Mostly been covered by others. Camping on site is in my opinion over priced. the clubs are good to join if you are a regular there as you can get cheaper accomodation. lots however use off site facilities specially if you know well in advance when you are going sports you get the best price
Staying at Bisley
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I find the long walk to the communal shower block wrapped in just a towel on a December morning to be most invigorating.
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All jokes aside I’ve had some excellent overnight stays at Bisley in the past 30-years and frankly whatever I finally got to lay my sorry arse in at c01:30hrs has never bothered me!
The only mistake I’ve made was to book a cabin for a Weekend RCO qualification course in August that necessitated some 3-hours of evening revision. Once completed the first beer at the North London never left the counter.
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The only mistake I’ve made was to book a cabin for a Weekend RCO qualification course in August that necessitated some 3-hours of evening revision. Once completed the first beer at the North London never left the counter.
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St George's Lodge, Bisley, Surrey
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Bisley’s unofficial moto
“surely it could be better than this?”
“surely it could be better than this?”
You could sign up for bisley caravans for rent on facebook. I think the only "cheap" accommodation would be sharing a large dorm such as used to be offered by the Artists.
There are signs that things are improving and St Georges and Pavilion seem to be about the best. It makes me frustrated that the clubs still live in a different world but perhaps still have liabilities and club conditions whereby they cannot be fully commercial.
Have an old caravan on site now so at least the filth is my own but like many here, have had very varied experiences.
There are signs that things are improving and St Georges and Pavilion seem to be about the best. It makes me frustrated that the clubs still live in a different world but perhaps still have liabilities and club conditions whereby they cannot be fully commercial.
Have an old caravan on site now so at least the filth is my own but like many here, have had very varied experiences.
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