Lady Margaret's Park Chirk

Thanks for the reply Rowena.

So it sounds probable that camping and glamping won’t be happening at LMP.  In any case, the factory noise may have been an issue for campers.

Have a good Xmas all at Club offices.

Thanks for the information,TDA.  I only saw it this morning as I don't look at the CMHC site every day.

Thanks Rowena for the update.

Sorry but yet again the club have got it wrong. The site closed at the end of October 21 but the work is not scheduled to start until February 2022 Why has the site been closed for 3 months when it was not necessary? We use this site a lot and could have visited in those 3 months. 

I know at the start of my post I said "yet again the club have got it wrong". Believe me I wanted to post well done to the club who have got things right by keeping the site open to members.

Sorry Rowena, but the Club have got this one badly wrong. 

FB, The management made a business decision to close. That could have been due to staff shortages, problems due to Covid, , low level of customer demand over the winter months, or delays by the building contractors due to materials supply.

Closing a caravan site for a few months is not the biggest problem in my life - and I hope not in yours. Please don’t complain. Do something else or go somewhere else while you are well.

Happy New Year.

Several sites closed early this year some because of staff shortages , some  as LMP because of refurbishments which are listed on the website, most closed until late next year,

If the reduction in pitches is a result of add serviced pitches in place of grass pitches then that would be in line with all sites that have hardstand pitches in place of grass

Given they were closing the site for the refurbishment, it probably wasn’t worthwhile. Apart from the Christmas / new year blip, I would question wether they are not kept open as more of a service than profit making. Mid week at Clumber in January / February there has been all of eight vans present. Given there is mid week discount and the amount of electric consumed, I would doubt there is any profit in it. Even the better populated full price weekends must be a close run thing.

Wrong? How do you know it was the wrong decision? Are you party to the full facts? 

I'm with Euro and the others.

Is it not possible the site was closed early in order to allow preliminary works ahead of the refurbishment? I am sure the Club would have good reasons for doing so. As mentioned it could be that some of the site staff could have been redeployed to other sites. One thing is certain is that all of us on here can only offer our guesswork in answer to this type of question, probably better that you pose the question direct to the Club?

Is this not an opportunity to find an alternative site whilst the closure is ongoing?

David