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We have a 14 year old son who is reluctant to go camping anymore because many of the sites are not frequented by his age group. He has discovered girls and is only interested in going where there are plenty of boys and girls his own age. Anyone recommend a good site which accommodates kids of his age group (13-16 yrs.) and provides suitable facilities?

Thanks.

Quote: Originally posted by kpmkane on 26/6/2011

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We have a 14 year old son who is reluctant to go camping anymore because many of the sites are not frequented by his age group. He has discovered girls and is only interested in going where there are plenty of boys and girls his own age. Anyone recommend a good site which accommodates kids of his age group (13-16 yrs.) and provides suitable facilities?

Thanks.

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Quote: Originally posted by kpmkane on 26/6/2011

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We have a 14 year old son who is reluctant to go camping anymore because many of the sites are not frequented by his age group. He has discovered girls and is only interested in going where there are plenty of boys and girls his own age. Anyone recommend a good site which accommodates kids of his age group (13-16 yrs.) and provides suitable facilities?

Thanks.

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what if you allowed him to bring a friend ? then they could go off playing football etc or exploring and he wouldn't be so "bored" ?

choose a site close to beaches / towns or whatever he is interested in

my 2 sons are happy so long as there is plenty of football playing space! with a woods to explore or a beach coming close second!

 my son 15, skatebords ( its his life ) he said he will only go camping if he can go to a skate park and bring his mate,

So in the hols thats what we are doing,

my girl 14, BOY mad , my little girl 4 just wants to dance !!!!!!

so haven parks have something for them all,

But I agree i think the bigger parks are better for teenage kids,

haha! maybe it's a girl thing ?! ( if i had teen girls i'd never let them out of the house !! lol )

You could try Searles at Hunstanton, plenty to do onsite as well as being within walking distance of the town centre and all the amusements, beech, and fairground, where he could walk and enjoy himself with a friend.

Its a great place for kite surfing as well, something a lot of the local lads his age are well into, and fairly safe at the right tides when its fairly shallow for a good distance out into The Wash.

Julia