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Hi all,
Over the October half-term we're looking to take our little van up to Chester so we can visit the in-laws. We'll be staying for a few nights, and would like to do a stop off of a few nights either side, to entertain the children (aged 7 &10, they love seeing their grandparents but both are housebound/warden accommodation so nice to find something a bit more focused on them too).
When we travelled the South-West this summer I read on here about 2 sites I'd never heard of that were really destinations on their own (River Dart and Woodlands). Are there any sites along those lines that wouldn't be too much of a detour between Ashford and Chester? If we can't find anything we'll probably save the money at a C&CC CS and visit somewhere nearby. We're English Heritage members, thanks to being just down the road from Dover Castle, so will definitely take a look at what they have for us to see too
many thanks
Keri
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Finally made the move to a caravan in June 2013, after working our way from a two man dome up to an eight man trailer tent. Proud to be members of the crappy caravan club :-) Adventures so far in 2013... Canterbury, Salisbury, Paignton, Minehead & Weston-Super-Mare
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Topic: fun stop-off between Kent and Chester
