seasonal pitches
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JollyKernow replied on 21/09/2023 18:07
Posted on 21/09/2023 18:07
The dates for part seasonal pitches in spring and autumn, and also full seasonal pitches are available to view on the website before you fill in the online form cranman. No point wanting something that's not available in the first place.
JK
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crannman replied on 21/09/2023 18:11
Posted on 21/09/2023 18:07 by JollyKernowThe dates for part seasonal pitches in spring and autumn, and also full seasonal pitches are available to view on the website before you fill in the online form cranman. No point wanting something that's not available in the first place.
JK
Graydjames replied on 22/09/2023 12:22
Posted on 21/09/2023 18:07 by JollyKernowThe dates for part seasonal pitches in spring and autumn, and also full seasonal pitches are available to view on the website before you fill in the online form cranman. No point wanting something that's not available in the first place.
JK
Posted on 22/09/2023 12:22
I get your point in the sense that one should not waste time asking for something that is not available on, as it were, the menu. Costa do not sell Walker's crisps, so there's no point me asking for them. But it doesn't stop me wanting Costa to stock Walker's crisps (extreme example because Costa is owned by Coca-Cola and Walker's is owned by PepsiCo).
I read Crannman's post as meaning that he had been given to understand that there were full seasonal pitches at Sutton-on-Sea (never sure if that should be hyphenated), but that he was disappointed to find that seasonal, in that case, and at other places, means something rather narrow and not what many would think of as seasonal at all.
I must say I have often thought this myself. It is a point worth making.
I accept that there may be a hundred and one reasons why making full seasonal pitches available is a non-starter. One or more of which might well be monetary. But, again, it doesn't stop Crannman wanting them and even arguing for them.
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DavidKlyne replied on 22/09/2023 15:08
Posted on 22/09/2023 15:08
Given all the anecdotal information we get on here about the occupancy levels of some sites I wonder if the Club might expand the seasonal offer? My understanding has always been that season pitches are only offered on sites that have difficulty meeting certain levels of occupancy at certain times of year?
David
eurortraveller replied on 22/09/2023 15:40
Posted on 21/09/2023 17:57 by crannmanenquired about a seasonal pitch at sutton sea wanted the full season was offered march to April or septemper to november not exactly a seasonal pitch in my oppinion . wonder if the club is saving the main months for the crazy dynamic pricing
Goldie146 replied on 22/09/2023 16:33
Posted on 21/09/2023 17:57 by crannmanenquired about a seasonal pitch at sutton sea wanted the full season was offered march to April or septemper to november not exactly a seasonal pitch in my oppinion . wonder if the club is saving the main months for the crazy dynamic pricing
JollyKernow replied on 22/09/2023 16:53
Posted on 22/09/2023 12:22 by Graydjames
I get your point in the sense that one should not waste time asking for something that is not available on, as it were, the menu. Costa do not sell Walker's crisps, so there's no point me asking for them. But it doesn't stop me wanting Costa to stock Walker's crisps (extreme example because Costa is owned by Coca-Cola and Walker's is owned by PepsiCo).
I read Crannman's post as meaning that he had been given to understand that there were full seasonal pitches at Sutton-on-Sea (never sure if that should be hyphenated), but that he was disappointed to find that seasonal, in that case, and at other places, means something rather narrow and not what many would think of as seasonal at all.
I must say I have often thought this myself. It is a point worth making.
I accept that there may be a hundred and one reasons why making full seasonal pitches available is a non-starter. One or more of which might well be monetary. But, again, it doesn't stop Crannman wanting them and even arguing for them.
Posted on 22/09/2023 16:53
So the OP was advised (wrongly) to ask for a full seasonal pitch at Sutton on sea that doesn't have full seasonal pitches for sale, who knows why? But it's quite simple to see on the website what is on offer at all sites with seasonal offerings. Many sites offer part seasonal pitches in spring and autumn and not a full season probably because during the main season the touring pitch demand is high enough not to warrant them. My point is that it's plainly advertised what's on offer.
I believe the OP has discussed this at length on Facebook and had advice from head office. Nothing's changed.
JK
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Graydjames replied on 23/09/2023 12:07
Posted on 22/09/2023 16:53 by JollyKernowSo the OP was advised (wrongly) to ask for a full seasonal pitch at Sutton on sea that doesn't have full seasonal pitches for sale, who knows why? But it's quite simple to see on the website what is on offer at all sites with seasonal offerings. Many sites offer part seasonal pitches in spring and autumn and not a full season probably because during the main season the touring pitch demand is high enough not to warrant them. My point is that it's plainly advertised what's on offer.
I believe the OP has discussed this at length on Facebook and had advice from head office. Nothing's changed.
JK
Posted on 23/09/2023 12:07
You're just repeating your original point. I got it the first time - as I said in my post.
I really wonder if you read my post. You've clearly missed the point I was trying to make and which, I think, the OP was making.
Also, why do you say "nothing's changed"? Who said anything had changed? What's your point?
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JollyKernow replied on 23/09/2023 19:14
Posted on 23/09/2023 19:14
So my point is, the op has the opinion that a part seasonal pitch isn't really a seasonal pitch which you agree with. Part seasonal pitches have been around since I started with the club 13 years ago and are very popular, that's why I said nothing has changed. I mentioned that the op had received information from the club on his similar post on Facebook. Maybe he could share that here?
The obvious point is, what's the point in asking for something that's not available?
JK
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Tinwheeler replied on 23/09/2023 19:56
Posted on 23/09/2023 19:56
I can go a bit earlier, JK. We had an Autumn part seasonal pitch at Godrevy in 2005 and they were around before that. It varied site to site and year to year as to which sites offered seasonal pitches and which type they offered - Spring part seasonal, all season, Autumn part seasonal and so on. I’m guessing it depends on the pattern of bookings as to which part of the year, if any, is offered as a seasonal of whatever duration. Perhaps the OP hasn’t come across part seasonals before🤷🏻♂️.
crannman
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