Blog 134 Clumber Park C&MC site, the Return, Our 1st visit was Blog 60

By keef and annie hellinger, May 2 2019 03:51PM Blog 134 Clumber Park

Motorhome trip No37 : Apr 30th – May 1st 2019 A KeefH Web Designs Travel Blog NOTTS (home)->Clumber Park, C&MC site, Nottinghamshire ->NOTTS (home) 98 miles Revisit Clumber Park with a fresh perspective as this blog captures the calm, beauty and reliability that make this C&MC site a standout favourite. From peaceful woodland walks to wide‑open lakeside views, it’s a reminder of why returning here always feels right. Well‑kept facilities, easy relaxation and the timeless pull of the forest combine into a confident, grounded account of a place that continues to deliver comfort, nature and quiet escape.

Almost exactly 7 years on from our first trip in the Wendy House we returned to the Caravan and Motorhome clubs site at Clumber Park, an area of preserved special interest. How nice to see the wild life, trees everywhere especially Lime trees and listen to the endless bird sounds of Cuckoos, Woodpeckers, Chaffinches, Robins and a whole host more. Beyond relaxing! This time we were on pitch 9, last time Blog 60 retrospective we were on pitch 7.

Blog 134 Clumber Park - Revisit Clumber Park with a fresh perspective as this blog captures the calm, beauty and reliability that make this C&MC site a standout favourite. From peaceful woodland walks to wide‑open lakeside views, it’s a reminder of why returning here always feels right. Well‑kept facilities, easy relaxation and the timeless pull of the forest combine into a confident, grounded account of a place that continues to deliver comfort, nature and quiet escape.

our return to clumber park nottingham, a M&CC site, the first we ever stayed at in Wendy 2012

We can thoroughly recommend the site, it is peaceful and extremely well serviced with new facilities and at least 3 motorhome service points. Whilst there we were principally trying out the van for the season after its engine and hab services. All tickerty boo thank heavens! We decided to walk into Hardwick Village on the understanding it was 10 mins away and less than a mile, 2 ⅔ hours and 5 miles later we returned but it was a fun walk. Stopping for coffee and a mars bar / kitkat at Beryl the land rover café on the edge of Lake Clumber by the weir. It was so so sunny and the views spectacular. Even the village owned by the Dukes of Newcastle was spectacular. We will return!

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