Sidders 2013

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 16 Feb 13 - 08:16 AM

I prefer King's Down Tail. Although it's the furthest away, I find it very civilised. Nice shop, and nice proprietors.
More choice of camp sites than there is at Broaders.

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 16 Feb 13 - 05:36 AM

Refresh

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: bubblyrat
Date: 15 Feb 13 - 07:07 AM

This year we are hoping to stay in Axemouth (yes, AXEmouth ,near Seaton ) ; it is a small site behind an old inn serving great food , and only a short drive from Sidmouth. Last year we endured the Salcombe Regis site ; a sloping pitch next to a row of chemical toilets : hordes of screaming children on bikes : cold water in the clapped-out shower / toilet blocks ; donkeys from the nearby donkey-sanctuary braying all night long ; crumbling roads and pathways (the site is about 70 years old , and certainly looks / feels it ! ).

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: GUEST,Rachel
Date: 15 Feb 13 - 04:28 AM

Because of work I would only be able to manage a few days, so this is really helpful. Thank you.

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: Marje
Date: 15 Feb 13 - 03:58 AM

For short-term camping (by the night, rather than booking a week) there is (or was a couple of years ago) camping space available at the Golf Club, which is on the road out towards Salcombe Regis.

Marje

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 15 Feb 13 - 01:09 AM

Cheers!

Subject: RE: Sidders 2013
From: GUEST,Phot sans cookie
Date: 14 Feb 13 - 07:00 PM

Try the Salcombe Reigis campsite ( used to be the 3rd site way back when), usually £10 a night, and has a regular bus service.

Wassail!! Chris

Subject: Sidders 2013
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 13 Feb 13 - 07:16 PM

Hints, tips, camping other than the official campsite?