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Not sure what sort of comforts that you're after, but a quick search on here comes up with plenty of sites, but it would mean a trawl through to find one that takes groups of your size, so I completely understand why your asking if anyone has any experience.
As an alternative, try http://www.privatecamping.co.uk/index.html for your own site, It's something that I would like to try as we have an annual meet of now more than 30. Unfortunately, can't persuade them to come as far north as that!
A further alternative that we are looking at next year is www.scoutbase.org.uk. This lists all scout camp sites centres by county. Some take non-scout members and (for your bonding purposes) have on-site activities. These do get full very quickly at the peak times so you may need to shop around for Easter availability.
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Topic: Campsites for groups
