Site Aesthetics

I’m not sure these are in quite the same category as flags and flashing lights but who’s to judge?

As long as those flowerpot people and gnomes have paid their membership then why shouldn’t they be on club sites 

It's a difficult call. I think flags can be a bit offensive, pushing your identity down fellow campers throats. If you are so proud of your county or country then perhaps that is where you should stay. Light poles if not turned off at night really are antisocial. The one that gets my goat though is bins. Why do campers need to put nearly a full size domestic bin outside the van for the duration of there stay.

Then again I'm just intolerant.

Colin.

I've always felt that the club sites don't do enough for children.

Your bog standard play area if you are lucky so I don't see any problem with brightening up the sites. Still not enough though to persuade me to take my non existent children to.

I totally understand this but I’m sure that ‘need’ is to promote active engagement in the great outdoors. Yes, there is a need for play grounds and play equipment but some sites and localities may be more appropriate than others. Such areas should also be by design in appropriate positions on sites.

I like them and like when the wardens do something like that to make the site look good and funny/interesting.

But if they are there or not doesn't affect my stay there in any way whatsoever. The state of the pitch and facilities are much more important.  

Crossways site has a lot of  decorative adornments made by the wardens ,and they really suit the site and long may they continue to make them 

I quite like them.😀

I too think these are fine when tasteful, moderately done and not in one’s face so to speak. However, sometimes, like a small private site we were recently on, the ‘attractions’ became more like a mini theme park or fanciful model village what with their integral solar lights. I’m sure some found it delightful. 
My question would be with regard to the club is this a corporate image to be promoted?