Pilot Scheme

I think JK is just confirming my earlier post where I said it would not be practical to drive in/reverse in depending on what side the habitation door is on as you would be facing "no mans land" to use JK's term. Perhaps we have to take the pilot at face value as being a pilot a review will be made and no doubt any difficulties that arise will be noticed and adjustments made or the scheme abandoned?

David

Ten years ago a warden demonstrated his newly issued Dinky cars to me - wheeled them around his office counter, explained the new pegs to me and told me how to get car and caravan correctly on to a pitch. He was insistent about “left hand rear corner to the peg”  There was only one in those days.

He stayed in the warm dry office and I went out into the rain to do my best to implement his instructions. He didn’t come out to help. It seems that’s how it still is -  although pegs have proliferated in many colours since then and the instructions are ever changing.

But I gave up Club sites round about that time- too cramped, too confined and too many instructions - but  I wish you all well. 

Well thank you Euror,  in fact I feel much the same and am surprised to hear of yet another idea that doesn't really improve the customer experience. I read reviews and often think "why is this happening," I also agree with DK but fail to understand why CAMC felt the need to go ahead with this pilot scheme.

Disagree TW. It is easy enough to place markers to allow the required spacing and in addition it identifies the area you can use.

peedee

How long will that take? The new booking system is an example of that

Yes there some confusion about which way to park but that has been cleared up now.

So on the sites you use you're always helped onto your pitch, that is good.

Markers are not what you were suggesting in your previous post. You seem to have rather moved the boundary, so to speak, but isn’t pitching to a marker what we have now?

It’s a fact that there is not currently space between pitches to allow people to utilise their pitches in any way they choose as you detailed in your previous post. If there was, the pilot, pegs and this discussion wouldn’t exist.

You put your left wheel in, you put put your left wheel out. In, out, in, out. Turn it all about.

My brain hurts.

Markers are not what you were suggesting in your previous post. You seem to have rather moved the boundary, so to speak, but isn’t pitching to a marker.

You're splitting hairs TW

Peedee

I beg to differ. You contradicted yourself, PD.

However, it doesn't matter a jot as your idea will not be considered by CAMC any more than someone else's. They will go their own sweet way regardless.