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Posted on 05/11/2021 15:44 by Wherenext

Never want to be under a tree. Not just rain but bird droppings, sap from the tree, twigs and branches, conkers, nuts etc.etc.

If I can I'll find a pitch that is more or less level and with no one in the adjacent pitches but sod's law means that the Car Park effect happens. You know, when you park in an empty spot with nary a car in sight and when you come out you can't get in your own car due to 2 numpties parking either side of you and you have to perform a limbo dance to get in. I'm dreadful with keys being dropped, sometimes maybe even scratching the odd door.

Posted on 05/11/2021 14:19 by eurortraveller

I don’t know what the other Club does and have no experience of neighbours with TV sets in their awnings…but I did once write a review of a family run site saying “Where else would a lady site owner turn out in pouring rain to choose a flat, dry pitch for us and organise a group of other residents to unhitch the caravan and shove it into place for us”. What’s not to like? 

Posted on 05/11/2021 16:19 by

You must be lucky with these site owners who look after you so well ET. I have had little to complain about but then rarely have much contact with them. However elderly French   (that's folk older than us) on long stay or seasonal pitches often in our experience spend their days watching noisy game shows in the awning and its something we have learned to avoid if possible.

Posted on 05/11/2021 14:13 by Tinwheeler

That’s right, PD, and even if staying longer than a night or two, we'll be out through the day and not spend long on site.

AD mentioned neighbours but the very nature of touring sites is that neighbours change frequently so it’s not worth a great deal of consideration in my view.