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Not a lot in that area, using the distance search at http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/calcdist.asp?md=10&l=53.381281&lg=-3.102951 , only one which comes up vaguely near it is http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=4950

Stretch the area to 20 miles and you get more options

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/calcdist.asp?md=20&l=53.423446&lg=-2.988281

Ian

Hi Colin,

I live on the Wirral and suggest you look at Wrexham in the campsite search. We have a young pup who gets car sick so we've decided Wrexham is our best bet this year. There's no campsites taking tents on Wirral so Chester/Wrexham and Mold would be the best locations.

Paula

Hi Paula, which campsites do you use in Wrexham?

We have same problem with our nearly 2 year old dog Tess. We have just come back from 4 days in Angelsey. On the way she was sick as usual but  with all the travelling to the beaches and shops that we done and knowing she was going to have fun, she wasn't sick once whilst there, or all the way home without a stop. She seems a lot better too since we bought her a crate to travel in. Hope your pup gets more used to it as i know what a pain it can be.

You could try James's at Ruabon, near the main road so not sure if it would be noisy or even if it takes tents. If you are a member of the Camping and Caravan Club there is a certificated site, Arrowe Brook Farm near Greasby which is on the Wirral, takes tents.

Anne

Does Arrowebrook Farm take tents? this is only 10 mins drive from me so I've not considered it but the search says "No tents". The only site near Wrexham I've been to was a CL attached to a pub called the Fox and Hounds. I wasn't too keen on the toilet block which was a porta cabin with far too many flying things and spiders for my liking. The area was nice though and looking at the search facility there's quite a few sites there. I love Anglesey but am worried it's a bit too far. I've got a crate too but poor Bailey vomits like the exorcist with or without it.

Paula

According to my big sites book, it does, but I haven't stayed there so it might be worth ringing them.

James's has good facilities and was £12 a night for a caravan.

Anne