Oh my that bridge with the piper playing on it was amazing!!! All the other places you highlighted were the things that I remembered from your vlogs. I so enjoy seeing all the countryside you take us to. The local villages are so special to see👍🏻
Thanks so much for watching. The piper was collecting money for charity and visited the bridge each evening. After playing the pipes he would come and talk to us. Great memories 😃 Trev n Sue
My favorite was the first one. It’s small, secluded, and country. It has everything, cows, a river, lovely stone bridge, and bagpipes! The rest were nice, too. Great video.👍💕😊
Those are certainly some charming campsites. I loved the one in Scotland what are you could cross the stone bridge or be serenaded by the bagpiper. That’s pretty cool.
I don’t think the public were encouraged to climb the old stone bridge but it was beautiful to look at the the dark peaty river flowing below. The piper was collecting for charity and was a regular attraction in the evenings 😃 Thanks so much for watching 👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Some great sites Trev & Sue. Like the St Agnes site, great views of the sea. We looked at Hebden Bridge but not having a toilet block put us off. Thanks for sharing.
With just two of us we are happy with no facilities some of the time. It’s a very pretty site in a lovely area. I think we will go back sometime 😃 Cheers, Trev
Hi Trev and Sue, I remember the video in Scotland with the Piper on the quirky bridge. Lovely, what a great choice of sites to stay at , hope you are both keeping well, take care x
Thanks Colin. It really is a beautiful area. We are so sad that the flooding has become such a frequent problem in the valley. I am sure we will be back in the area again soon 😃 Trev
Hi Danny & Lynn, really appreciate you coming over to watch. We love the local walks in the villages, there are so many pretty places 😃 take care 🚐 Trev n Sue
Enjoyed that Trev and Sue, some lovely suggestions there. We love the look of St Agnes Beacon and might try and book that for the summer! Thanks for sharing, miss you guys
We are quite particular when selecting our campsites. I guess you could say fussy 🤣🤣 But hey we are Poshcats 👍🏻 Thanks Angela hope you are all doing well 💕 Trev n Sue
Twenty years ago the landlords of my local pub decided to give up and move to St Agnes, I can see why, It looks beautiful. I would find the approach road to the site challenging! Thanks for sharing, excellent as always.
It’s a bit scary but only about a mile and there are passing places. If you took your time and arrived in the afternoon you would be fine. Use the instructions in the book for the best way in. Views are lovely but pitches are a little more random than normal on a CAMC site and you will need levelling blocks. No toilet or shower facilities on this site. It’s amazing once parked and well worth the extra effort 😃👍🏻 Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping Thanks for the useful information. A couple of years ago I had a bad experience in Malvern, where I had to reverse our motorhome uphill in the town to allow a huge lorry to pass. It was a bit chaotic because there was a lot of traffic behind me. I'm not a nervous driver but that was an unpleasant experience. I saw you had to uncouple your tow car in a narrow lane in Cornwall. Must be a nightmare when that happens.
@@robertsavage7804 yes it was by more like a memorable moment than a nightmare. I am lucky that when I should be absolutely stressed to my eyeballs I react calmly. It follows years in management, expect the unexpected and all that. The best sites always have a little drawback. The Woolacombe site and the Hurn Lane site both have narrow approaches but I usually look at Google Maps street view before I book to check the level of risk 🤣 see, I am a coward really 😉 Trev
Nice one guys lots of people seem to mention & like that hebden Bridge site , must try the one at mendlesham too only about 40 mins from us , it’s so exciting seeing all these sites 😀 , great accompanying footage 👍 Mike & kirsty
Thanks Mike and Kirsty, Mendlesham is close to our hearts. It’s a sleepy little village but very pretty and worth a weekend visit for sure 😃 Trev n Sue
Ok my favorite is st. Agnes. I love that you get a view of the sea! I could park it there and stay all summer LOL. You know if we were there, Jessie would want to magnet fish in all those canals lol. Those long skinny canal boats crack me up a little. As far as I know we don't have anything like that here in the states. Course not really sure we even have any canals like that. I mean I'm sure there are some, but not miles and miles of them. If there is, I'm sure someone will correct me LOL.
