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Dimbola Museum & Galleries
Terrace Lane, Isle of Wight, Southern England, PO40 9QE
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0.75 acres
Some sloping pitches
Electric amperage: 10
Lawned site
Nearby
Great savings on days out
Offers available to Club members
Leisure Activities
The Big Shoot - Tapnell Farm, Isle of Wight
Newport Road, Isle of Wight, Southern England, PO41 0YJ
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With over 150 spectacular shooting grounds located up and down the country, The Big Shoot is the UK and Ireland's largest Clay Pigeon Shooting network and strives to provide you with an unbelievable shooting experience! It doesn't matter whether you're a regular shooter looking to hone in them pre-existing deadeye skills or a newcomer looking to experience the thrills of cracking clays - everyone can enjoy the hilariously fun and competitive thrills that Clay Pigeon Shooting provides!
Leisure Activities
Go Ballistic Paintball - Camelford
off Trevilley Lane, Delabole, Hampshire, Southern England, PL33 9EU
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With over 100 warlike battlefields, Go Ballistic is the UK and Ireland's largest paintball provider - so you're guaranteed unbelievable paint-splattering fun in a destination near you! Submerge yourself on the front line of action as you fight your way through a variety of military-themed game modes on our indoor and outdoor battlefields located across the nation!
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- SO41 0LJ
- GPS:
- Lat 50.734201 / Lon -1.628682
- OS field ref:
- SZ263928
- OS map ref:
- 195
Transport links
- Buses go to: Lymington, Bournemouth
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: New Milton
- Train station within 5 miles
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A first class site
We spent 10 very enjoyable days at this site .The owners were very helpful and Robert helped us to level our van with his blocks of wood .. The site has attractive views and is very convenient to all the seaside attractions and the New Forest. Milford is a charming seaside village .
We will definitely visit again .
Very busy road
A lovely site and particularly friendly owners, but the road is very busy. From when we arrived at 12 on sunday there was more or less constant traffic until 9pm and then from about 7am until 11am when we left as we couldn't cope with it any longer. A great shame.
A lovely coastal convenient site.
Our first CL but to an area we know well. Friendly helpful owner who greeted us and showed us to our pitch (No.1 which was very level with a brick barn behind us). A pretty site although near the road so some noise at peak times but this did not disturb us. We had a lovely walk along the cliff to Milford, which has all the basics you need and more, this took about an hour. Lunch at the Smugglers was excellent. Nice area for walking the dog and friendly ponies in the next field. Will definately return again.
First visit but hope not the last
Although we have been caravanning in this area for
over 40 years this was our first visit to Taddiford Farm and we were very impressed. We were given a warm welcome by Mr. Coakes and were able to site our twin-axle caravan easily as provision has been made to overcome the slope of the field - in fact we were spot-on level! The grass was nice and short and drains well so no mud, and we had a pleasant view over an open field with horses, towards woods. It only takes 10-15 minutes to walk to the clifftop path which leads to Barton-on-Sea in one direction and Milford-on-Sea the other. We left the site in beautiful sunshine and were very tempted to stay!! Look forward to visiting again.
First but probably not last visit.
This is a well kept site where we received a warm welcome from very helpful owners.
The real benefit for us was the bus stop at the gate (we're bus pass users) and the easy access to the coast path. The site slopes but arrangements to make levelling easy and a supply of blocks have been provided to solve the problem. There is a bit of road noise but overnight it is negligible.
BobMurray
Reviewed on 23/09/2015 20:34
