They are obviously very worried about the traveling fraternity which is much different from motorhomers
Happy tripping
Happy tripping
Rules on Campsites
In the ongoing debate about wildcamping one reason that I would emphasise is the freedom.
All though there are tacit rules in wildcamping they are nowhere near as daunting as these which were handed over to me having paid £17 plus £2 for my dogs and £10 for a key deposit.
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All though there are tacit rules in wildcamping they are nowhere near as daunting as these which were handed over to me having paid £17 plus £2 for my dogs and £10 for a key deposit.
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Looks like they have had a lot of long stay workmen staying there in the past
Derek
Derek
Perhaps but when I also tell you that the small touring part is surrounded by Mobile homes with large propane cylinders, loose dogs and the staff toss cigarette ends everywhere as well as speed around the place. I would rather be with travellers.
Yup that's what it looks like to me, not over restrictive to be fair, just aimed at keeping the place looking tidy, not a ***** encampment.
Most of the stuff is what any considerate person would do anyway, but you have to write it down to allow for the scruffbags!
Most of the stuff is what any considerate person would do anyway, but you have to write it down to allow for the scruffbags!
It is only address to the "guests" not the staff.sallytrafic said:Perhaps but when I also tell you that the small touring part is surrounded by Mobile homes with large propane cylinders, loose dogs and the staff toss cigarette ends everywhere as well as speed around the place. I would rather be with travellers.
Derek
I don't mind rules, but the gestapo attitude of some sites is beyond a joke.
It is a sad state when such has to be agreed before entry. But then how many times have you heard people complaining about any one of these activities being abused by fellow campers. If we were all as considerate as you and me Frank than we could do away with the rule book. The reality is we are not.sallytrafic said:In the ongoing debate about wildcamping one reason that I would emphasise is the freedom.
All though there are tacit rules in wildcamping they are nowhere near as daunting as these which were handed over to me having paid £17 plus £2 for my dogs and £10 for a key deposit.
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It's just one big rip off these days, everywhere you go , high prices low service if at all, you no longer get what you pay for.
Kev.
Kev.
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