Campsite for london (1 Viewer)

[easygirl]

Hi
Thinking of having a few days sightseeing in london, could anyone recommend a good site that we can use and get into london by train or underground?

thanks

 

[BreweryDave]

Hertford or theobalds park ccc - 40 mins into Liverpool st.
There's a cl called mossford green nursery near Theydon bois which is on the central line (tube)
Lee valley campsite and also abbey wood - but not been to those

 

[Mikey RV]

Crystal palace caravan club site. Stayed there a few years ago and it was nice and easy bus routes etc.

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[Lindylooj]

Crystal Palace, stayed there last month, great site, quiet and right on the edge of crystal palace park if you have a dog to walk. Couple of minutes walk to Number 3 bus stop takes you straight to Oxford Circus or stops outside Brixton tube if you want to get around that way. We bought oyster cards and found it cheaper that way than buying one day travel cards. Bus journey was only £1.84 for a single journey anywhere, amazing value.

Whereever you decide have fun

 

[mike mcglynn]

London

Hi, We have stayed at CC site at Abbey Wood brilliant site 5 mins walk to railway station its usually quite busy so advance booking recommended this site although in a very built up area is a wooded haven

 

[rickwiggans]

Aldborough Hall CL, 15 minutes walk from Newbury Park on the Central Line

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[Gaston aires]

Both Abbeywood, and Crystal palace are inside the Low Emission Zone, LEZ, so beware, you could face a hefty fine if your not Euro 5.
It happened to me last year, although I was let off with a warning !
Phil

 

[Bailey58]

Crystal Palace, stayed there last month, great site, quiet and right on the edge of crystal palace park if you have a dog to walk. Couple of minutes walk to Number 3 bus stop takes you straight to Oxford Circus or stops outside Brixton tube if you want to get around that way. We bought oyster cards and found it cheaper that way than buying one day travel cards. Bus journey was only £1.84 for a single journey anywhere, amazing value.

Whereever you decide have fun

Or free with a bus pass if you're of a certain age. :thumb:

 

[lorger]

Just spent 5 nights at abbey wood and highly recommend it

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[Rapido925M]

We always used Abbey Woods (good train journey to Waterloo/London Bridge/Cannon Street) or Crystal Palace (bus to Victoria). [Both CC]

However, as we live north of the river, we tried Commons Wood (Hatfield) [CC]. The money saved on fuel & Dartford Crossing was more than offset by the extra train/taxi fare.

We tried Lea Valley but weren't keen on the ambience: straight line pitches, close together, "old" facilities. The transport (bus; tube) was less convenient.

Horses for courses I'm guess. - Gordon

 

[lorger]

Just spent 5 nights at abbey wood and highly recommend it