Campfire campsites

[Elle]

Found a "TOP 10" of campfire friendly campsites

1 RUNNAGE FARM CAMPING SITE, Postbridge, Yelverton, Devon PL20 6TN
www.runnagecampingbarns.co.uk

2 LANEFOOT FARM CARAVAN AND CAMPING SITE, Thornthwaite, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5RZ
www.stayinthornthwaite.co.uk

3 STRATHFILLAN WIGWAM VILLAGE CAMPSITE, Tyndrum, Crianlarich, Perthshire FK20 8RU
www.wigwamholidays.com/strathfillan_wigwam_villages

4 LADY HEYES CARAVAN AND CAMPING PARK, Kingsley Road, Frodsham, Cheshire WA6 6SW
www.ladyheyespark.com

5 CWELLYN ARMS PUB AND CAMPSITE, Rhyd Ddu, Gwynedd LL54 6TL
www.snowdoninn.co.uk

6 CLOUD FARM CAMPING SITE, Oare, Lynton, Devon EX35 6NU
www.cloudfarmcampingc.om

7 DOLGAMEDD CAMPING AND CARAVAN PARK, Bontnewydd, Brithdir, Dolgellau Gwynedd LL40 2DG

8 TYN-YR-ONNEN CAMPING AND CARAVAN SITE, Waun Fawr, Caerfarfon Gwynedd LL55 4AX
www.tyn-yr-onnen.co.uk

9 THE COTTON ARMS PUB AND CAMPSITE, Wrenbury, Cheshire CW5 8HG
www.cottonarms.com

10 CHARITY FARM CARAVAN AND CAMPING SITE, Smithy Brow, Wrightington, Lancashire WN6 9PP
www.charityfarm.co.uk

[Brenhden]

Hi Elle,

This is very relavent to my interests. I subscribe to this website:

http://www.campingninja.com/

You can filter campsites by campfires and the sites I've stayed at are great.

Bren

[RH_SCOTLAND]

Red Squirrel Campsite in Glencoe allows camp fires, but only where they indicate it is allowed. You cant start one up anywhere on the site.

[davsato]

that camping ninja site is good, cheers brenhden.

you dont get much more fire friendly than hurst view in lymington, where we're having the south coast rally. (IF we can get it lit this time!)

[nevsey]

(IF we can get it lit this time!)

Depending on how much rain you bring with you :woohoo:

[Pablo]

Here's a nice spot for anyone passing through the borders.

http://tibbieshiels.com/

[RH_SCOTLAND]

I have done a few dives in St Marys and Loch of the Lowes. Even in the height of summer it is baltic in the water! Some cracking roads in the area though.

Another camp site to try is the one in Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan. Again you can have a wee fire down at the bottom of the site, on the shoreline.

Here's a nice spot for anyone passing through the borders.

http://tibbieshiels.com/

[davsato]

(IF we can get it lit this time!)

Depending on how much rain you bring with you :woohoo:

oi i only live round the corner, its you northerners that bought the misery with you

[P4ulie]

Red Squirrel Campsite in Glencoe allows camp fires, but only where they indicate it is allowed. You cant start one up anywhere on the site.

Red Squirrel without a fire might as well be a blood donor bank

I remember many years ago arranging to meet a friend there, he told me to find the most exposed spot available & we then went out looking for the greenest dead wood to burn. If there had been tyres laying around we would have burnt them. Them midgies are feckers

Thank you Elle, one of my priorities is a site with fires permitted. Theres something about a fire under the stars, maybe it keeps us in touch with our ancestors, certainly feels right

[redbikejohn]

mmmm warm evening, cold beer and a fire in the bush..... oh well its not due to snow any this weekend at least :unsure: