Bbq's

NM, as someone who likes BBQ's I'd say-none enjoy. As someone who's seen the subject discussed on here before I'd say-ensure the resulting smoke/meat aromas go away from anyone's LV/awning as not everyone likes em like you & me

As below from the club rules some sites do not permit charcoal bbq's but as yours is gas you should be fine I actually use an electric one and a gas one depends if i am on mains or not But either way Enjoy

10 Barbecues

a. If barbecues are permitted on site, please make sure you keep smoke and fumes under control so you don't annoy your neighbours.

b. Your barbecue must be raised off the ground enough to reduce fire risk and avoid grass damage

only one rule.........you must share a sausage with your neighbour

only one rule.........you must share a sausage with your neighbour

Or a Hot Dog

Outdoor cookers which are gas or electric should be fine. It's the proper BBQs which uses solid fuel that may present an issue. 

I would like to know how one ensures the  smoke or aroma from your bbq does not blow onto another pitch, how do you stop the wind changing direction ?

its ridiculous, if you go camping or caravanning in summer you have to accept certain things will be going on, bbq for instance. To many flamin rules too many moaning gits. Get a life.

spk, there is usually a prevailing wind from a certain direction, just ensure the BBQ is positioned in a way that the smoke/aromas are carried away from neighbours. It can be fine tuned by choosing a pitch that don't have very close neighbours. It works, I've done it. I do realise that the wind sometimes acts erratically & stray smoke does wander around a bit, that is preferable to a constant stream into someone's awning

rocky

fare comment but ruddy ell its a poor do when you have to bother even thinking  about it. Its summer were in a posh field folk will bbq and smoke cigars outside they may drink and get a bit loud but hey ho as I say its summer and were camping ten yds from each other. I am a grumpy old git and am not one for socialising but even I accept folk have to have fun

I believe the correct etiquette if the wind changes direction is for you and OH to stand in the smoke, blow very hard and wave your arms around. This should disperse the smoke and reduce the nuisance to your neighbors.

rocky

fare comment but ruddy ell its a poor do when you have to bother even thinking  about it. Its summer were in a posh field folk will bbq and smoke cigars outside they may drink and get a bit loud but hey ho as I say its summer and were camping ten yds from each other. I am a grumpy old git and am not one for socialising but even I accept folk have to have fun

100% agreement spk. That's the CC I'm afraid, the Lady asked a question & She got answers. It's a sad state of affairs that the gogs rule

Drat.

i was thinking of buying a small weber charcoal B&Q which is more company than our gas version.

Do many sites not allow charcoal bbq's?