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Camping sites & Campgrounds in Newark, England
3 bookable campgrounds in Newark
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- Peaceful base for weekend escapes or longer stays
- Quick drive from Wheelgate Theme Park and White Post Farm Animal Park
- Play and picnic areas, info shed and 24 CCTVs
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Powered grass tent site (adults only) 2 x No availability on our site Powered hardstanding caravan site (adults only) 4 x No availability on our site Powered hardstanding caravan site 4 x No availability on our site -
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- Woodland camping with nature trails and wildlife
- Directly opposite the stately home Kelham Hall
- 44 acres of landscaped grounds
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
The New Companions AGM electric grass pitch 6 x No availability on our site -
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- Set in a mature fruit orchard, with orchard walks
- Six miles from Sundown Adventureland theme park for under-10s
- Newly refurbished amenities block with heating, hot water – and music
No availability at present on Pitchup.com.
Electric mixed touring pitch 4 x No availability on our site Electric mixed tent pitch 4 x No availability on our site
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Camping in Newark, Nottinghamshire? So did Royalist forces in the English Civil War, albeit inadvertently as the Charlie-supporting town was besieged thrice by the roundheaded ones demanding to meet the king’s supporters.
Newark these days is rightly chuffed with its Civil War history, so take a trip to its once besieged castle from your Newark campsite and follow the Civil War Trail from the castle grounds to the town wharf. It’ll take about an hour, which should be plenty of time to fill the kids in on all things Civil War. And King John died at Newark Castle in 1216, so you can fill them in on all things Magna Carta too. Huzzah!
Also in the area (because by now you might have mutinous offspring), the waterpark, rides and play zones of Wheelgate Theme Park, open all year round, should mollify reluctant historians. The regular markets and acclaimed antique fair at Newark Showground and the stalls around the old marketplace should satisfy shoppers: surely the kids should be well into that too?