LOL the canal boats are called narrowboats and they are 7 feet wide and typically 55 feet long. Most are steered from the back, imagine that !!! Perfect for magnet fishing 👍🏻 So pleased you watch our videos and leave lovely comments 👍🏻😃 Trev n Sue
Really helpful as we’re going to the site at Carrbridge to visit one of Rachel’s friends in June so was great to see it - thanks as always! - David & Rachel 👍
great locations, wish we could actually put these into use... one day though, one day I back you guys not being short of recommendations 😂 well put together thanks Trev and sue! 🥰
Maybe next year we'll be allowed out again. Now they are saying yearly lockdowns: best to move to Florida already, if you can find a way out of the UK !!
@@PoshcatsCampingIt's worse for the elderly: missing a year is a significant part of the healthiest part of their remaining lives. My personal worry is for the jabbed. If the SARS1 animal testing results are duplicated with this variant of the gene jab, we could lose millions in the UK alone. But all people on Motorhomefun can say is 'be patient, it's only a few more months'. It seems the more restrictions, the more problems we get. How does dying at home help anyone, I just don't 'get' it. Didn't some of these pensioners risk machine gun fire for freedoms to travel?
Lovely place Ashwell, Trev. Ashridge was where I met Bob & Jenny. I spent a few weeks there while working in Letchworth. This was going to be on our list but Zoe's never been. Great video
Ahh yes, Polstead is between Sudbury, Colchester and Hadleigh. All lovely places to visit. There is a pub at the end of the road, let’s hope it’s open 👍🏻 Definitely keeping fingers crossed 🤞 Trev n Sue
Not sure what you are referring to ? Can you help ? Ashwell is lovely and a real gem. We were so surprised how beautiful the village is. We must get more cakes next time 😉 Trev
Carrbridge is just south of Grantown on Spey just off the A9. It’s a pretty area in the Cairngorms. Quite a contrast to the wild west coast. Hope you are both well 😃 Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping we are lucky its only 15 mins drive for us so if we only have a short time for a 1 nite we go there or near there i use a lovely pub stop just 10mins away from there as well worth a look at near the caves well sign posted and ive put it on Park4night app
Hi Trev and sue I was interested to know how you have found memories of Mendlesham. Another coincidence I am a mendlesham boy so interested to hear your mum lived there.( Newbury road boy Peter ) Great choice you 2.
Isn’t life full of surprises 😃 Mum married Sid Proctor (when I was a teenager) who lived in Ducksen Road and they lived there in the late 1970s before moving to Bramford. Sid (my stepfather) parents lived across the road. Mr Proctor senior was a 1st world war survivor and a most wonderful old man. Hence fond memories visiting the village. 🙂
I’m new to your channel and enjoyed the video, great suggestions. We haven’t used CL’s as yet, fairly new to Motorhoming. Can I ask you where you purchased your day shelters from please (seen in the Nursery CL caption)? We’re interested in purchasing one to use for this year. Thanks
Hi Jane, thank you for your comments. We all bought them in 2018 or 2019. They have been updated and we recommend the Quest Screen House 4 Pro as it had the sides attached for ease of use. They are available online www.leisureoutlet.com/event-shelters/shelters-and-utilities/tents/184830-quest-screen-house-4-pro-outdoor-gazebo?surface=active&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgI2CwfjI7wIV6IBQBh3cSwJAEAUYASABEgJxpPD_BwE Hope this helps 😃 Trev
It’s Bogroy Croft CL in Carrbridge just off the A9 near Grantown on Spey in Scotland. Very warm welcome provided by the family and lovely setting with easy access. 😃 Trev n Sue
Oh my that bridge with the piper playing on it was amazing!!! All the other places you highlighted were the things that I remembered from your vlogs. I so enjoy seeing all the countryside you take us to. The local villages are so special to see👍🏻
Thanks so much for watching. The piper was collecting money for charity and visited the bridge each evening. After playing the pipes he would come and talk to us. Great memories 😃 Trev n Sue
My favorite was the first one. It’s small, secluded, and country. It has everything, cows, a river, lovely stone bridge, and bagpipes! The rest were nice, too. Great video.👍💕😊
Thank you Laura, yes the Scottish site was perfect because of all those things. We love Scotland 😃 Trev
Those are certainly some charming campsites. I loved the one in Scotland what are you could cross the stone bridge or be serenaded by the bagpiper. That’s pretty cool.
