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Hi EDFers


I've been trying to find a campsite within two hours drive of us that is open in November. I've contacted several places that advertise as being open all year (via pitchup.com), but have either not had a response, or they are saying that they close on 31 Oct.


Can anyone recommend a lovely campsite that allows open fires, has good walks and good pubs nearby?


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I haven't actually been, but I remember hearing good things about a campsite that allows fires in the Vale of the White Horse. Looks like it's this one http://www.britchcombefarm.co.uk/. Doesn't say when they are open but appears to fit the bill on other counts, walks are certainly good around there, along the ridgeway especially, and there is a pub quite near by if I recall correctly.

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