
- Kessingland Club Site — Shingle beach, big skies, and the broads half an hour inland.
- Ludlow Club Site — Walk into the market town in fifteen minutes. Bring an appetite.
- Moffat Club Site — Handy for the road north, and better than handy once you stop.
- Nairn Club Site — Two golf courses, a long beach, and dolphins if you are lucky.
- Oban Club Site — The ferry port for the isles, with the harbour ten minutes down the hill.
- Pitlochry Club Site — Salmon ladder, theatre, and two distilleries within walking distance.
- Ravenglass Club Site — Where three rivers meet the sea, and the little railway starts.
- Sandringham Club Site — In the estate woodland, with the coast path twenty minutes away.
- Tewkesbury Club Site — Where the Avon meets the Severn, under the abbey tower.
- Ullswater Club Site — The steamer pier is a field away. Helvellyn is not much further.
- Verwood Club Site — On the edge of the New Forest, with the heath behind.
- Wareham Club Site — Purbeck on one side, the harbour on the other.
- Yarmouth Club Site — Off the ferry and along the front. The Needles are a bike ride away.