JD6620 replied on 03/10/2014 21:30
Posted on 03/10/2014 21:30
We recently had a very lovely weekend at Seacroft site in Cromer. We were pitched on one of the serviced pitches and I couldn't help but reflect on the state of the grass pitches opposite. Each grass pitch was denoted by a large area of bare ground, not a blade of grass to be found. Now this may be ok whilst the weather is fine and dry but when it rains these pitches must turn into a mud bath. Most of the caravan doors opened straight onto these bare areas of earth. So how about a ban on all ground sheets to help preserve these pitches through out the season.
JD6620
Motorhomer from Essex