Door on wrong side.

Even simpler, just enjoy!

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My parents had continental vans and I'm onto my third continental M/H and in 30 years have only had one minor issue, and that was a miserable woman who probably shouldn't leave her house, the warden effectively told her to either shut up or leave.

Conversely I do tend to use the passenger door if stopped in a lay-by, but that's rare.

No problems with pitching at club sites nose in or out. Just be aware if you intend attaching an awning on some pitches, it might be best to ask for advice from the wardens before you start and are asked to reposition! Some sites like you to pitch in a set manner e.g.  Looking at the pitch towards the EHU bollard the order is car on the left, the van in the middle and awning on the gravel to the right. Some commercial sites have van on the left, awning in the middle on the gravel and car on the grass to the right between pitches. Have seen quite a few folk being asked to reposition, usually after the corner steadies are down as they try to enjoy a relaxing cuppa!

If you are nose in on a fully serviced pitch you may need extra long waste and water hoses as the drains and taps are usually near the bollards.

 

Thanks for the advice,

 

Finally bought an Autosleeper Cotswold-so the door is on the correct  side.

 

Thanks

 

Steve

But  that  depends  on  which  way  round  you  pitch !

If  you get  comments/complaints  then  just  stroll  to  the  ablutions  blocks  in  your  mankini  !

Then  the  nosey  ones  will  likely  get  thrown  off  for  being  noisy  ones  as  well 

Perhaps all caravans/MH's should have the door on the back to save arguments. 

Certainly  had  no  problems  but  a  lot  of  fun  in  the  AutoHomes  Bambi  I  used  to  have  CY  !!  970cc  of  throbbing  power-- great  on  the  motorways  or  Bealach  Na  Ba  on  the  Applecross  run 

If I'm unsure which way round to pitch then I just park sideways on.     

I  was  going  to  pass  a  sexist  comment,  but  being  a  Gentleman,  I  controlled  myself  &  burst  out  laughing  instead