Bath Chew Valley and places to visit?

[LDRAWMER]

We have booked to go to Bath Chew Valley for the New Year. Does anyone have any comments about this site, or suggestions for places to visit?

Thanks

 

[RogerL]

Chew Valley is a delightfully different site - adults only, towcars not allowed on pitches except to tow on/off.

The Pony & Trap in a nearby village does excellent food but you'll need to be there early as it's very popular among locals.

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

I put on a report here .......

http://www.carryoncamping.org/viewtopic.php?t=2366

 

[LDRAWMER]

Thanks your Lordship!

 

[LDRAWMER]

By the way, off to Lucksall on Friday for the Bank Holiday weekend, after you recommnded earlier. Hoping we get at list a few hours without rain!

Bath Chew looks really beautiful, shame we are going in December/January, as the landscaping/planting looks wonderful. We are feeding the (grown up) children and grandchildren over Christmas, so this is our relaxation after!

 

[LDRAWMER]

Chew Valley is a delightfully different site - adults only, towcars not allowed on pitches except to tow on/off.

The Pony & Trap in a nearby village does excellent food but you'll need to be there early as it's very popular among locals.

Thanks, we will try it out!

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

I hope the weather is kinder to you than we have had it of late Lois. I hope you've booked a hardstanding although the riverside grass pitches shouldn't be too bad if the rain keeps away. I'm just surprised the river hasn't flooded with the amount of rain we've had.