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Steph

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ed_pete

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I would recommend either Tanner Farm Park or Palace Farm, neither of which is too far away.

Facilities are better at Tanner Farm but it is a larger site and therefore you would expect them to be, no campfire though. Owners at both are IMO a bit grumpy. Forgewood OK but a bit basic and, again IMO, a bit over priced for what they're offering.

kemurf

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We went to Dunn Street Farm, near Ashford a couple of years ago and plan to go back. It's a farm, shared fridge, washing machine and freezer facilities. Two large fields - the one with no cars is perfect for kids to run about and make friends. No website, but here it is on the UKCampsite; http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2732

It's always good to get recommendations - I've bookmarked Palace Farm recently, and am about to look at Stubcroft. Brilliant!

ladywotlunches

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This nice weather has made camping the popular choice for the Bank holiday it seems! Any other gems anyone can recommend for me to try and get a last minute break in the South East. All the above are fully booked (apart fro Dunn street which sounds lovely but I'm still waiting to hear back from them).

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