Charities

At Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park we are always pleased to help people who are undertaking any kind of charity event.

We are often able to help with free tent pitches for you & your support team, we will also link to your website & blog helping to raise the profile for your event.

Please contact reception with as much notice as possible & we will do all that we can to help.

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Recent charities include...

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Lands End to John O'Groats Cycle Challenge

Click Here To Visit Their Donation Page

Mummy and Daddy are cycling Lands End to John O Groats, in memory of: Iona Charlotte Campbell.

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Kevin Simpson & Stuart Brownings LEJOG for Dave

Click Here To Visit Just Giving's page for the pair

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Ridin' Bikes & Old Cars
Lands End To John O'Groats For Chauncy Maples

Click Here To Visit The Charity's Website

The Chauncy Maples project on Lake Malawi combines: health service delivery, preservation of Malawi's marine heritage and green engineering. She is the oldest ship in Africa still afloat and the Government of Malawi plans to renovate her as a floating clinic.

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Sue & Julie's Walk From
Lands End To John O'Groats
In Aid Of Support Dogs

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Chris Barrow On Lands End To John O'Groats

Who stayed with us in April.

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Past charities include...

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...a man called Mike & a bike

Charity cycle ride raising money for the MS Society & a 70th birthday celebration.

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Mr A Squires

Charity cycle ride.

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JOGLE

Click Here To The Jogle Blog

JOGLE? Acronym for "John O'Groats Land's End".

Setting off on Sunday 22nd July 2007 and completing the trip in 11 days, including a rest day.

To raise money for two charities - the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) and Changing Faces.

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Phil's Big Walk

Click Here To Visit Phil's Blog

Phil Whitehead has 3 children and lives in Heywood, Lancashire.

In his own words Phil says...

"I have always been an outdoor person, Sailing and Walking being hobbies of mine, but walking has always been my passion, I have already walked the South West Coast path which is 630 miles one and a half times, a large section of the Thames path and many sections of the pennine way as well many of the countries highest mountains."