I don’t think the public were encouraged to climb the old stone bridge but it was beautiful to look at the the dark peaty river flowing below. The piper was collecting for charity and was a regular attraction in the evenings 😃 Thanks so much for watching 👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Some great sites Trev & Sue. Like the St Agnes site, great views of the sea. We looked at Hebden Bridge but not having a toilet block put us off. Thanks for sharing.
With just two of us we are happy with no facilities some of the time. It’s a very pretty site in a lovely area. I think we will go back sometime 😃 Cheers, Trev
Hi Trev and Sue, I remember the video in Scotland with the Piper on the quirky bridge. Lovely, what a great choice of sites to stay at , hope you are both keeping well, take care x
Thanks Julie, we got lucky seeing the piper 😃 Have a good weekend 🚐 Trev
Hi Trev and Sue, walk to Hebbden Bridge is delightful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Colin. It really is a beautiful area. We are so sad that the flooding has become such a frequent problem in the valley. I am sure we will be back in the area again soon 😃 Trev
Great campsites, all 5! And the towns and villages were splendid. Danny and Lynn
Hi Danny & Lynn, really appreciate you coming over to watch. We love the local walks in the villages, there are so many pretty places 😃 take care 🚐 Trev n Sue
Enjoyed that Trev and Sue, some lovely suggestions there. We love the look of St Agnes Beacon and might try and book that for the summer! Thanks for sharing, miss you guys
We miss you too. Maybe a cheeky weekend together is needed. Take care of yourselves 😃 Trev n Sue
Some lovely sites there, thanks for sharing. Always great to see some other sites we may not have visited..
Definitely good to share our experiences 😀 have a good weekend 👍🏻 Trev
All 5 campsites sound wonderful! Really great choices! Thanks so much for sharing them with us! 😊
We are quite particular when selecting our campsites. I guess you could say fussy 🤣🤣 But hey we are Poshcats 👍🏻 Thanks Angela hope you are all doing well 💕 Trev n Sue
@@PoshcatsCamping I don't think there is nothing wrong with that at all... Lol! 😃😂👍
Twenty years ago the landlords of my local pub decided to give up and move to St Agnes, I can see why, It looks beautiful.
I would find the approach road to the site challenging!
Thanks for sharing, excellent as always.
It’s a bit scary but only about a mile and there are passing places. If you took your time and arrived in the afternoon you would be fine. Use the instructions in the book for the best way in. Views are lovely but pitches are a little more random than normal on a CAMC site and you will need levelling blocks. No toilet or shower facilities on this site. It’s amazing once parked and well worth the extra effort 😃👍🏻 Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping Thanks for the useful information. A couple of years ago I had a bad experience in Malvern, where I had to reverse our motorhome uphill in the town to allow a huge lorry to pass. It was a bit chaotic because there was a lot of traffic behind me. I'm not a nervous driver but that was an unpleasant experience. I saw you had to uncouple your tow car in a narrow lane in Cornwall. Must be a nightmare when that happens.
@@robertsavage7804 yes it was by more like a memorable moment than a nightmare. I am lucky that when I should be absolutely stressed to my eyeballs I react calmly. It follows years in management, expect the unexpected and all that. The best sites always have a little drawback. The Woolacombe site and the Hurn Lane site both have narrow approaches but I usually look at Google Maps street view before I book to check the level of risk 🤣 see, I am a coward really 😉 Trev
Some great sites Trev & Sue, It's a few years since we went to Hebden Bridge, St Agnes looks a lovely site, Brecon looks another good site
Yes we liked Hebden as it’s a nice quiet one, but park away from the road 😉 Trev
Nice one guys lots of people seem to mention & like that hebden Bridge site , must try the one at mendlesham too only about 40 mins from us , it’s so exciting seeing all these sites 😀 , great accompanying footage 👍
Mike & kirsty
Thanks Mike and Kirsty, Mendlesham is close to our hearts. It’s a sleepy little village but very pretty and worth a weekend visit for sure 😃 Trev n Sue
We scored Ashwell about sixth! Do like it there. Mendlesham looks nice. We scored Hebden Bridge quite highly too 😊. Thanks, good one.
