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Please Note: Bookings are not required for any Notts DA camping meets unless specifically indicated on this page.


Wells next the Sea

Norfolk.
Map Ref. 132/917429.       Post Code NR23 1RB

May 28th - June 6th
July 30th - Aug 27th

Notts DA invite all units to Alderman Peel High School :- On entering Wells from the
north or south on the A149 look for the NDA signs. From A148 Fakenham Rd,
turn left onto B1105 SP  Wells follow NDA signs.

Very important. No arrivals before 5.00pm on the 28th May
 No arrivals before 10.00am on the 30th July

Toilets are available but own sanitation advisable. Advance bookings not available.

Fees :- £8.50 per unit night and extra adults £2.00 per unit night.

Stewards: May  - Ron and Glenys Williams
Colin and Judy Beeson

Stewards: August - Ron and Glenys Williams
Trevor and Marion Melton (1st two weeks)
Terry & Yvonne Green with Barrie & Doreen White (2nd two weeks)

For further information please contact Mrs Glenys Williams 07952 290151
Cycling, walking and swimming all available from site.

 Wells-next-the-Sea is one of the most attractive towns on the North Norfolk Coast.
From the long sweeping beach bordered by pine woodland, also a lovely harbour with small fishing boats. There's children and adults alike all fishing for crabs, there's the shops on Staithe Street with not a chain store in sight and the tree-lined park with its fine Georgian houses, many quiet pubs and restaurants - Wells is an unspoiled seaside destination, waiting to be discovered.
 


Ingoldmells, Skegness

Lincolnshire
 
Map Ref. 122/561695.     Post Code PE25 1LZ

May 27th - June 6th

Notts DA invite all units to Grays Farm, Anchor Lane, Ingoldmells YBSB 122/084.
From Skegness on A52 for 5 miles. On the north side of Ingoldmells turn right into
Anchor Lane. Site is 0.5 miles on left, follow NDA signs.

Very important. Own sanitation is essential although some toilets are available.

Fees :- £9.00 per unit night and extra adults £2.00 per unit night.
Advance bookings not available.

Site opens at 9.30am Thursday 27th May and closes at 12.00 noon 6th June

On site Stewards Kim & Gordon Charlesworth 07949 223854
between 9.00am and 10.00pm only

For further information please contact Mrs Glenys Williams 07952 290151

Ingoldmells - is an outstanding resort combining the best of tradition with the most modern facilities.
It was the excellent sunshine record, that encouraged Billy Butlin to open his first holiday centre at Ingoldmells in 1936. The Magical World of Fantasy Island - a theme park set under an all-weather
pyramid with Europe's largest seven day market. Here you can enjoy the Millennium Roller Coaster, Europe's longest looping coaster

 Attractions:
 
  Church Farm
Museum 		 3 Miles
  Hunstanton Sea Life
Sanctuary 		 18 Miles
  Titchwell Marsh
Nature Reserve 		 20 Miles

 more attractions near
 Ingoldmells...
 
 Towns:
  Addlethorpe  1 Mile
  Winthorpe  2 Miles
  Chapel St. Leonard's  2 Miles.
  Skegness                   3 Miles

 more towns near
 Ingoldmells..


Evesham Sports Club
Worcestershire
 Albert Road, Evesham
 
 Map Ref. 150/032438.     Post Code WR11 4LE
May 28th - June 6th

Notts DA invite all units to Evesham Sports Club. Upon entering Evesham High Street A4184, travelling south turn right, or if travelling north turn left onto Albert Road.
Continue for 500yds and bear left, watch for NDA signs

Fees :- £6.50 per unit night and extra adults £2.00 per unit night.
No advance bookings.
For further information please contact Mrs Glenys Williams 07952 290151

Stewards:  Tony & Betty Daft with Alison & Kevin Newton

onsite contact 07854 574369, Own sanitation is essential.

 An excellent new riverside site for Notts DA, it is within very easy walking distance of Evesham town
 centre. The picturesque Hampton Ferry is just 10 minutes walk along the banks of the River Avon.
 There's also a licensed restaurant within an easy stroll just along
 the river bank and the Avon fishing rights also belong to the site for
 day ticket anglers within the season.

 Evesham nestles at the foot of the Cotswold Hills, on the banks of
 the river, at the heart of the fruit growing industry, Evesham is an old
 market town and it still retains the ability to attract a growing
 number of shoppers throughout the year.

 Evesham has many attractions for the visitor. The River Avon, which
 meanders around both sides of the town, offers fishing, water sports, boating holidays, boat hire and river
 trips. The river plays host to many of the towns annual events - including the River Festival, Illuminated
 Boat Rally and numerous rowing events including the Evesham Regatta - a two day rowing spectacular
 held in May also see the details for the Tudor Festival 23 - 25th May www.shakespeare.org.uk
 

 Attractions:

 
  Broadway Tower & Country Park
 6 Miles
  Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway  7 Miles
  Stanway House and Fountain  7 Miles

more attractions near Evesham...
 
 Towns:
  Bengeworth  1 Mile
  Offenham   1 Miles
  Charlton   2 Miles.

more towns near Evesham...

 
Century Touring Park
 Brixham, Devon
 
 Map Ref. 202/932558.     Post Code TQ5 9EY

                          July 30th - August 27th

Notts DA invite all units to Century Touring Park on Gillard Rd, Brixham

Fees: £9.50 per unit night. extra adults £1.50. Own sanitation is essential.
 Bookings not available.

Stewards are: Tony and Val Roberts, Michael and Sylvia Elliott
Howard and Barbara Tipton, Mob: 07815 790945

For further information please contact Mrs Glenys Williams 07952 290151

 Brixham is the smallest of the three towns that make up the holiday region of Torbay. It has over 22 miles
 of coastline to explore. Entertainments close by include Churston go carts, Broadsands beach,
 Goodrington theme park with Quay West water rides, Woodlands park and Cayman short hole golf to
 name but a few. Dartmouth and England's oldest town Totnes are a short bus or car ride away and both
 Paignton & Torquay are within easy commuting distance. Brixham is famous for its fresh fish and the
 town is host to a number of fish restaurants and eateries.
 It has a number of beaches including Breakwater Beach located near the harbour, this is a pebbly beach,
 ideal shallow paddling for the kids, going out to deeper water for scuba diving. A beachside restaurant,
 which serves A La Carte seafood amongst other dishes (open evenings too, great views), and a beach
 cafe for takeaway snacks, etc. This is a popular beach for diving activities. There is a decent sized car
 park right by the beach. There is a lovely cove at Mansands beach, which is gained from Higher Brixham
 you will have to leave your car at the top of the cliffs and walk down to the beach and there is a
 picturesque cove at Scababbacombe beach - this is part nudist (the far end). Again, you need to leave the
 car at the top of the cliffs and walk. There are dozens of other beaches, small and large.
 Brixham has much to offer tourists, particularly caravanners.


 

Attractions:
 
  Brixham Heritage Museum
 		  1 Mile
  Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway
 		  4 Miles
  Dartmouth Castle
 		  4 Miles
more attractions near Brixham...
 
 
Towns:
 
  Berry Head  1 Mile
  Churston Ferrers  2 Miles
  Paignton  4 Miles
  Galmpton  3 Miles

more towns near Brixham...