Bongo Fury

Sounds really good. Quite a few good pubs in this area and dog friendly. The Royal Oak on the way to Beaulieu is a favourite.

Calshot activities centre nearby has seven hookups at its camping area. It is out on Calshot spit though and is very exposed, but ideal for anyone with a motor home. I think I will freeze at the main venue though, just remember to bring my four seasons sleeping bag and a ski jacket.

Would there be room for day visitors on the big day? If so, we would definitely come.

Don&Shirley Gungadon wrote:Would there be room for day visitors on the big day? If so, we would definitely come.

The whole idea of National Bongo Day is that it is a series of DAY meets across the country. If people want to risk camping out in February, that's entirely up to them......

plenty of room for everyone day visitors and overnighters

We're definitely up for it , and we've a couple of Bongo'd up friends that may join us.

sounds like fun might be able to apologise to all the folk i missed waving at this week.
am a bit new to this bongo stuff i only had mine a week.

where abouts are you.i might have waved or washed my front screen

i live in poole so would be able to help out if you need. or maybe put on a "have a go stall" with crafty bits for the kids.

Has the Bongo Day in the New Forest been confirmed yet or is it still a maybe, time is marching on. We are happy to helpout with what ever is required, any activities planned?

BBQ?

Things for the children to do?

Dave and Hilary

I'm still interested in staying overnight Saturday at the scout venue with New Forest Terrier. Might borrow my son's ski jacket if he's not off snowboarding at the time As for Calshot Activity Centre, camping on a spit doesn't sound too healthy to me - although Muz might approve!

Ah, having looked at the map I understand. But camping on a Spit did conjure images of skewers & apples

Muzorewa wrote:Ah, having looked at the map I understand. But camping on a Spit did conjure images of skewers & apples

It was meant too!!

Is this venue a goer for the day, as nothing else has been added and a few people have indicated they would attend.Time is marching on.

Dave

I plan to be there with the family (2 kids: 5&1) but I don't think we'll be staying over unless its an unseasonably warm Feb evening

I'm still planning to stay overnight. Don't think the campsites will be too busy in February. Gotta get through Christmas (bah humbug) first.