Camping in Birmingham

[BaaaadSlider]

Having booked to go see the Monster Trucks in September (with our little nephew) we were toying with the idea of staying overnight, having looked on fun place, the search for Birmingham doesnt bring anything up.
So i was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere near the NIA in Birmingham that would be suitable for one night camping please????

[eatcustard]

Google Clent, thats about 8 miles out from the NIA

[BaaaadSlider]

Google Clent, thats about 8 miles out from the NIA

thanks for that bit further out than i wanted but defo a possiblity x

[eatcustard]

You dont want to camp in Brum

Not near the NIA, its not the best of places to stop

[BaaaadSlider]

You dont want to camp in Brum

Not near the NIA, its not the best of places to stop

no dint want to be right in brum but near enough for cheaper taxi costs lol

[eatcustard]

Train from Hagley (2 miles from Clent, tops) to Snow Hill and less than 1 mile to NIA

Or a bus into town

[BaaaadSlider]

Train from Hagley (2 miles from Clent, tops) to Snow Hill and less than 1 mile to NIA

Or a bus into town

cheers thanks for the info

[hixsy]

Camping in our neck of the woods sounds like a risky proposition, way to many toerags! agree with clent though nice place.

[Louey]

The only other campsites are Kingsbury Water Park and Chapel Lane nr Wythall.

Its one thing Birmingham lacks, but its not a bad city.

[72BUG]

You used "fun place" and Birmingham in the same sentence?

That's where you went wrong.

[armyphil]

On me mom and dads drive there Halesowen, train station down the road it's called rowley Regis

I love clent though beware because it's a fogging haven and police do drive by and move people on.

If not there's plenty of cheap bandb's down the hagley road