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12/6/2023 at 4:37pm
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Welcome.
LOL, think you need to define 'convenient'!
Wembley is a place I know very well, and there are no campsites particularly near, Wembley is definitely part of the urban sprawl of London that goes all the way out to M25 and NOT camping friendly!
Firstly, Wembley venues are officially 'Public Transport' venues, so very little parking these days, and draconian local parking regulations with resident/local business only permits required on event days for all street parking. Some pre-booked event related multistory car parks, but you'd have to check if MH would be allowed, AND usually eye wateringly expensive! Some of the pop-up event private car parks which may not be MH friendly are another option! Other option is the private driveway parking offered by some, but beware a MH may be a challenge to fit on a driveway AND many of the local residential roads to access a driveway (I can't bring my caravan home from storage yard for that reason!)! Google would be your friend in finding parking. You'd need to check Google Street View to judge how good access is with a MH for any parking options. I can highly recommend you do NOT drive inside the M25 in rush hour times (6.30-9.30am, 3.00-8.00pm) your progress will typically be at walking pace!
Public transport from site is probably best, but problem with any campsite near(ish) to Wembley is that inevitably the trains take you into London, then you need to come back out again to Wembley on a different train, probably close to a 2 hour journey each way time you've walked to and from stations.
UKC search shows you campsites in the region: https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/calcdist.asp?address=&motorhomes=on&bar=&shop=&........
TFL (Transport For London) route planner will give you public transport options: https://tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey/. TFL have had rather a lot of disruptions to service of late, strikes, staff shortages (= cancellations), engineering failures (= yet more cancellations!) etc., so best keep a close eye on what's actually available on the day!
Hope that's of some help. ..... sadly all rather pessimistic, but then some of us live with the cr*p day in day out!!!!!
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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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