This is a film taken by R Heaton, a member of the Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland.  The film shows camping with the South Wales District Association. The film begins on a campsite with some children messing about with a pile of mown grass.  Tents, caravans and cars are dotted around the perimeter of a field. A group of campers are having a game of outdoor skittles.  Another group is sat around in deckchairs having tea.  There are views of the campsite showing many tents and across a...

This is a film taken by R Heaton, a member of the Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland.  The film shows camping with the South Wales District Association. The film begins on a campsite with some children messing about with a pile of mown grass.  Tents, caravans and cars are dotted around the perimeter of a field. A group of campers are having a game of outdoor skittles.  Another group is sat around in deckchairs having tea.  There are views of the campsite showing many tents and across a valley.  There is a street sign for Bosherston.  A group are walking over a footbridge across a river and down to the sea.  At a campsite overlooking the sea tables are laid to eat.  A few go for a walk near the cliffs, and back at the campsite three women peel spuds.  A woman takes a Pekingese dog for a walk over the rocks, and there is another view of the campsite. Intertitle – Camp at Llangollen Aug. 57.  .  .  .  . A man sits in front of a tent peeling spuds, while two women are also preparing a meal.  A large number of people are by a river near rapids.  Tents and cars are sprinkled around a campsite. There is then a view down onto the campsite from a hill.  Back at the campsite the women are again preparing food.  There is a mountain stream. Intertitle – Port Eynon Wales There is another campsite overlooking the sea.  Two women pull a canoe along the beach. There is a log cabin selling teas and coffee.  And then a view down to a river with tents and caravans pitched on the banks, where children are playing and some swim in the river, several struggling to lie on lilos.  Back at the campsite a women, possibly the grandmother, holds a baby, with some children looking on.  A group of adults stand in a circle playing a game throwing a ring to each other.  There is a street sign for Llanrhystud.  A woman crosses a footbridge over a river and looks at some spring flowers.  There is a large gathering around a bonfire and a man conducting singing.  Then a view over a bay, and the tide is out.  Back at the camp the baby is held up for the camera by its mother.  The film finishes suddenly showing a poodle and another dog.