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Tackeroo Caravan Site
 

This Class B site is the ideal place to come and relax with only the deer for company. The site welcomes tourers from 1 April to 1 December. Freely drained hard standing pitches, running water, information board and sanilav disposal points are the only facilities on site. However, within a short distance of the site there are places to eat, hire cycles, woodland play area, waymarked trails, fishing pools and much, much more. There is no booking system for this site for private users. Please contact the main office for rally dates to be arranged.

** Forest Tours Camping - 27th,28th & 29th June 2008 only - Pitches available for tents, trailer tents, caravans and motor homes for Forest Tours concert goers. £15 per pitch per night. booking in advance, payment on booking to confirm pitch, please call West Midlands office on 01889 586593**

How to get there:

Rugeley is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: SK001168

Located on the Penkridge Bank Road approximately 4 miles outside of Rugeley. Signposted from the Penkridge Bank Road and just 1.5 miles from the Birches Valley Forest Centre.

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Tackeroo caravan site, Cannock Chase, West Midlands FD

Facilities:

InformationParkingEasy Access

Activities

WalkingCycling
Educational Education service and events programme located just 1.5 miles from the site.
Camping This site is for touring caravans only. No camping is permitted anywhere on this site.
Orienteering Located within 5 minutes walk of Tackeroo permanent orienteering course.
Barbecue only BBQ raised off the ground are permitted. OPEN FIRES ARE PROHIBITED.

Contact:

Rowan Clark
Education Assistant
01889 586593
e-mail: rowan.clark@forestry.gsi.gov.uk


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