What are the limits ?

As a warden on the site where this was pitched, you need to be aware this is a professionally converted horsebox. The rear end has the facility for two horses. I have seen the interior !...

Cant see why it matters myself - each to their own and all that. If it was a horse trailer with folk sleeping on straw in the back it doesnt make any odds to others surely

It's a very nice looking horse box I must say! Can't see any baler twine dangling, so my guess is the horses are elsewhere!

As long as they have paid there site fees and it fits on the pitch I see no problem.

As long as they have paid there site fees and it fits on the pitch I see no problem.

Nor me but there are more than a few folk on here who seem to be anally retentive about things that arent quite a standard white box and will bang on about it being an eyesore, blocking their light etc.

The club do insist on vehicles being professionally converted, so for example a vivaro van with a mattress on the back floor is not considered a conversion. The criteria exists to prevent poorly converted outfits becoming a hazard on site??

The criteria exists to prevent poorly converted outfits becoming a hazard on site??

Very skeptical about this - professionally doesnt necessarily mean well done. A lot of enthusiasts take much more time and effort in their work than so called professionals. Some vans are well maintained, others less so, and obviously a poor;ly maintained van might be more dangerous in terms of gas leaks etc,  but I cant see why a non professional conversion would necessarily make it be a hazard to others on the site.  More like club snobbery I think.