Visiting Bath (1 Viewer)

[DAVWOD]

Taking a plug ( ?) on visiting Bath and if anyone has done so could recommend a campsite within striking distance .

Thanks in anticipation

 

[JJ]

Bath Marina...

Park and Ride into town or walk along the river path.


JJ

PS. Don't miss the Bizarre Bath Comedy Walk...

www.bizarrebath.co.uk

 

[charliesgrandad]

We used this CL in May 18 , very happy with it and there is a bus stop near the site

Knights Folly - Knights Folly Caravan and Camping Site » How to find us

Knights Folly Caravan and Camping Site

knightsfolly.co.uk

 

[mike mcglynn]

We stayed at Bath Chew camping site very nice.

 

[Chris]

Bath Marina...

Park and Ride into town or walk along the river path.


JJ

PS. Don't miss the Bizarre Bath Comedy Walk...

www.bizarrebath.co.uk

Another vote for the Marina site.

A couple of pubs in easy walking distance too.

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[ToBoldlyGo]

Bath Marina is a bit basic but it's where we always stay as an easy 20-25 min walk to town along the river.

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

Yes, Bath marina, nice walk to town.

 

[DAVWOD]

Many thanks guy’s l appreciate your reply’s I’m looking for a 2 night stay and l can’t see the park n ride would be something the Council would allow. Despite the weather l’m sure Bath is a great stopover on our 10 day tour .

Regards

 

[Chris]

Many thanks guy’s l appreciate your reply’s I’m looking for a 2 night stay and l can’t see the park n ride would be something the Council would allow. Despite the weather l’m sure Bath is a great stopover on our 10 day tour .

Regards

The park and ride is a walk from the marina site. About 5 minutes I think from memory. It’s just the closest bus stop into Bath.

It’s a nice walk into Bath as well.

 

[63720]

Another vote for Bath Marina. Park and Ride into Bath, cycle track to Bristol or X39 bus every 15ish minutes to Bristol city centre - all 5 minutes walk from the site.

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[Themselves]

Bath Marina gets our vote.

 

[JJ]

l can’t see the park n ride would be something the Council would allow.

Errrr...

You don't have to do the park AND ride...

...just stroll through from the Marina Campsite and do the "Ride" part.

JJ

 

[NorthNorfolk]

Taking a plug ( ?) on visiting Bath and if anyone has done so could recommend a campsite within striking distance .

Thanks in anticipation

 

[Tea break]

Yep bath marina is ideal just booked it for the bath Christmas market

 

[NorthNorfolk]

Bath Marina Site is in a great location for visiting Bath either by public transport or a brisk walk. My visiting grandchildren loved the adjacent play area. Toilet/showers dated but clean. Reception very friendly. Avoid being pitched under trees, the squirrels are a BLOODY nuisance especially at about 5am when, they get started!!

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[petrocspals]

Nice easy going site at Bath Marina.easy access to park & ride. One pub by the park & ride another about 1/4 of a mile towards Bath. Thought it worth mentioning that we were able to access Bath along the tow path with the mobility scooter....non Stef route by the supermarket. Think it was Sainsbury's

 

[DAVWOD]

Thanks all.. Thought mentioning.. l was going to book through Hitchup hmmmm that was my mistake then typed Pitchup ?. anyway , The price for Pitchup was £74 for the MH 2 adults and a dog.
My wife then looked at Marina website and found the price to be £52 for 2 nights all in ? so booked .

 

[Lanerboy]

We are at bath marina now for 2 nights it's a nice site toilets are clean but very dated staff very friendly

Tv reception poor and unable to get satellite tv due to the large amount of huge trees and tv point in the sites power pillar does not work


Walked into bath today very nice place and going biking tomorrow got the x39 bus back dropped us off 5 min walk back to site

 

[DAVWOD]

We will definitely return , shame about the weather but we had a guided Tour with a Student who certainly put a shift in , over 2 hours walk 9,000 steps according to my watch

 

[Snoopy]

Like the sound of the Xmas market ?

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[GMLS]

Just got back from 4 nights on this site and had a great time.
The first day my son and I cycled along the disused railway line into Bristol (14 easy miles each way) and then we took the P&R into Bath the next 2 days (£3 each return, under 16's free). Can thoroughly recommend the Roman Baths (allow at least 2 hours) and last night we went to The Globe in (excellent meal and friendly staff) https://www.vintageinn.co.uk/restaurants/south-west/theglobenewtonsaintloe. The Boathouse is the nearest pub but was just about to close for refurbishment and had a restricted menu but looked ok. For the beers lovers (like me), there is a micro brewery just up the road from the campsite https://electricbearbrewing.com/

 

[Campervan_man]

From memory the main Bath Coach Car Park is ONLY £2 from 6PM to 8AM.
Make sure to leave before 8AM though as the Traffic Warden will pounce.
Do take your swimming costume and visit the Roman Baths Spa. Expensive but amazing.
Bottom floor a walk in pool, middle floor showers and scented steam rooms and the top floor is a walk in open air roof top pool.

 

[Janine]

Has anyone parked in the coach park lately? When I was there a couple of years ago, there was an old hippy campervan covered in parking tickets.

 

[GMLS]

Has anyone parked in the coach park lately? When I was there a couple of years ago, there was an old hippy campervan covered in parking tickets.

Just found this
https://visitbath.co.uk/travel-trade-2/coach-parking-and-drop-off/

 

[Janine]

Just found this
https://visitbath.co.uk/travel-trade-2/coach-parking-and-drop-off/

Looking at google maps, I think it was the Riverside Coach Park.

Motorhomes were permitted to park there too. Looks like that’s not the case now ?

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[lunarman]

Visiting Bath after March 2021 may cause a problem for pre euro 6 Motorhomes registered as PHGV ( over 3.5 tonnes). The proposed clean air zone comes into effect then and there will be a daily charge of £9 Bath Clean air zone charges.

For those trying to get to Bath Marina Site from the east they will either have to pay the £9 to cross Bath, arriving and leaving or divert around Bath to approach the Marina from the Bristol side.