Site Rules

Agree JVB but non members wouldn't have access to them and in this digital age we now live in - surely it should be prominent on the website? 😉 

Indeed it did but appearing in the book doesn't negate the importance of having the site rules easily accessible on the website.

That would mean getting off my behind to go out to the car.

ps the latest is in the car .the previose is in the house as are the previos NT and EH hand books

speaking of which when can I get the sites handbook on my Kindle?

After motorhoming for over 20yrs I just rely on my common sense and common decency towards other campers and the wardens ,

havent had any complaints yet 😊👍

Brian & Jo

Likewise, plus the HHA Handbook too. Couldn't do with out both this year's and last year's editions.

Hi everyone,

Thanks for your feedback. You can find the site rules here: https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/uk-sites/club-sites/club-site-rules/ 

However, I fully appreciate these are hard to find so I have fed this back to both the website team and UK Sites team for them to review.  

I wonder how many read and /or bother to abide by the rules anyhow.  We find the rules well set out to provide consideration for everyone on site, without infringing  on the freedom of anyone to enjoy their stay.  Yet there always seems to be an element who find it difficult to follow the rules in one way or another.

Last year, at Sandringham, I had reason to advise two visitors about their failings.   One was when an unleashed dog came onto our pitch and wet on our EHU cable.  The owner offered to wash the cable - I said I could do that myself, but had he abided by the rules we would not be having this conversation.   The second event was when a visitor drove his vehicle onto the grass finger and almost scraping my car on one side, and the awning of the neighbouring pitch.  It was totally stupid behaviour, because he could not manoeuvre his vehicle until he had reversed from between our outfits, but he had put both at risk of damage.  Typically, I was in the wrong for pointing out the errors of their ways.

I can remember our early camping days, when we all considered each other without any need for rules.  Why can't it be like that now?