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Begdale, Elm, Wisbech, PE14 0AZ
A well established, family run touring park, equipped with modern toilets, showers and fully serviced pitches. The touring park is situated in the heart of Fenland countryside, and is surrounded by the delightful rural villages of Elm, Friday Bridge and the historic township of Wisbech.
Each pitch is nestled amongst 18 acres of orchards and farmland - overlooking two well stocked fishing lakes, spanning an area of approximately 4 acres. The new, modern, centrally heated block provides facilities for all campers, free all the year round.
The tastefully decorated toilets and showers are clean and modern and equipped with powered sprays. The shower block and toilet facilities are also designed to cater for disabled and wheelchair bound persons.
Fishing
All day ticket £6
Con £5
Ticket after 3pm £4
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