Am I an outdated fuddy duddy?

People like to take the shortest route. If the gap was wide enough to get a car through they would do it in the car.

It’s been discussed many times, Graham. Check site rule 3f.

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/uk-sites/club-campsites/club-site-rules/

Graham, it appears to me that the Brits have lost our hard earned reputation for many courtesies in very recent years. Had several trips to Europe recently and I’m ashamed to say that many over there are far more respectful in their social behaviours. What has gone wrong? Tinny has directed you to a thread but this crops up regularly as an observation in other forums too. 

No you are certainly right! It is rude, inconsiderate and more!

This has been discussed many times and it keeps on happening and whatever the reason it is not unacceptable. If I recall correctly the club does give guidance on this but it's either not read or just ignored.

I think the best way is to have to politely ask them not to do it or even have a word with the wardens.

Post edit: see TW's post up above.

I linked to the site rules, Micky, not a thread🙂

Am I right in thinking this is rude and inconsiderate behaviour? Or am I just being old-fashioned in these enlightened times?

You are indeed correct. Unfortunately we have found it a lot more common since we’ve had a MH. I guess it’s because there is less on the pitch. If available we always look for a pitch with a barrier, such as a hedge behind.

Indeed you did, Tinny!👍

Seems to me that ‘rules’ achieve little these days!☹️

No rule is worth the paper it’s written on if it’s unenforceable 🙁

It’s just a great shame that ‘we’ have lost the ability to apply the rules to our ‘own’ behaviours without the need for enforcement.

Some are irritated by it, some aren’t -but it’s the design and layout of some sites which lead to it happening. You might be happier if you pitched at the site perimeter rather than the centre -  or chose a different style of site altogether.