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A CARAVAN CLUB GOLDEN JUBILEE SITE. It feels positively rural when you reach this verdant, gently sloping, secure site with its mature tree screening and spacious grounds. Good railway connections (35 mins) into Central London's attractions are within walking distance of the site. |
Open all year, this is a busy site,
popular with European visitors during
the summer months.
However, there are good reasons to visit Abbey Wood throughout the year: the Christmas lights, January sales
shopping, London Marathon,
Excel Centre and the
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As an alternative to the busy city centre, nearby Greenwich offers its own blend of fascinating attractions. River cruises operate to the Thames Barrier and between St Paul's, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London and Greenwich, Hampton Court & Kew.
The disabled toilet and shower facilities are located in Toilet Block A, and need a RADAR key for access. There are also walk-in disabled facilities with extra wide showers in Toilet Blocks A and B. These are not suitable for wheelchair access.
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If the pitch allocation is showing full for the dates required please contact the Warden direct on site. They may have some late availability, dependent on the weather conditions.
Please note: Wireless internet access is now available on site. Cards may be purchased from the site office.
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There is a parent and toddler bathroom for children under 4 years old. Keys are available from Reception for which a deposit is required. Please ensure that children are supervised by an adult at all times.
There is a small play area. Please ensure that children are supervised by an adult at all times.
Motorhome owners are advised to look at the following website www.tfl.gov.uk/lezlondon or call 0845 607 0009 before travelling to the site.
Important Information If the pitch allocation is showing full for the dates required please contact the Warden direct on site. They may have some late availability, dependent on the weather conditions.
Pets Please keep your dog on a lead at all times on the pitching areas and roads within the site, and clean up after them. There is no dog walk on site. Dogs can be walked off-site in the park and woods across the road.
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"Tranquility within the M25 motorway" Stay at Walton on Thames and you are inside London’s infamous orbital M25 motorway and only 15 miles from the City. But you would never know – there is even a resident flock of parakeets on Site. |
" We love this Site so much that this
is our third summer here.
Easy travel into London is a factor but most of all the tranquillity and serenity
of Walton together with its plethora of wildlife makes this our
home from home
Val Keogh and Bill Carey "
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What's on?
Hampton Court is Henry VIII’s majestic palace on the Thames.
Trains into London leave from the station, around a mile away.
Brooklands Museum is at the home of British motorsport and aviation and Mercedes-Benz World.
Horse riding is available from several local centres close to the Site.
Chertsey Museum is home to over 15,000 objects, from Runnymede social history to fantastic fashions. |
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The Surrey Hills offer opportunities
for Nordic Walking, llama treking
and mountain biking as well
as a gentle stroll.
There are three theme parks in the area
Thorpe Park,
Chessington World of Adventures
and Legoland.
Claremont Landscape Garden has a spectacular three-acre turf amphitheatre, unique in Europe.
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Walk along the river bank into Hersham. The local golf course gives a discount to campers. There is also a fish and chip shop and supermarket.
This Site is a lovely place to get away from it all, with limited facilities. Campers who prefer a toilet and shower block may stay at Chertsey or Horsley.
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WELCOME to California Chalet & Touring Park in Berkshire, where every effort is made to ensure an enjoyable stay in our beautiful woodland setting.
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The site of the Park was
originally part of Windsor Forest
and was a favourite hunting
ground of the Tudors.
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In 1985 the 5-acre Chalet & Touring Park was privately purchased and is
now a picturesque, quiet retreat for family holiday relaxation.
Open from 1 March - 31 December, we are ideally situated for visiting
such places as London, Oxford, the New Forest and the South Coast.
There are also 35 individual pitches for Touring Caravans, Motor/Vans
and Tents, each with a hardstanding and room for an awning, together with a
water supply and disposal point. Most pitches have electrical hook-ups.
A well-appointed Toilet Block, personally supervised by the owners, has hand basins (H. & C.), razor points and hot showers, together with outside
dishwashing facilities and a laundry & clothes-drying area. There are also
facilities for the disabled.
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Our visitors can enjoy the facilities of the adjacent Country Park which covers some 100 or more acres
Visitors wishing to fish the lake must have a current National River Authority Rod Licence. These can be purchased from a tackle shop in Wokingham.
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We have a small shop facility on the Park with a selection of essential groceries including fresh milk, sweets and ice-cream. Newspapers can be supplied to order (peak season only).
Riding schools, a sports complex with an ice-rink & large indoor swimming pool, and also a ski-slope .... all within a few miles of the Park.
The Thames with its pretty villages and many houses and gardens of interest.
Windsor Castle, Sunningdale, and the Ascot, Epsom
Newbury and Kempton races.
Legoland, the Adventure Park and Zoo at Chessington, and Thorpe Park ....
all within a short motoring distance of the Park.
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