Thanks Bob and Jenny, can’t wait to get out in the van 😃🚐 Trev n Sue
Ok my favorite is st. Agnes. I love that you get a view of the sea! I could park it there and stay all summer LOL. You know if we were there, Jessie would want to magnet fish in all those canals lol. Those long skinny canal boats crack me up a little. As far as I know we don't have anything like that here in the states. Course not really sure we even have any canals like that. I mean I'm sure there are some, but not miles and miles of them. If there is, I'm sure someone will correct me LOL.
LOL the canal boats are called narrowboats and they are 7 feet wide and typically 55 feet long. Most are steered from the back, imagine that !!! Perfect for magnet fishing 👍🏻 So pleased you watch our videos and leave lovely comments 👍🏻😃 Trev n Sue
Lovely choices, we love to see where you’ve been. More for our list, especially in Scotland. Cheers Dave & Helen
Looking back is great fun but really feeds the desire to get back out there. Come on Mr Johnson ! 😃 Hopefully not much longer 😉 Trev
Nice choices! I like the idea of booking out a campground and inviting along your friends. Such a good idea!
It was a great weekend. We had a socially distanced barbecue and caught up with all the gossip 🤣 thanks for watching 👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Really helpful as we’re going to the site at Carrbridge to visit one of Rachel’s friends in June so was great to see it - thanks as always! - David & Rachel 👍
The Carrbridge site is a lovely little CL with a walk to the shops and along the river. Enjoy 😃🚐 Trev
Oooh, great collab! Those are helpful tips. Not every campsite beside town is worth staying in (shudder lol)
Oh totally agree. Some sites we visited in the early days made your toes curl up 🤣🤣 have a great weekend 🚐 Trev
I love Hebden Bridge
Though I live 10 minutes away so can go a lot
Try a barge ride next time you go , you will love it seeing a lot of scenery
Oh that sounds great, yes we will come back to Hebden Bridge, we loved it there 😃 thank you 👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Some great sites Mentioned Trev & Sue.
Thanks Tom, it’s nice to be able to walk to the shops 😃 Trev
great locations, wish we could actually put these into use... one day though, one day
I back you guys not being short of recommendations 😂 well put together
thanks Trev and sue! 🥰
Thanks guys. Hope you are both well 😃 Trev
Maybe next year we'll be allowed out again. Now they are saying yearly lockdowns: best to move to Florida already, if you can find a way out of the UK !!
@@PoshcatsCampingIt's worse for the elderly: missing a year is a significant part of the healthiest part of their remaining lives. My personal worry is for the jabbed. If the SARS1 animal testing results are duplicated with this variant of the gene jab, we could lose millions in the UK alone.
But all people on Motorhomefun can say is 'be patient, it's only a few more months'. It seems the more restrictions, the more problems we get. How does dying at home help anyone, I just don't 'get' it. Didn't some of these pensioners risk machine gun fire for freedoms to travel?
Lovely place Ashwell, Trev. Ashridge was where I met Bob & Jenny. I spent a few weeks there while working in Letchworth. This was going to be on our list but Zoe's never been. Great video
Thanks Ads, really appreciate your support as always 👍🏻😃 Trev
Good ideas there, we’re coming your way at Easter fingers crossed 🤞 Polstead c&c site. 👍
Ahh yes, Polstead is between Sudbury, Colchester and Hadleigh. All lovely places to visit. There is a pub at the end of the road, let’s hope it’s open 👍🏻 Definitely keeping fingers crossed 🤞 Trev n Sue
Enjoyed your campsite reviews, I like St Agnes also Would like to try Hebbdon bridge. 👍🏴🏴🏴🏴👍
Both lovely areas. Would happily return to both. Thanks Linda 😃 Trev n Sue
A couple of interesting sites there, might have to have a look at St. Agnes. Thanks for sharing👍Mark & Coral
St Agnes is beautiful. Hilly though 😯 cheers guys 🚐 Trev
Hi Trev and Sue. Lovely collection of sites. Wouldn’t mind going to any of them :). Pete & Kaz 😀👍😀👍
We would love to meet you at any of them. 😉 Take care and keep the videos coming 👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Great choices there but my favourite is St Agnes as you know
Certainly a highlight of our tour of the southwest. Will definitely go back in future. Thanks Anne 😃 Trev n Sue
Loved your choices especially Ashwell lol. Did you say something thing about a casting fee 🤔😁 best wishes Angela and Kevan xx
Not sure what you are referring to ? Can you help ? Ashwell is lovely and a real gem. We were so surprised how beautiful the village is. We must get more cakes next time 😉 Trev
It was surprisingly a lovely village 😁
@@Angela-Winnie1 It’s just come to me 🤣🤣🤣 What a fool I am. Yes, drinks on me next time we meet 👍🏻😃 have a great weekend
When we had the Motorhome me and my wife we did lot of CL sites lot's of good ones out there we did lot round Derbyshire like your video .
