Advanced booking is Essential - NOW FULLY BOOKED (please contact us if you would like to be placed on the waiting list)

Full Address - Nottingham Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Stragglethorpe Rd, Nottinghamshire. NG12 2JZ.

Website - Nottingham Club Site

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Cost - £22.00 per unit per night

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - Bob & Chris Knight and Stuart & Sue Ord Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site during the meet)

Nestled on the outskirts of Nottingham, just 6 miles from the bustling city centre, our tranquil Nottingham Club Site offers the perfect haven for nature lovers looking to escape city life and campers who want to explore the city's extraordinary culture.

Getting to our Nottingham Club Site is a breeze. You can easily reach it via the A52 and A46. No car? No problem. With regular buses stopping just five minutes away from the campsite, getting to and from Nottingham is simple. You can then pitch up and start exploring immediately. 

On site you’ll find a facility block with eco-credentials, boasting rainwater harvesting for flushing toilets and solar water heating. In the facility block, there are 3 family rooms, an accessible room, male and female facilities and a laundry room. You’ll also discover a well-stocked shop and a café, serving a selection of drinks, cakes and pastries.

If you don't want to wander too far, Cotgrave Country Park is accessible directly from the campsite via the old railway path. Here, you can discover 200 acres of woodlands, lakes, grasslands, and wetlands. This railway path can be used a s a dog walk area as well. Here, you can spot beautiful wildlife, enjoy relaxing walks with your canine companion, or bring your bike and cycle around the park with your friends and family.

For thrill-seekers, Holme Pierrepont Country Park is just 10 minutes away from our Nottingham Club Site. Jump into action and take part in the water assault courses and sky trails, or try something new. There are plenty of activities to get involved in, including mini golf, archery, rafting, kayaking and more.

If you fancy venturing out further, there’s plenty to do and see in Nottingham. Explore the city's rich history and discover the famous Robin Hood tale at Nottingham Castle, or see the city from a new perspective by exploring the UK’s largest network of underground caves; you'll learn all about those who once lived and worked beneath.

Still looking for more to do? Nottingham hosts numerous events throughout the year, from musical festivals to county shows. 

You can also visit several sports venues in the city, including Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Meadow Lane Stadium, and The City Ground — home to Notts County FC and Nottingham Forest FC. If you’re a fan of the races, check out Southwell Racecourse and Nottingham Racecourse.

Worth Noting

•    If following Sat Nav to the site please ensure that your final destination is Stragglethorpe Road, Radcliffe on Trent.
•    TV signal and mobile phone signals are poor on site.

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Chemical Waste Disposal

• EHU (electric hook up)

• Toilets

• Showers

• Washbasins

• Washing Machines

• Dedicated Accessible Facilities

• MHS (motorhome service point)

• Dishwashing facilities

• Shop

Now Fully Booked - Advanced booking is Essential - Now Fully Booked

PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED – IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ADDED TO THE LIST JUST IN CASE THERE IS A CANCELATION THEN PLEASE CONTACT US.

We have been very lucky to have been able to reserve a very limited number of pitches (8m x 8m) at Sywell aerodrome for the Pistons & Props Show for our September Meet at a 30% discounted price of £105 for three nights.

This includes admission to the show on both days and evening entertainment. There are showers and toilets on the show site.

This is a great opportunity to be able to camp at such an amazing event with such great photographic opportunities?

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OS Explorer Map – OS Explorer Map – Northampton & Market Harborough 223. Corby, Kettering & Wellingborough 224. Nearby Newport Pagnell & Northampton South 207.

Cost - £105.00 for 3 nights and entry to event

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - TBC Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Chemical Waste Disposal

Booking Advisable but not essential

Full Address - Hall Adj, 38 Beck St, Welbourn, Lincoln LN5 0LZ

Website - https://www.welbournvillagehall.co.uk/

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OS Explorer Map – Lincoln 272.

