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Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park 01275 332127 www.bathchewvalley.co.uk |
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Open all Year |
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Touring Pitches Available |
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Caravans 45 |
Motorhomes 45 |
Tents 45 |
Total 45 |
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Keith Betton |
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Prices Please contact Bath Chew Valley for the latest prices |
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Local Tourist Attractions The park is sited at the base of the Mendip hills and is an ideal base for exploring, Bath, Bristol, Wells and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can walk to the lakeside country park in just 800 yards, or enjoy the local footpaths. |
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Description We are a small Park of 35 Grass, Hard Standing & Fully Serviced pitches. We are open to caravans, motor homes and trailer tents. Our park has won many awards and rated as 5 Star (exceptional) by the Tourist Board. We have been voted one of Practical Caravans Top 100 Parks for 2000/01/02/04/05/06. |
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The winner of a David Bellamy ‘Gold’ award for conservation and are delighted to be one of the hand picked and personally inspected parks listed in the Alan Rogers Guide. We have won the ‘Loo of the year’ award and are also members of the prestigious Best of British Touring Parks. In 2001/02 Calor Gas named us as a Finalist in Best Park in England. To ensure the peace is maintained on the park visitors are asked to park their cars in the car park, rather than on their pitch. |
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We are open all year, however arrivals from November 1 to February 28 are asked to phone before arrival so that we can ensure that the office will be manned The park is just a couple of hundred yards from the village center, which contains 2 pubs and a small supermarket. There is a regular bus route to Bristol, Which like Bath also has good park & ride facilities. Visitors may prefer to simply stay on the park enjoying the tranquillity or reading a book from the sites extensive library. |
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Directions From north of England M5 to junction 15 turn onto M4 ( London) Directions from M4 From M4 east exit at Bristol M32. From Wales follow M4 to M32 junction. Move onto M32 but come straight off again at junction 1, turning left onto the A4174. This is the new ring road around Bristol and is a dual carriageway. Go through first set of lights and bear left at the island, stay on this road, signposted Bath / Keynsham and travel through a further 8 islands. At the eighth island (A4) turn left signed Bath continue on this dual carriageway for 2 miles to the next island, taking third exit sign posted Keynsham. In ½ mile passing an Esso station on your left and the Talbot Pub on your right, to a small island turn left on the B3116 (signposted A39) continue on this road to its end.
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At the T junction turn right, follow this road for 1 mile and at Shell Garage the A39 bears left but you continue straight onto the A368. In about another 3 mile or so, you will come to the A37 Chelwood roundabout, go straight across and in a further 3 miles you arrive in Bishop Sutton. ** Enter village** ignore sign to lake and take next turn right, Ham Lane (opposite the Red Lion Pub) and the site will be found 100 yards on your left. From The Southwest Follow the M5 to junction 22 and exit onto the A38 Bristol. Continue on the A38 to traffic lights at Churchill, turn right onto the A368 ( Bath). Follow the A368, passing through the villages of Blagdon, Ubley & West Harptree & enter Bishop Sutton, Turn left after the hairdresser’s into Ham Lane, (opposite the Red Lion pub). Continue down Ham Lane for 100 yards (ignore the lane on your left) and the site entrance is then on your left. |
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