Report - Camelot July 2015

[Cass]

I'm new to this site so this post is probably going to be dreadful as are my photos but here I go...

Camelot was extremely easy to access and probably had more visitors than when it was open but there is still security albeit far from vigilant.

There's not much left in terms of rides other than knightmare and the remains of the ball pools.

There are still some fairly untouched parts of the park with some paperwork and machinery and an old changing room with piles of camelot uniforms.

Sorry for the poor quality of photos but I never thought that the visit would inspire me to join this site.

Nice nostalgia trip...

 

[Bertie Bollockbrains]

Phew ... feeling much better now. There's been a drought of Camelot reports for the last few days and I was getting worried that this place had been demolished.

 

[The_Raw]

Camewot? Surely there has to be a meet organised up here at some point, I still dream about trotting in through those majestic gates on horseback with my jousting stick erect

 

[ACID- REFLUX]

I don't think anyone's ever said that Cameltoe inspired them to do anything never mind join 28 lol

Right you need to post the month and year only of visit that way the powers that be don't blame you if it mysteriously burnt down to the ground (God forbid

Also you need some History of the place you're reporting on as there may be someone that's be in a coma for the last decade that may not know anything about Cameltoe!

Pretty unbelievable I know but there you go.

Normally this is where I saw your pics would benefit from larger spacing to isolate them more and creates more impact.

But as it's Cameltoe I won't

Anyway welcome & well done on walking in . St Jos next ; (

 

[PopPunkJamie]

Hi @jST

 

[Bigian88]

There's a torch in the ball pit and so on...

 

[norfolkexplorer]

Loving it

 

[Cass]

Tha

I don't think anyone's ever said that Cameltoe inspired them to do anything never mind join 28 lol

Right you need to post the month and year only of visit that way the powers that be don't blame you if it mysteriously burnt down to the ground (God forbid

Also you need some History of the place you're reporting on as there may be someone that's be in a coma for the last decade that may not know anything about Cameltoe!

Pretty unbelievable I know but there you go.

Normally this is where I saw your pics would benefit from larger spacing to isolate them more and creates more impact.

But as it's Cameltoe I won't

Anyway welcome & well done on walking in . St Jos next ; (

Thanks for the advise pal
Sure I'll figure it all out after a while.

 

[Cass]

Anyway welcome & well done on walking in . St Jos next ; (

St jos?

 

[Bertie Bollockbrains]

St Joseph's Orphanage in Preston - it's included within the bog standard Camelot day trip

 

[Cass]

Haha definitely a typical newbie then, tried it, didn't get far...

 

[ACID- REFLUX]

Sorry for the confusion i meant St Jo"s Seminary

Originally the Tourist package was the Latvian Consulate & Cameltoe walk in meal deal, & was modified once even the FB lot & local Chavs had decided the remains of the Consulate wasn"t epic anymore

As St Jo"s Seminary is Belled up & has Secca and yet is still easier to access than the Orphanage, it"s included as a replacement in the STD package deal now.

St Jo"s Orphanage is an upgraded extra to the standard Tourist package pack as it"s more of a challenge

I hope that clears things up

 

[Kenni]

Nice find... not seen many reports on this

 

[BrainL]

Good start mate, I don't see anything wrong with Camelot as a little starting point, most people in the North have nice memories of that place as well

 

[Bigian88]

Everyone starts somewhere and in my opinion its better to start small and safe than do something silly like climb a crane with no experience and have an accident