Camping?? - Page 2

slinky · 17-08-2005, 21:18

Well thankyou everyone.......

Looks like I got off lightly, my friends have rang lots of sites and they are all fully booked this weekend.

Hehehe..................and another one bites the dust.

Tinkerbelle · 17-08-2005, 21:23

Not quite I've found somewere that isn't booked up

pack up your tent your camping on the coppice

Neil · 17-08-2005, 21:46

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Originally Posted by Romps

I know the time will come at some point where I to will be out voted, as my children would love it.

No you wont! Our kids can go with slinky

Neil · 17-08-2005, 21:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by slinky

Looks like I got off lightly, my friends have rang lots of sites and they are all fully booked this weekend.

I would hate to see your kids disappointed slinks, you may camp in our garden for a reasonable rate. We are close to several public houses and I might even make you tea and toast at bedtime

garinda · 18-08-2005, 01:39

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Originally Posted by Neil

I would hate to see your kids disappointed slinks, you may camp in our garden for a reasonable rate. We are close to several public houses and I might even make you tea and toast at bedtime

I think this was the post that resulted in Romp's pm to me regarding Slinks!!!

I told her you look like the back end of a bus, hence you can still camp in their garden.

Len · 28-08-2005, 10:55

I know it’s a bit late now and it doesn't matter but I would recommend Stainforth, near Settle. It’s not too far away and there is plenty of space. The toilet facilities are superb and there is also a children’s playing area with climbing frames and the like. You can also visit the local pub which is about a 15 minute walk into the village of Stainforth it’s self and they are child friendly.
I would recommend that you also give them a ring and book your self in as they do get very busy this time of year.

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