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[jdk62]

We are looking for a site for a couple of nights within walking distance of Louth in Lincolnshire.

Can somebody recommend any?

Thanks

 

[pjay]

If you are in the Caravan Club, theres a nice CL about 15mins walk from the town, we used it several times although it was quite a while ago...

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Pete

 

[Fletton]

If you are in the Caravan Club, theres a nice CL about 15mins walk from the town, we used it several times although it was quite a while ago...

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Pete

Was there last weekend with @Gromett it still exists... and yes only short walk into Louth... and if I recall only a £5 if you taxi back

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[Gromett]

Was there last weekend with @Gromett it still exists... and yes only short walk into Louth... and if I recall only a £5 if you taxi back

£3.50 normally, we were on rate 2 as it was after midnight

 

[TheCaller]

That's the only one within what I would call walking distance & would be my recommendation too.

A little further out, on the Legbourne road, there are two more. A C&CC club site just before the bypass & a CC site just beyond it. Both easy on a bike (much flatter than the uphill route to Happyford) & still a short taxi ride, but quite a hike on foot from the town centre.

Depends how you define walking distance .....

There is usually somewhere to 'park' on the Fairfield industrial estate.

Being a Georgian town, the town centre isn't even very car friendly & not the best place if you have a sizeable m/h.

We don't have a drive, or I'd offer you a space on it.

 

[jdk62]

That's the only one within what I would call walking distance & would be my recommendation too.

A little further out, on the Legbourne road, there are two more. A C&CC club site just before the bypass & a CC site just beyond it. Both easy on a bike (much flatter than the uphill route to Happyford) & still a short taxi ride, but quite a hike on foot from the town centre.

Depends how you define walking distance .....

There is usually somewhere to 'park' on the Fairfield industrial estate.

Being a Georgian town, the town centre isn't even very car friendly & not the best place if you have a sizeable m/h.

We don't have a drive, or I'd offer you a space on it.

Thanks for the advice and appreciate your kindness.

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[jdk62]

Thanks for tips, will try Happyford.

 

[Gromett]

Thanks for tips, will try Happyford.

Gerry the owner is a good guy. He is usually busy this time of year so you will need to book in advance.