Park Coppice CC Site, Coniston

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Just spent a glorious five days at this site. My son (12) and I arrived mid day and asked whether we wanted a pitch near to the lake or higher up. Directed down to bottom part of site backing directly onto the woods. Had a few slight problems with the new caravan (1992 Avondale Pearle Adonis) but the warden sorted them out, although could not get fridge to work of electric, gas worked it fine. The kids were allowed to ride their bikes up and down and play football without too many complaints, although I think if you go to a 280 pitch site during the May week school holiday you have to accept there will be children playing. Site shop limited but walk, cycle into Consiton an easy half hour there and back. Fantastic walks, cycing and generally lying on the lake side. Highly recommend. Little caravan/tent shop called David Watts in Consiton sells everything you could possibly need, dont be put off by the fact you can hardly get into the shop for things he does know where they are!
 
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Sorry been away a long time due to a relative leaving this planet, & a very broke & expensive computer.

We are shortly going to Park Coppice for 8 nights starting 1st july

& have downloaded a route using cc club, but i have heard that it is an orkward narrow drive & i have a 25 foot outfit is this the best way to reach this site

M6 jun 36

A590

A5092

Then is it A5084 or A593

Yes i'm a trucker & have no quarms about towing but i would still be nervous around narrow lanes & worst getting Lost.

Any comments most welcome.

We are really exited at going here & are still chuffed with our newish van, & even my dog Benson loves it (yes he sleeps on the bed with us)had a good laugh on the recent postings.
 
Apr 11, 2005
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Hi Moses

Am pretty sure its A593 ! But dont worry, we went to this site on only (I think) second or third time towing a van ! My partner managed admirably! 24ft van ! Yes it is winding and narrow in SOmE places but with your experience you will be fine, we just went very slow but hardly any traffic so it was fine, beautiful site !!!

Enjoy

Tina x
 
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Hi Moses

Am pretty sure its A593 ! But dont worry, we went to this site on only (I think) second or third time towing a van ! My partner managed admirably! 24ft van ! Yes it is winding and narrow in SOmE places but with your experience you will be fine, we just went very slow but hardly any traffic so it was fine, beautiful site !!!

Enjoy

Tina x
Hi Tina

Many thanks for the info on route

I'm sure we will enjoy this site

will let you all know how we got on

taking a large bottle of Jura whisky

just in case i cannot sleep at night

Well it will be quite wont it ?

yum yum oh bliss.

thanks Again.
 
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Hi Tina

Many thanks for the info on route

I'm sure we will enjoy this site

will let you all know how we got on

taking a large bottle of Jura whisky

just in case i cannot sleep at night

Well it will be quite wont it ?

yum yum oh bliss.

thanks Again.

ps. sorry put reply in comments instead of reply to topic,

wouldnt want to seem as not replying. :)
 
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LOL ! No worries,just promise me that if you finish your Jura whisky that you will keep a safe distance from the lake,dont be tempted to go for a midnight rowboat adventure !!!!!!!!!

Tina x
 
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Sorry been away a long time due to a relative leaving this planet, & a very broke & expensive computer.

We are shortly going to Park Coppice for 8 nights starting 1st july

& have downloaded a route using cc club, but i have heard that it is an orkward narrow drive & i have a 25 foot outfit is this the best way to reach this site

M6 jun 36

A590

A5092

Then is it A5084 or A593

Yes i'm a trucker & have no quarms about towing but i would still be nervous around narrow lanes & worst getting Lost.

Any comments most welcome.

We are really exited at going here & are still chuffed with our newish van, & even my dog Benson loves it (yes he sleeps on the bed with us)had a good laugh on the recent postings.
Hi

The Drive in is very Scarey, I drive all day all day as well but it made me nervous. But it is well worth it, site is excellent, quite laid back not like alot of CC sites where you cant breath without the net curtains twitching :)

Symon
 
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Am intersted in the best way to get to this site from Scotland as I plan to go there in August with my Elddis caravan.I have no problem getting down to the M6 but what I do need to know is when I get nearer to Coniston is the road from Windermere going north around the top of the lake better to go or would I be better going from the south around the bottom of the lake up the way. I travelled the road last year in the car [citroen c5] and remembered the car on its own seemed awfully large for the road in places. Your help would be appreciated thanks Mark P.S distance is not the important factor I am more interested in the easiest road to travel as I am relatively new at this
 
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Am intersted in the best way to get to this site from Scotland as I plan to go there in August with my Elddis caravan.I have no problem getting down to the M6 but what I do need to know is when I get nearer to Coniston is the road from Windermere going north around the top of the lake better to go or would I be better going from the south around the bottom of the lake up the way. I travelled the road last year in the car [citroen c5] and remembered the car on its own seemed awfully large for the road in places. Your help would be appreciated thanks Mark P.S distance is not the important factor I am more interested in the easiest road to travel as I am relatively new at this
Hi Mark

I will ask when on site for best route for you comming from Scotch, check posting around 9-10 july, but you will prob get info before that.

