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All grass site backing onto the Macclesfield Canal
Nice easily accessible site off the A38 about 3 miles from Gloucester.
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In 1939 a series of mounds at Sutton Hoo near Woodbridge, in the garden of Edith Pretty were excavated by Basil Brown, and revealed the remains of an Anglo-Saxon funerary ship and a huge cache of seventh-century royal treasure. After a treasure trove inquest it was decided that it belonged to...
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Parking on the Esplanade, you park on the entire length of the Esplanade from one end to the other with a few exceptions, and its all free. At the far end next to the golf club the bays aren't marked so longer vehicles can park, all the others are so you may upset wardens although I have never...
Large carpark next to the river, some pubs and eateries but not much in Walberswick its self. Nice spot to just chill or if your feeling energetic walk up the river and cross over into Southwold via the old railway bridge, the Southwold to Halesworth was a narrow gauge line (3') which closed in...
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The Pier carpark has 6 motorhome slots which allow overnight parking. To pay for these you have to use the Parking machine as the online pay site doesn't have that option. Its up the end of the carpark on the left had side. Suitable for 7.5m no facilities although there are public toilets next...
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Undercliff road East you have to pay for parking. Often see motorhomes here, again a bit of a camber I sit two wheels on the curb and then its not too bad. Water tap by the side of the kerb and toilets close by. Parking places are not marked so nothing to upset the wardens.
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Sea road is all free parking but has a big camber and is very popular so get there early. usual mix of seaside amusements and food outlets.
You can park any size motorhome/RV here you have to pay but its reasonable. Only one way in from the bottom, the top is exit only and has steel plates in the road to stop you. The grassed area which is pretty firm is accessed from the top of the carpark by a gate which is open between 8am-4pm or...
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Parking in front of Landguard Fort, and also at the viewing point further on but a bit tight for motorhomes, campervans not so bad. Its a single track road from the main road so you may meet a bus as this is on a bus route, they turn around at the Fort. Nice modern Café with toilets at the...
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