Cost - £17.00 per unit per night

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - Jeff & Renie and Jim & Fred - Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Chemical Waste Disposal

• Toilets

• Showers

• Washbasins

Advanced booking is Advisable

Full Address - Warminster Rugby Club Folly Lane, Warminster, BA12 7RG

Website -

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OS Explorer Map – Shepton Mallet & Mendip Hills East 142. Nearby Warminster & Trowbridge 143.

Cost - £16.00 PUPN (for 2 people)

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - TBC Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Own Sanitation Essential

• Chemical Waste Disposal

Advanced Booking Advisable but not essential

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OS Explorer Map – Snowdon OL17. Nearby Harlech, Porthmadog & Y Bala OL18.

Cost - £22.00 PUN

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - TBC Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

Site is a licensed Rugby Club close to Eyri National Park.

Advanced booking is Essential

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OS Explorer Map – Stratford-upon-Avon & Evesham 205. Nearby The Cotswolds OL45. Malvern Hills & Bredon Hill 190.

Cost - £13.00 PUN

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - TBC - Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

THIS SITE HAS A RISK OF FLOODING SO YOU MAY NEED TO REMOVE YOUR UNIT AT SHORT NOTICE.

Advanced booking is Essential

Full Address - Scarborough Camping and Cavravanning Club Site, Field Lane, Burniston Road. North Yorkshire. YO13 0DA

Website - Camping & Caravaning Scarborough site

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OS Explorer Map – Scarborough, Bridlington & Flamborough Head: Explorer 301. North York Moors - Eastern area OL27.

Cost £21.00 PUN

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - David & Bob - Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Chemical Waste Disposal Point

• EHU (electric hook up)

• Toilets

• Showers

• Washbasins

• Dedicated Accessible Facilities

• MHS (motorhome service point)

• Dishwashing facilities

• Washing Machines

• Shop

Situated near the traditional seaside resort of the same name, our Scarborough Club Site is ideal for exploring Yorkshire’s dramatic coastline and untamed moors.

Whether you’re looking for a nostalgic family holiday, cultural break or a relaxing trip, Scarborough – Britain’s first-holiday resort – has something for everyone.  

Just a short cliff-top walk from the campsite, the town of Scarborough is home to two sandy bays divided by castle headland. With well-placed facility blocks, Scarborough is a spacious site with a play park, large football pitch and an exercise field for dogs.

Scarborough boasts the dramatic ruins of a 12th-century castle, Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary, miniature railway, Peasholm Park and the Alpamare Water Park. 

Nearby, Wykeham Lakes is home to a local fishery and the newly opened AquaPark. Within walking distance of the campsite, Scarborough Open Air Theatre is a popular music venue in the summer.

Join the Cleveland Way National Trail or take a walk through the North York Moors National Park to explore the wild beauty of the Yorkshire countryside. 

Visit the RSPB nature reserve at Bempton Cliffs to catch a glimpse of seabirds such as puffins and gannets. Cyclists can join the “Cinder Track”, which stretches from Scarborough to Whitby.

Advanced booking is Essential

Full Address - Delamere Forest Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Station Road, Delamere, Cheshire. CW8 2HZ (map)

Website - Camping & Caravaning Delamere site

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OS Explorer Map - Northwich & Delamere Forest 267

Cost - £21.00 PUN

Contact & Bookings - meets@photogroup.co.uk

Stewards - Ian & Sue R. Assistant Steward - Steve S - Call 024 7512 0417 (this number will go to the stewards on site)

Facilities Available

• Fresh Water

• Refuse Disposal

• Chemical Waste Disposal

• EHU (electric hook up)

• Toilets

• Showers

• Washbasins

• Dedicated Accessible Facilities

• MHS (motorhome service point)

• Dishwashing facilities

• Shop

Cheshire’s largest area of woodland surrounds our Delamere Forest Club Site.

