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Don't forget to leave a review of the campsites you have visited this year or last!
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25/4/2010 at 7:43pm
Location: Polesworth Warwickshire
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Quote: Originally posted by Merlina40 on 07/4/2010
Polmanter has excellent facilities for disabled. Huge "wetroom" type showers, ramps etc. Beautiful site with many amenieties for the other kids too.
Beach, you'd have to drive into St Ives, but only 2 mins away
Post last edited on 07/04/2010 12:41:03
Polmanter and Little Treverrack are both lovely sites, but parking in St Ives may be somewhat hit and miss and might require a fair walk to the beach after parking the car. This may not be a stress free experience. It is fairly diffcult to find somewhere where the site is 'virtually on the beach', and that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
One thought is somewhere like Chy Carne, on the Lizard. I have never been to the site but folk always speak highly of it. The beach is fairly close (Kennack Sands), down a steep narrow road, but the car park at the bottom has easy access to the beach and we have always been able to park. At busy times they use a field to the side. There are toilets, but I don't know if there is a disabled loo. You can also get 'fast food' and a hot/soft drink/ ice creams down there.
The trouble is that these places get booked up very quickly.
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Don't forget to leave a review of the campsites you have visited this year or last!
26/4/2010 at 1:43pm
Location: Kent (on East Sussex border)
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Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 25/4/2010
Quote: Originally posted by Merlina40 on 07/4/2010
Polmanter has excellent facilities for disabled. Huge "wetroom" type showers, ramps etc. Beautiful site with many amenieties for the other kids too. Beach, you'd have to drive into St Ives, but only 2 mins away
Post last edited on 07/04/2010 12:41:03
Polmanter and Little Treverrack are both lovely sites, but parking in St Ives may be somewhat hit and miss and might require a fair walk to the beach after parking the car. This may not be a stress free experience. It is fairly diffcult to find somewhere where the site is 'virtually on the beach', and that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. One thought is somewhere like Chy Carne, on the Lizard. I have never been to the site but folk always speak highly of it. The beach is fairly close (Kennack Sands), down a steep narrow road, but the car park at the bottom has easy access to the beach and we have always been able to park. At busy times they use a field to the side. There are toilets, but I don't know if there is a disabled loo. You can also get 'fast food' and a hot/soft drink/ ice creams down there. The trouble is that these places get booked up very quickly.
We like Chy Carne went there last year and are going back this summer (UKCS meet South West Meet). The campsite is lovely and the owners and staff are lovely and very helpful. There is a larger shower room (divided into 2 parts (shower and changing) in the ladies (not sure if there is the same in the gents or not), this could easily fit a couple of adults and child in, but it is in the ladies so I is not unisex. The beach at Kennack Sands is lovely, the walk from the field parking is not too far and I am sure if you spoke to someone there they maybe able to let you park as close as possible to the exit. Again if you are interested in Chy Carne, I would suggest ringing Sue or Brian the campsite owners and discussing your needs with them.
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