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I think most camp sites are safe really, probably safer places than many local town centres, but if you're worried then pick one where the owners/wardens/managers/ live on site or where there is on-site security. Keep your mobile with you at all times and have a contact number for the owner/warden in case it's necessary but to be honest I don't think you would need it. I camp on my own with my two dogs and have never felt unsafe or worried on any site I've ever been to.
If you fancy having a trial weekend to see how you get on then I can recommend Wyreside Farm Park at St. Michaels near Garstang. It's a lovely peaceful little place and Penny the owner lives on site, and it's not a million milles from you.
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Tigermouse
I have a very temperamental personality - 50% temper and 50% mental
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Topic: Solo meets in the Northwest
