Help out a brother from another mother with campsite recommendations please (1 Viewer)

[EyUp]

Ok folks, help us out if you will please.

Looking to book in somewhere in September. Its soo bloomin difficult finding that sweet spot !

Here is the spec. 3 and 4 a must !

1) We have 9 days to play with
2) We want UK sites only
3) 5 star - We dont like roughing it.
4) Adult only - We hate kids. Im kidding. Im not kidding.
5) Areas that are out - York and Glastonbury area (Just been)
6) We dont mind where we go as long as it nice and it fits above
7) We are not members of any club so they are out.

Come on folks, help us out with some top sites/ recommendations.

If you can add weblinks that would be great .

Thank you.

Carl

 

[Bluemooner]

Try this one very nice http://www.yorkcaravanpark.com/

 

[EyUp]

Try this one very nice http://www.yorkcaravanpark.com/

Did you not read the highly detailed spec @Bluemooner

We have just come back from that very campsite. That pic is from pitch 41.
Very nice it was too

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[Bluemooner]

Ha ha sorry glasses on next time

 

[Hils and Glenns]

These sites are adult only http://tranquilparks.co.uk/adult-only-caravan-sites-and-campsites/

 

[Jenben]

We stayed at Longnor woods with some friends a few years ago, Peak District .

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[Chipster]

http://www.conciergecamping.co.uk/

 

[The Wino]

I think they must have chucked you out of Yorkshire paying for a 5 star site!!!!

 

[Derbyshire wanderer]

For us this was 5 star Isle of Skye
No neighbours, no noise, no fees and no clubs
What a motorhome was made for.

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[EyUp]

Cheers to the folks who have replied so far. I will check those out ..

Am I being snobby ? Do most people rough it a bit ?
We just like going where we know the loos will be clean and warm and the site will be quiet. Nowt wrong with that.

@Derbyshire wanderer I fully understand. We are not averse to wild camping once in a while and love the countryside.

@The Wino Ill have you know some parts of Yorkshire are very posh, I just cant think what parts at the moment

@Chipster Very nice !! http://www.conciergecamping.co.uk/

 

[3319jane]

We have very similar criteria to you and Concierge is fantastic but not adult only - that said, when we went a few weeks back, there were no children on the touring park but were some in the lodges. They didn't worry us and were very well behaved but something to bear in mind maybe ....

We are booked to go again in a couple of weeks as we enjoyed it that much

 

[nigglynelly]

http://www.wyremill.co.uk/
This is a quiet adult only site by the river. It has 4 clean bathrooms and you can walk into Pershore along the river bank in 15 minutes.

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[hilldweller]

Am I being snobby ? Do most people rough it a bit ?
We just like going where we know the loos will be clean and warm and the site will be quiet. Nowt wrong with that.

Just like May and Corbyn around here. Those who think paying is a sin and those who like a good hot shower with endless hot water.

This is why we are booked into the Bowness on Windermere C&CC site for my wife's birthday. Top quality site next to top quality attractions. Trouble is it's nearly always full.

 

[Devon Sue]

We have stayed at Trethem Mill in Cornwall and Two Mills in Norfolk, both excellent adult only sites. Both listed on the Tranquil Sites website as above

South Lytchett Manor near Poole also has top class facilities, not adult only, but not many ankle biters around when we have been there, and they should have gone back to school in September anyway.

 

[Infinity31]

http://www.cloverfieldstouringpark.co.uk also in the Peak District, north of the Longnor Woods site mentioned earlier. Near Buxton and close to the Mensal Trail.