Located in the west of the county near Chester, Delamere Forest covers some 950 hectares providing outdoor lovers with boundless walking and cycling opportunities on its network of paths and trails direct from the campsite.

The green surroundings of this campsite complement its many environmentally-friendly features. The excellent on-site facilities include a parent and child shower room and washing up area in addition to showers and toilets. The site shop stocks essentials.

In nearby Delamere, Abbeywood Gardens incorporates a two kilometre wildlife walk, while Stonyford Cottage Gardens at Northwich has a woodland walk. Enjoy a boat trip along the River Weaver at the Anderton Boat Lift also near Northwich. The campsite is also handy for Oulton Park motor racing circuit near Tarporley. There’s a Go Ape! course too – with zip wires and Tarzan swings - for those with a head for heights.

To venture further afield, you can catch a train at Delamere station a short walk from the campsite where regular services operate to Manchester and Chester.

Booking is essential on a club site
Ockham Road North, West Horsley, Leatherhead, Surrey KT24 6PE
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Fees £24.00 P.U.N
Facilities Full
EHU All pitches
Hardstanding 30
Total 30 pitches

Horsley Club Site, near the North Downs is perfect for relaxing and walking.

Our tranquil Horsley Club campsite lies just north of the beautiful Surrey Hills, popular for the network of footpaths that criss-cross them, including the long distance North Downs Way.

Horsley is a peaceful campsite tucked away down the end of a quiet lane. Although large, with some 120 pitches, campers are able to sit back and relax here – either watching the abundant wildlife – foxes, deer, rabbits and ducks are all regular visitors - or casting a line into the picturesque Horsley Lake – the campsite’s centre piece.

The campsite has clean, modern facilities. There is a children’s play area, dog walk and a recreation room.

The Horsley Jubilee Trail, starting at Horsley station, is a nine-mile circular walk taking in woods, historic buildings, great panoramas and a well-earned refreshment stop at a traditional English pub. You can enjoy more views of the area from Newlands Corner, a popular beauty sport in the Surrey Hills, just south of the campsite.

For days out visit the National Trust’s Polsden Lacey, a stunning Edwardian Manor House near Dorking, RHS Garden Wisely the flagship garden of the Royal Horticultural Society, and its huge plant collection, Bocketts Park Farm near Leatherhead and the Brookland Museum - home to Concorde - in Weybridge. The theme parks Chessington World of Adventure, Legoland and Thorpe Park are all nearby.

View a map of Horsley Club Site. 

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Sefton North District Scout Headquarters Marine Drive Southport, PR8 1RY
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Fees £22.00 P.U.N
EHU None
Facilities Drinking water, chemical disposal
Hardstanding None

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Merton Road, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire.

Merton Road, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire. HP27 0DR

Fees £19.00 P.U.N
Facilities Drinking water, chemical disposal
EHU 2/3 units for medical use. Medical please make enquiries with your booking
Hardstanding * Grasscrete. Yes

The town has a story which stretches back over 5,500 years with Neolithic farmers, Saxons and Romans all having left their mark on this ancient landscape. The countryside around the town is studded with prehistoric sites including the Icknield Way that travels from East Anglia to Wessex.  The name Princes Risborough relates to an important moment in medieval history when in 1343 Edward III appointed his eldest son, Edward the Black Prince, as custodian of the manor of Rysburg (at the time the town was called ‘Great Rysburg).  The new title ‘Princes Rysburg’ was in recognition of its new status 
before becoming Princes Risborough in the 1600s which is a Saxon reference to the brushcovered hills. 

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Church Farm Caravan and Camping Park, High Street, Sixpenny Handley, Salisbury. SP5 5ND
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Fees £20.00 P.U.N
Facilities Drinking water, chemical disposal
EHU None
Hardstanding None

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The village of Sixpenny Handley lies in the heart of the historic and picturesque Cranborne Chase in Dorset, between the Romano-British village of Woodcutts and the Roman road of Ackling Dyke. It is a thriving village attracting new residents, tourists and businesses to this beautiful part of Dorset.

