Hi all,
Missus wants to visit Kent for this years hols, camping club site has two sites "Canterbury and Folkestone" both look reasonable but have mixed reviews, any comments appreciated,
also saw Broadhembury touring park nice website any comments on this also,
looking to go between the spring bank hols and before the kids break up from school for the summer,
many thanks all
Ron
THinking of a holiday in Kent this year
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THinking of a holiday in Kent this year
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Re: THinking of a holiday in Kent this year
We have stayed at both, both are the normal standard, Canterbury is ideal for covering the whole of Kent as your never more than an average of 30 minutes, worse an hours drive to anywhere in the county, also the takeaways deliver to site Folkestone has great views of the Channel and over to the French Coast on clear days, very busy constant change of people and vehicles as its the first/last stop for the Ferry for many people!
Here are a few locations we visited http://www.360cities.net/search/kent-uk or look on the Map however http://www.360cities.net/map#lat=51.219 ... 01&zoom=10
Here are a few locations we visited http://www.360cities.net/search/kent-uk or look on the Map however http://www.360cities.net/map#lat=51.219 ... 01&zoom=10
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I have camped at Folkstone racecourse on a couple of occasions.
Found it clean and available witthout booking BUT that was not when the racing was on. Handy as a one night stand waiting for the ferry!.
Ian G
Found it clean and available witthout booking BUT that was not when the racing was on. Handy as a one night stand waiting for the ferry!.
Ian G
Re: THinking of a holiday in Kent this year
seen a few comments about the standards of shower and toilet facilities with the Canterbury site, not putting you on the spot here but what is your opinion?g8dhe wrote:We have stayed at both, both are the normal standard, Canterbury is ideal for covering the whole of Kent as your never more than an average of 30 minutes, worse an hours drive to anywhere in the county, also the takeaways deliver to site Folkestone has great views of the Channel and over to the French Coast on clear days, very busy constant change of people and vehicles as its the first/last stop for the Ferry for many people!
Here are a few locations we visited http://www.360cities.net/search/kent-uk or look on the Map however http://www.360cities.net/map#lat=51.219 ... 01&zoom=10
cheers
Ron
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There are two blocks, the older one in the middle of the site appears to be solar operated for a lot of its power. Its is an older block, so the showers are a little on the small side and being solar powered a little on the cooler side. The other nearer the entrance, is better being a little more modern, and has a better supply of hot water. Both had normal levels of cleanliness, I did notice that there was a whiff of sewers in the older one, but only on two occasions and not that strong, we were down there end of Sept early October last year.