Thank you Robert, yes I think we will try a few more CLs this season. There are some excellent ones out there 😃 Trev
I new Scotland would be your first choice! 😀
Couldn’t resist it Graeme. Hope you are keeping warm up there 👍🏻😃 Trev
We want to visit this area with the Bagpiper on the bridge, seen so many pics.
Carrbridge is just south of Grantown on Spey just off the A9. It’s a pretty area in the Cairngorms. Quite a contrast to the wild west coast. Hope you are both well 😃 Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping we're doing ok I suppose under the situation. Can't wait to get out and about again. Hope your both well ☺️
Hi not sure if you know right nx to the brecon canel there are 2 carparks you can stay at for a max of 2 nites only 100 yards walk to the theatre 🎥 😉
That’s very handy to know 😃👍🏻 Definitely going back that way soon, love Wales 🏴 🚐 Thanks 👍🏻Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping we are lucky its only 15 mins drive for us so if we only have a short time for a 1 nite we go there or near there i use a lovely pub stop just 10mins away from there as well worth a look at near the caves well sign posted and ive put it on Park4night app
Brilliant 👍🏻
Hi Trev and sue I was interested to know how you have found memories of Mendlesham. Another coincidence I am a mendlesham boy so interested to hear your mum lived there.( Newbury road boy Peter )
Great choice you 2.
Isn’t life full of surprises 😃 Mum married Sid Proctor (when I was a teenager) who lived in Ducksen Road and they lived there in the late 1970s before moving to Bramford. Sid (my stepfather) parents lived across the road. Mr Proctor senior was a 1st world war survivor and a most wonderful old man. Hence fond memories visiting the village. 🙂
Wow trev I lived at 6 Dickson rd I moved there in 65.as a teenager.
Not storking really mate.😃
Amazing 🤣🤣
My dream is to one day bring my box van conversion over to the UK for a sightseeing trip. I'm a new friend to your channel.
Welcome and thank you. There are so many things to see in the UK and Europe. We encourage you to come over and enjoy 😃 Trev n Sue
Good vlog explained really well
Thanks so much for watching 😃👍🏻 Trev n Sue
Some great sites an considering joint cmc
Thanks so much. It’s great to look back on the sites we have visited. 😃 Trev n Sue
I’m new to your channel and enjoyed the video, great suggestions. We haven’t used CL’s as yet, fairly new to Motorhoming. Can I ask you where you purchased your day shelters from please (seen in the Nursery CL caption)? We’re interested in purchasing one to use for this year. Thanks
Hi Jane, thank you for your comments. We all bought them in 2018 or 2019. They have been updated and we recommend the Quest Screen House 4 Pro as it had the sides attached for ease of use. They are available online www.leisureoutlet.com/event-shelters/shelters-and-utilities/tents/184830-quest-screen-house-4-pro-outdoor-gazebo?surface=active&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgI2CwfjI7wIV6IBQBh3cSwJAEAUYASABEgJxpPD_BwE Hope this helps 😃 Trev
@@PoshcatsCamping Many Thanks for coming back to me 😀
Please can you tell me the name of the first site x
It’s Bogroy Croft CL in Carrbridge just off the A9 near Grantown on Spey in Scotland. Very warm welcome provided by the family and lovely setting with easy access. 😃 Trev n Sue
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Hi Harry 👍🏻