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ninja.turtle007 wrote:

The pub on the main road (if you can call it that) does the best steak with blue cheese butter I have ever had.

That's my local that is
I live about 10 houses down on that "main road" (apart from 6 weeks in the summer)

phoog wrote:

ninja.turtle007 wrote:

The pub on the main road (if you can call it that) does the best steak with blue cheese butter I have ever had.

That's my local that is
I live about 10 houses down on that "main road" (apart from 6 weeks in the summer)

Very nice round there. The other pub is a bit poncy though.

When you live in such a great place where on earth do you go for holiday?

ninja.turtle007 wrote:


When you live in such a great place where on earth do you go for holiday?

off round France at the end of next week, I rent my house out for july/August,(along with half of Croyde/Georgeham !) it pays the mortgage and leaves enough for a bit of touring about so Southern France in July and not sure where yet in August.

Newgale in pembroke!! great little campsite next to the beach
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jed the spread wrote:

ninja.turtle007 wrote:

jed the spread wrote:There are loads of places to wild camp in Cornwall. Just avoid all the areas like the ones listed above.

Jed

Spill the beans then!

Places like this,





jed

i live here...this is my back yard..but can't for the life of me think where this is ...giz a clue

hi all
if anyone wants to camp in croyde during the school summer holidays i can recommend cherry tree farm stayed there last year only open for the school hols staff are great.if anyone wants more info let me know.

c'mon Mr Jed....where is it too m'luv ???

We are off to newgale on friday,great campsite spotless toilet block.and only 5gbp per night per person, with surf.

ooooh please can I get PM on wild camping around Braunton too please please please?

I've stayed at Surfers (attached to Ruda) and it's a great location, just as exxy as all the other sites in the area (Bay View, Cherry Tree etc) tho. They charge £15 pp/pn and £5 for the vehicle. It's basic and can be noisy in the main field BUT they're not bothered about minimum bookings ie: 5 nights or more etc.

Last year I went on spec and only paid £15 pn as the girl checking me in didn't charge for my 4yr old and forgot to charge parking fees.

Planning to do the same this year - going this Sunday.

If it doesn't work out have got a couple of cheaper sites on the agenda near Woolacombe and Bideford; Little Road Way, north Morte Farm and Stoke Barton.

If anyone's got any wild camping sweet spots around Durdle Door would very much appreciate it too.

Thanks
Sarah

I really like Dennis Cove in Padstow (some don't) as it's within car free staggering distance from the pubs