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Is oxylers really as muddy/ flood prone as I'm led to believe ?


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As the title says a large group of us around 20 are arriving Tuesday night and aiming for a good campspot as close together as possible and as close to the action as possible.

My instinct says oxylers , others say pennards . Both seem fine to me providing pennard isn't actually as hilly as the name sounds ?

 

However alot of concerns on the internet and in my social circle are saying oxylers gets muddy and very muddy really easily.

 

I just can't see it personally with only odd showers here and there fore cast , plus the ground will be rock solid currently with the heat wave.

 

I've only been once and camped in pylon ground far to far away.

 

Thanks in advance 

 

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58 minutes ago, Seasider said:

How steep is the hill ? 

So much of a hill you wouldn't want to camp sideways on it ?

Here’s Pennards. It’s quite gradual but still a hill. I’ve camped here before and didn’t notice a slope. It’s very much a party camp. 
 

 

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