Tall Trees Touring Park in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

Tall Trees Touring Park

Forest Town, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire

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Tall Trees is a peaceful, family friendly park in a semi rural area surrounded by open farmland and just a walk from cosy pubs and more. Open all year round, it's right next door to a fishing lake - ideal for anglers! With easy access to the A1 and M1 motorway, green surroundings and nearby urban attractions - it's the best of both worlds. Dog friendly.

About Tall Trees Touring Park

Three sides of this park are surrounded by open farmland, so there's no shortage of green, but it's also walking distance from a town with all the urban amenities you could need. A 10 minute drive takes you to the centre of Mansfield and a bus stop is also on hand. The park's 37 secluded pitches all offer optional 10-Amp electric, and 16-Amp electric is also available, with space for motorhomes up to 50ft long to stay. For members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club, there is also a five pitch CL site. Rallies are welcome and there's also plenty of space for ball games on the field.

Open all year

Facilities and amenities

Facilities on site include a well-kept toilet block with accessible facilities and baby changing, a playground, a small library and a tourist information point.

A bus stop is a short way outside the park. A carp fishing lake is next to the site.

Adult only

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets

Bike hire

Café / restaurant

Communal BBQ

Disabled facilities

Drinking water

Electric hookups

Entertainment

Family friendly

Fires allowed

Fishing

Games room

Glamping

Golf

Horse riding

Hot tub

Internet access

Kids club

Kids playground

Laundry

Near beach

Near pub

Open year round

Peaceful

RV pitches

Shop

Showers

Swimming pool

Toilets

TV room

Vineyard

Water hookups

Watersports

W.C. disposal

Map and address

Park address

Tall Trees Touring Park,

Old Mill Lane, Forest Town, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, NG19 0JP

Coordinates

53.1587, -1.1772 | SK 55 62

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Tall Trees Touring Park is ideal for...

Couples

Older children (13+)

Peace and quiet

Rallies

Young children

There are 37 accommodation options on-site

37 x Grass Pitches

Max 4 people

Grass pitches with optional electric to suit tents, caravans and motorhomes.

Site tariff

Interested in staying at Tall Trees Touring Park?

Call 01623 626503 to book.

Unfortunately Tall Trees Touring Park doesn't share their availability calendar with us yet. Availability changes quickly, especially in summer, so we recommend enquiring by phone to avoid missing out.

Site rules and policies

1. Camping/touring pitches are offered subject to availability.

2. Arrival/Departure times are flexible, but please let us know when booking if you intend to arrive at an early or late time.

3. The speed limit on the Park is 5mph.

4. Noise nuisance, loud music and offensive language will not be tolerated.

5. Children should be supervised at all times.

6. Dogs must not be left unattended on the park and please clean up after your dog.

7. On leaving the Park, please deposit all rubbish and recycling in the bins provided.

8. No open fires or bonfires.

9. While we have taken all reasonable precautions, we cannot be held responsible for accidents involving visitors or to their property.

11. Vehicles, caravans and contents are left entirely at the owners risk.

Things to do on site and in the Mansfield area

You're under a mile from Mansfield's centre for a browse around the shops and a tipple, but there are also bigger spots to explore, with the Peak District in modest driving distance.

Mansfield's claim to fame is as the home town of double Olympic gold medal swimmer Rebecca Adlington and it has an excellent swimming pool to prove it, plus an indoor play centre for families.

If you're not feeling quite so virtuous, there are tasty takeaways and great pub grub too, of course.

Soak up some culture at the National Trust's Clumber Park which has close to 4000 acres of beautiful outdoor space, in Worksop. Fans of Robin Hood should get to know Sherwood Forest, where Chesterfield's Crooked Spire was once the traditional centre. There's plenty more history and culture to uncover at Hardwick Hall and Newstead Abbey, too.

Just dangling your rod in the water and feeling at one with nature is on the cards, so don't miss lazy days fishing in the sun.