Very upmarket ladies shop that can hold my wifes' attention for some time. Excellent stock and very…read morewell displayed. Parking facilities are great as long as you have a local permit from local businesses. Prices very fair and such courteous staff that fall over backwards to help you.. Well done. My wife loves them.

Well laid out shop that seems to hold my wifes' attention for some considerable time. Something to…read morebe grateful for is that they provide a FOG, (Frail Old Gentleman), facility..name a chair. The stock is good as are the changing rooms. Really lovely staff with gourgeous smiles. Nice place to be. All that is required to improve the service is an HDTV showing recorded highlights of some Test Matches and all would be well!

Well the name says it all for this place. Its got a lot more than one of the chain shops like…read moreMillets in my opinion and the staff are all really enthusiastic 'out door' types too so are more than happy to give some advice - not just on gear but on where to head for a good campsite. There's everything you need here from tents for festivals to hiking equipment. They also stock a small amount of skiing gear too as well as steel toe-cap boots and other work wear.

Campers Paradise seems to be a quintessentially British camping shop. It stocks all the regular…read moreequipment you're going to find yourself needing for, say, a trip to Wales. The selection is well balanced though a little limited, but they have made good use of the space they have by suspending a whole tent from the ceiling fully erect. The British nature of this place isn't just brought into place by the stock of two season sleeping bags and big bins of tent pegs, they also have buckets and spades, inflatable boats and flat caps. I suppose this isn't a bad idea with them being so close to the sea side but it did leave me wondering where the canvas deck chairs and knotted hankies were. The slightly odd selection of stock is definitely balanced out well by the great customer service. When I discovered this place today I entered into a discussion with the South African guy who works there about Swiss army knives and their virtues by comparison to the ever popular Leatherman tools. Not only did the guy clearly know what he was talking about but he was funny and great to chat to.