CAMPING/ Villa HOLIDAYS RECOMMENDATIONS

[London Calling]

Any places you can recommend for our young family.

We are going late August, want somewhere warm but not HOT.

Easy to get to - we're in London- by train or plane.


A campsite or Villa that is safe, good for the 2 year + old and where we won't get bored?
Any suggestions welcome.

LC

 

[Franks Wild Years]

North Portugal. Fly to Porto get the train up. Temperature like warm British summer, great food, good people, beaches. No nasty developments. Lots of fantastic old buildings converted into holiday homes. Stayed up there for Euro 2004 and had a great time so have been back twice. Really recommend it.

Check out
www.destination-portugal.co.uk

 

[Johnt]

Hi LC, For a great holiday in Spain I can definately recommend La Manga Club Resort they have dozens of Villas, townhouses and large apartments to rent which are extremely cost effective if you are taking the family. Theres loads of things to do from golf, football, tennis, bowling, watersports, horse riding, mountain biking and more... and for children there are junior tuition and activities are available at the golf, tennis and football academies.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Hi LC, For a great holiday in Spain I can definately recommend La Manga Club Resort they have dozens of Villas, townhouses and large apartments to rent which are extremely cost effective if you are taking the family. Theres loads of things to do from golf, football, tennis, bowling, watersports, horse riding, mountain biking and more... and for children there are junior tuition and activities are available at the golf, tennis and football academies.

How do i book at the La Manga Club Resort John.

 

[scarby]

Any places you can recommend for our young family.

We are going late August, want somewhere warm but not HOT.

Easy to get to - we're in London- by train or plane.


A campsite or Villa that is safe, good for the 2 year + old and where we won't get bored?
Any suggestions welcome.

LC

check out our villa 50mins north of lisbon, fantastic scenery, beaches and safe lagoon for the kids plus a great kids club at praia del rey.
a bonus if you are into golf as the new seve ballesteros course has just opened 1 minute from the villa.
loads of history to be seen and great climate that time of year.

golfing-holiday-villas.com |

 

[Commander]

Have you heard of Dale Farm?

 

[Jesus Gul]

Chateau des Ormes, Dol de Bretagne, Brittany...lovely

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Clacton on sea ..... don't knock it till you've tried ,just up the road from you as well, trains run from Liverpool street

 

[ifuhatepalacestandup]

if you wanna stay in the UK then the Isle of wight, if you get up and its raining just hop on a bus to the other side of the island and it wont be,
also lots to do, places to visit etc try this site
http://www.isleofwight.com/whitecliffbaycamping/

 

[middletoenail]

I really like a place called Hayle in Cornwall (if UK is what you're after). Beautiful beach and close enough to St Austell/Eden project which is always worth a visit. Lovely country walks and pubs to visit.

 

[forrest]

I really like a place called Hayle in Cornwall (if UK is what you're after). Beautiful beach and close enough to St Austell/Eden project which is always worth a visit. Lovely country walks and pubs to visit.

Hayle is a good place. nice beach there. Also thw Witterings here in Sussex is pretty good with nice Sandy Beaches. Camber Sands by Rye is good with great sand dunes for the kids to play in. Plenty of nice eurocamp places in the north of France ie Normandy and Brittiney. Little bit further afield i can recommend ther Algarve in portugal. Camped out there a couple of years ago when the Albion were out there pre season. Though that may be a tad too warm at that time of year for you.