Campsite for visiting London.

[2cv]

Campsite for visiting London.

I had a few days in London recently and stayed at Lee Valley campsite https://www.visitleevalley.org.uk/e...o-stay-and-short-breaks/sewardstone-campsite/ which was quite handy for transport into town being by a bus terminus to Walthamstow where you can transfer to tube.
Just wondered if there are any other recommendations for staying when visiting London.

 

[Wully]

Bill I use the coach park at Windsor train straight to London have used this for two nights at a time never had a problem I wake up in morning open door and say mornin mam as you can see Windsor castle and if the flags On the pole then she’s at home. Nice town to walk round we found it when we took the wee one to Lego land. Had to pay but not expensive

 

[Phillybarbour]

Abbey Wood C&MC site, good site, train station just outside

 

[Wooie1958]

Abbey Wood C&MC site, good site, train station just outside

Agreed only we use the bus and catch it near the Coop which is a lot closer.

Crystal Palace C&MC site is also an option but it`s very " clickish " with the wardens regulars getting the best pitches :Thinking_Face_Emoji

 

[nicholsong]

Abbey Wood and Crystal Palace are both in the LEZ so a nono unless you check that your MH is compliant on the Tfl website.

Geoff

 

[2cv]

Abbey Wood and Crystal Palace are both in the LEZ so a nono unless you check that your MH is compliant on the Tfl website.

Geoff

Forgot to mention, Lee Valley Sewardstone is outside the LEZ.

 

[debroos]

The Crystal Palace site has lovely walks in the park right next door and a bus stop very close which takes you into central London. Free if you're an oldie!

 

[Jenrai]

Chertsey C&CC next to the Thames, 20 mins walk to station or bus/walk. Trains to Waterloo.