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Autism Friendly Campsites

NAS81282
13 days ago

Hi, 

Does anyone know of any autism Friendly campsites? My daughter is a wanderer and loves to escape so we are looking for a small fenced in site or perhaps a camping/ glamping site with fenced off sections? 

Thanks

Lauren 

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  • 12 days ago

    New here, hello! I was thinking of joining the forum and I saw your post so thought I would.

    We’ve been using https://www.greenercamping.org  sites recently. They are all small sites (5-10 pitches ish), usually with a lot of open space. Many have wild camping areas.

    Paying a bit more sometimes means you can get your own composing toilet and shower for your pitch. Either way it’s the secluded type of camping I love. They often don’t have electric hookup, but all allow campfires.

    I’m not sure you’ll find any with fenced in areas, but usually they are on a farm field and many don’t allow car traffic around the site making them a lot safer.

    Another way to find small sites is the camping and caravan club, specifically the CS (certificated sites): https://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/campsites/member-only/certificated-sites/. Again they are small sites with few pitches, and a world away from the larger commercial club sites.

    Hope you find something and enjoy camping!

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  • 12 days ago

    New here, hello! I was thinking of joining the forum and I saw your post so thought I would.

    We’ve been using https://www.greenercamping.org  sites recently. They are all small sites (5-10 pitches ish), usually with a lot of open space. Many have wild camping areas.

    Paying a bit more sometimes means you can get your own composing toilet and shower for your pitch. Either way it’s the secluded type of camping I love. They often don’t have electric hookup, but all allow campfires.

    I’m not sure you’ll find any with fenced in areas, but usually they are on a farm field and many don’t allow car traffic around the site making them a lot safer.

    Another way to find small sites is the camping and caravan club, specifically the CS (certificated sites): https://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/campsites/member-only/certificated-sites/. Again they are small sites with few pitches, and a world away from the larger commercial club sites.

    Hope you find something and enjoy camping!

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