Church Farm Caravan & Camping Park is a campsite run by Stephen Judd & his wife Lee. We are situated in a village called Sixpenny Handley, which is in the heart of the Cranborne Chase, Dorset.

We are based on an arable farm, surrounded by glorious countryside and are located within just 300m of the village high street, where you will find a variety of shops. The Campsite is also very well placed for walking and cycling in the surrounding countryside.

As well as having our own onsite climbing frame and play equipment to keep little campers entertained, there is also a large recreation ground close by, with a skateboard ramp and play area.

Church Farm is an ideal site for those wishing to tour the local area due to its close proximity to the historic City of Salisbury and the market towns of Blandford Forum, Wimborne Minster, Shaftesbury and Ringwood.

You can easily visit some of the areas most famous landmarks like Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral, Gold Hill and Wimborne Minster.

If beaches are your thing, Poole, Bournemouth and Southampton are only a 45 minute drive away.

Booking preferred . Alternatively turn up
Cae Clyd Camping and Touring Park Clynnog LL54 5EE
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Fees £21.00 P.U.N
Facilities Drinking water, chemical disposal, showers
EHU None
Hardstanding None. Site limit 50 pitches

Cae Clyd, Caernarfon Bay campsite and touring park can be found along the North Wales Coast. We have LOG PODS and camping and caravan pitches just outside Pontllyfni between Caernarfon and Pwllheli. The pods are insulated and double glazed, an ideal way to camp without a tent! We also have a furnished holiday let that sleeps 6, please visit our website for details or contact us.

This delightful coastal setting is surrounded by panoramic views with a private footpath leading to the beach.

You can stroll down to the beach before breakfast or enjoy the glorious sunsets in the evening - perfect for de-stressing. Breathe in the sea air and experience the vast array of wild birds or participate in off-shore fishing. A perfect site for all ages.

Situated in a spacious field the site allows plenty of breathing space for each pitch. Children are warmly welcome as are well behaved pets. But we do ask that dogs are kept on a lead at all times.

The facilities block is equipped with toilets and showers. We have hook up points as well as a dishwashing area in the camp kitchen with a fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer(small charge applied for washer and dryer). We have plenty of fresh water as well as a chemical disposal point.

Booking preferred . Alternatively turn up
Hartendale Farm, Flamborough, Bridlington, YO15 1PH
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Fees £17.00 P.U.N
Facilities Drinking water, chemical disposal
EHU None
Hardstanding None

Peaceful, adults only Certificated Location caravan site with nice facilities available. We are only 10 minutes away from the local village with all the amenities you may need.

Nearby attractions:

Beach, Fishing, Golf, Water Sports

RSPB Bempton Cliffs
Burton Agnes Hall and Gardens
Bridlington South Promenade

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Booking is essential on a club site
Star Road, Cotton, STAFFORDSHIRE ST10 3DW
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Fees £25 00 P.U.N
Facilities Full
EHU All pitches & full facilities.
Hardstanding 26
4 pitches GWE
Total 30 pitches

Enjoy the thrills of camping near Alton Towers Resort and the Peak District from this Club Site.

The Peak District National Park is right on the doorstep of our Alton, The Star Club Site. If you are looking for Alton Towers camping, this attractive, well maintained family-friendly site is perfectly placed, being just a mile from the theme park.

Carsington Water and Visitor Centre, north east of the campsite, offers a wide range of activities for all the family on and off the water including miles of footpaths and bridleways to explore, a children’s play area, fishing and many water sports.

While Stoke-on-Trent may not be an obvious tourist destination you can see the Anglo-Saxon treasures of the Staffordshire Hoard at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery here. There’s also the Wedgewood Visitor Centre full of artefacts, some dating back to Josiah Wedgewood – the man who started the pottery industry as we know it today.