Posted on 26/08/2021 15:45
Unconfirmed reports of Knaresborough Club Site having to close due to a group of caravanners having illegally entered the site. If you have a booking it is recommended that you ring the club's HQ.
It is alleged by members who have left the site earlier today that children had been sent to retrieve barrier fobs from the box at the exit.
Posted on 28/08/2021 16:30 by eyebrowsbGo back to the beginning of the thread GT
.... they sent their kids to 'steal' barrier fobs from the drop off box. It's surprising how many thing kids with skinny arms can steal!!
Posted on 28/08/2021 16:58
Better still return them to reception on departure. Some sites even require a deposit (oops should mention that word) refundable on departure. Godrevy used to charge a couple of pounds deposit for the rear gate key so it is not unusual for the Club site to do so.
peedee
Posted on 28/08/2021 16:58 by peedeeBetter still return them to reception on departure. Some sites even require a deposit (oops should mention that word) refundable on departure. Godrevy used to charge a couple of pounds deposit for the rear gate key so it is not unusual for the Club site to do so.
peedee
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:04
If when you leave as on quite a few sites it is requested to post your barrier card through the office letter box as the office may not be personed ,as other work is required on site before the earliest arrival time,
It would be difficult here as after clearing the out barrier you could be obstructing the public footpath
Posted on 28/08/2021 16:24 by OneputtThe CEO and his senior team will be off on jollies and the folk who really run the won’t be allowed to make independent decisions
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:17
It would be difficult here as after clearing the out barrier you could be obstructing the public footpath
A couple of minutes inconvenience while the passenger nips back with the barrier fob. Even solo owners wouldn't take long. If reception is closed, pop them through the letter box like they do at Clumber Park.
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Posted on 28/08/2021 17:17 by peedeeIt would be difficult here as after clearing the out barrier you could be obstructing the public footpath
A couple of minutes inconvenience while the passenger nips back with the barrier fob. Even solo owners wouldn.t take long. Pop them through the letter box like they do at Clumber Park.
peedee
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:23
You could be obstructing a public foot path waiting to depart with traffic on Ham Lane. this morning for example with the park run and even longer by returning a barrier card and if the driver pulled onto Ham Lane even with a motor caravan you would be a great ambassador for LV owners, with other road users 
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:29
The C&CC sites we have used have had key pads for entry and open automatically on exit. As long as these can accept more than one code and be updated easily, I think they are less likely to be compromised than cards left in a box. In the event of an incursion the codes could easily be Deleted User and only those entitled issued with a new one.
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:29 by SteveLThe C&CC sites we have used have had key pads for entry and open automatically on exit. As long as these can accept more than one code and be updated easily, I think they are less likely to be compromised than cards left in a box. In the event of an incursion the codes could easily be deleted and only those entitled issued with a new one.
Posted on 28/08/2021 17:29 by SteveLThe C&CC sites we have used have had key pads for entry and open automatically on exit. As long as these can accept more than one code and be updated easily, I think they are less likely to be compromised than cards left in a box. In the event of an incursion the codes could easily be deleted and only those entitled issued with a new one.
JillwithaJay
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