Have a brill Holiday :)

Moses.
 
Apr 27, 2006
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This was the first time I had taken the Avondale Adonis out and although a smaller van was worried about the route. If you log onto the caravan club web site, or call them, they actually have a suggested route which is around the bottom of the lake, this avoids the really windy roads and small villages around Coniston. Enjoy your time there, remember the dingy, bikes and walking shoes and you will have a great time. P.s not many flies but lots and lots of catepillars!
 
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Mark ,

when you get to Coniston set a day aside to come to the west coast, the village of Haverigg has a beatiful beach, the beach cafe for lunch is recommended as is the Harbour Hotel.

Silecroft three mile north is worth a look, as is trip up the coast taking in Bootle and then take the fell road back to Duddon bridge, and hed back to Coniston.

I could go on for ever , have a good holiday and welcome to south cumbria (Cumberland when I was born)

Tony A.
 
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Hi mark

i asked the very nice site wardens for the route

and they advised jun 36 A590 A5092 then A593

It's around 30 miles off M6 with good roads then when on A593

you have around 7 miles of Narrow windy road into site, but these are as we found not so busy.

You could come in from jun 40 on the A66 towards Keswick But once off the A591 Ambleside it is very twisty & narrow & could be stressful towing.

On a lighter scale Park Coppice is a very clean & quite site ENJOY.

***** Take a Long electric cable ******
 
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Hi Tina

just got back & agree with Debbi on this Exellent site

It's so quiet & it's nice seeing kids being kids also lots of doggy's. Mine Benson had a great time, the weather was scorching from day one till end off hol, very pleasent wardens (i didnt see any squirrels) maybe 2 much whisky

*** Take long electric cable & a decent telly arial ***

as reception is pretty poor on some pitches.
 
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Hi Moses

Glad you had a nice time,how did you find the drive, not too bad is it? think there is a lot worse out there ! did you enjoy the Jura whisky!!!?? If you liked Park coppice then you will love Low park Wood CC site , just as nice,lots of dog walks and a lot easier to get to !(fish and chip van on a sat night to soak up the whisky !!)

Tina x
 
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Hi Tina

Yes thanks i enjoyed my whisky, Also taken to red wine

wich we both detest back home but sitting out in the sun seem's to make it taste better. :)

Roads aren't that bad went exploring around ulpha lots of tricky roads there though & not for towing (stunning scenery) also went to Raven glass (Hmmmmm nothing there except cho chooo's) & the castle on the way in (
 
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Moses,

Glad to hear you enjoyed your trip to my part of the country, did you go over Hard Knot pass at the top end of the Ulpha valley? now there`s a road, a couple of years ago I saw a lager wagon stuck on the third hairpin, he said his sat nav sent him the wrong way ?????????

Nothing but choo choos at Ravenglass! you should have taken the la`l Ratty ( minature railway 8mls long) to Eskdale the bonniest valley in the lakes (in my opinion) A walk to the water falls is well worth it, or a look at one of the oldest working mills in the country at Boot, and thats without the scenery which is stunning.

Did you visit the castle? or Muncaster as it is known, if so you didnt mention the beautiful gardens, or the Vole Maze, or indeed how could you fail to be impressed by the owl sanctury with its dozens of birds and also the free flying demos, 9 quid its cheap at that,you should have gone to the sellafeild visitors center very technical and FREE I think, then Whitehaven with its Rum Story and marina I think you missed a lot of good attractionson the West Coast,and then you went over to Keswick they know how to charge over there, personaly I prefer the south west of Cumbria its not the tourist trap that the northern lakes, still you can always come back and try again,

happy vanning mate

Tony A.
 
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Hi Tony A

Just missed hard rock pass, we went along from broughton mills-ulpha-upto wrynoses pass & back around to coniston wich itself was a terrific day out & had a beautiful valley looking down on a small Resivoir.

also walked to old man coniston,& so many other places. Muncaster castle was what i was refering to with the
 
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I am off to this site in a couple of weeks and since my daughter, son in law and grandaughter will also be on holiday in the area can anyone tell me which mobile phone, if any works on the site.
 

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