Anyone know of any campsites where campfires / bbq's are restricted?

[BlueSkies11]

Hi, I've not posted before but was after some advice. The last time we went camping my daughter's asthma got worse at night because of campfires / bbq's. We haven't been on holiday for years and we can only go on holiday if we use our tent. Has anyone gone through this and have any ideas?

Does anyone know of any campsites where campfires / bbqs are restricted and the wardens check?

Thanks all.

[strongmouse]

It is a problem isn't it! Had to shut all our windows last night because of neighbour's BBQ. Many camp sites have restricted areas for BBQs because of fire hazards, but I think you'd need to check with individual sites.

[BlueSkies11 in reply to strongmouse]

Hi, thanks for replying to my message. New on here so just getting used to it. Hope you had no issues last night. I will take your advice and call around. Poohbear59 also mentioned forestry commission sites so I might give that ago as I think people use firepits as bbq as they're off the ground but can be really smoky for people with asthma. Thanks strongmouse.

[poohbear59]

Tangham campsite Suffolk is on Forestry commission land so bonfires and barbecues are restricted but best to check with owner first.

[BlueSkies11 in reply to poohbear59]

Hi, thank you for replying. That's a great idea. I'll check with the forestry commission for our area. It would be lovely go go camping again.

[Joan_Public]

Hi, Allt y Coed camping, Poppit Sands, Pembrokeshire has a yurt on its own in the woods which is a few 100 yards away from the main camping area.

[BlueSkies11 in reply to Joan_Public]

Hi Joan_Public, thank you so much for replying. I've just looked at the site and the tent has been turned into a wood cabin. Lovely place and I'm sure other asthmatics will find the info useful. Thanks Joan_Public.