Posted on 04/03/2012 17:09
hi there just a question to the club in general which is being asked by many RV owners.Is the club anti RV,s.because of the length restrictions on many sites now we cannot use them,but before the restrictions i have used some of those sites with an RV,which would suggest it is the clubs way of saying that they are not RV freindly.thanks and regards brian
Posted on 03/12/2018 16:47
We were staying at Clumber Park when there were two big RVs near us and were deciding which route they were going to take to the next site it was quite am "interesting" on the ear how they were trying to find a way that did not involve B roads to Park Coppice site
Posted on 03/12/2018 17:05 by JVB66If they read the site information it usually states the max size it can accomodate, and any one with any sense i would have expected a call to the site a few days before would ensure a suitable pitch was "made available"
Posted on 03/12/2018 16:47 by JVB66We were staying at Clumber Park when there were two big RVs near us and were deciding which route they were going to take to the next site it was quite am "interesting" on the ear how they were trying to find a way that did not involve B roads to Park Coppice site
Posted on 03/12/2018 19:29
Have travelled into PC on a number of occasions following large coaches and huge quarry trucks negotiating the road in and past the very entrance. If they can do it on a regular basis so can that RV. It's just a couple of pinch points on route you need to be aware of!
Posted on 03/12/2018 19:50
We have been to PC several times, once when it was closed, great time in the snow and watching the red squirrels out of accomodation window,, our c/van was plugged into boiler room electrics on hardstand and very cost effective stay it was
The road is not for the "faint hearted" RVers
Posted on 03/12/2018 21:31
We have travelled to PC several times and do know that the route could be a challenge for some RVers,the best visit we had was one winter in the snow watching the Red squirrels playing outside the site accomodation ,our caravan was plugged into the the boiler room electrics ,it was one of the most "cost effective" stays we had
Posted on 03/12/2018 21:31 by JVB66We have travelled to PC several times and do know that the route could be a challenge for some RVers,the best visit we had was one winter in the snow watching the Red squirrels playing outside the site accomodation ,our caravan was plugged into the the boiler room electrics ,it was one of the most "cost effective" stays we had
Posted on 03/12/2018 16:23 by ABMI wondered what you have now JK, since, at another South-West site, the Lady Warden told me she had got your old one !! Must seem a tad cramped in the AutoCruise, unless you've swapped that as well
Posted on 04/12/2018 19:58
Hi there ABM
You're quite correct in what you say. The lady warden on the site you visited has indeed bought our American rv. We now have a new one on the same site in Spain. Never sharing me Autocruise though, that's our touring van and cosy enough for two (only!!!)
JK
BrianJosie
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