If I was a Warden...
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SteveL replied on 01/08/2016 10:26
Posted on 01/08/2016 10:26
Publish a list of wildlife on my site
can't remember exactly which site it was, (think it might have been Minehead), where there was a list posted outside the facilities block of what wildlife could be seen. I'm sure there must be other sites that do this
pete57 replied on 01/08/2016 11:54
SimonfKnight replied on 01/08/2016 13:24
eurortraveller replied on 01/08/2016 13:44
Posted on 01/08/2016 13:44
Try to do it the English managers at Camping Pors Peron in Brittany do. I suggest that the Club send all new wardens on a training course there.
Write your comments here...So please tell us why?
I would have to write an essay - the gulf is so great.
it's a site with 100 pitches. Routine grass cutting and flower watering is done by a grounds maintenance man, and toilet block cleaning (three times a day) is done by a cleaner. So the whole focus of the site managers is customer facing customer service. They are based in a large, open plan office, reception area, shop, information centre and big screen TV area. Visitors are in and out all day long for something like ten hours a day, asking for advice, ordering bread and croissants, and asking questions. And the managers always say yes rather than no. They are not there to impose rules.
I am glad Simon Knight liked it as much as we did. Others should pop over on the ferry from Plymouth and go with an open mind and have a look at a different way to run a site.
Dickdastardly1 replied on 01/08/2016 13:58
Posted on 01/08/2016 13:58
Try to do it the English managers at Camping Pors Peron in Brittany do. I suggest that the Club send all new wardens on a training course there.
Write your comments here...So please tell us why?
I would have to write an essay - the gulf is so great.
it's a site with 100 pitches. Routine grass cutting and flower watering is done by a grounds maintenance man, and toilet block cleaning (three times a day) is done by a cleaner. So the whole focus of the site managers is customer facing customer service. They are based in a large, open plan office, reception area, shop, information centre and big screen TV area. Visitors are in and out all day long for something like ten hours a day, asking for advice, ordering bread and croissants, and asking questions. And the managers always say yes rather than no. They are not there to impose rules.
I am glad Simon Knight liked it as much as we did. Others should pop over on the ferry from Plymouth and go with an open mind and have a look at a different way to run a site.
100 pitch site, can I ask how many managers run the site?
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