Can I empty clean water onto pitch?

 ...use the proper waste disposal points as provided. thanks. 

I'm not trawling back through the threads .... but I'm sure a CL owner would love you for filling his sceptic tank with clean water, which then has to be paid for.

anks..Its the same on cc sites with ceptic tanks it costs over £260 per load to empty them a big bite out of small sites weekly income

 ...use the proper waste disposal points as provided. thanks. 

I'm not trawling back through the threads .... but I'm sure a CL owner would love you for filling his sceptic tank with clean water, which then has to be paid for.

sorry, i was referring to club sites.....

however, it shouldnt get to this as all will have guaged their water usage accurately...... 

so do i drain down boiler or travel with it having water in?

the onboard water tank is empty but i shall empty clean cold water from aquaroll into hedgerow ,all other waste into grey drain and down chemical disposal cheers mrs bc:)( second trip out and enjoying it)

The only time we empty the HW is at the end of a trip, and then we do it when we get home.

so do i drain down boiler or travel with it having water in?

the onboard water tank is empty but i shall empty clean cold water from aquaroll into hedgerow ,all other waste into grey drain and down chemical disposal cheers mrs bc:)( second trip out and enjoying it)

i dont think folk travel with any water in a caravan......payload, balance, etc....

so, assuming you arent going to another site, on a cc site, try and run down the fresh on the last day (dont fill completely if not reqd), pour any excess fresh into the fresh drain and the hot from the boiler via the taps into your wastemaster (along with any grey already there) and dump in the grey waste point....then drain the last few drops from boiler and pipes...

nice and tidy, no water all over the place.....

I have never drained down the boiler until the end of season, does me no harm regarding weight/stability or anything else I can think off, but its your choice. Flush tank is run down but never emptied until end of season.

Waste water goes to appropriate emptying point.

Water in aquaroll is minimal as I have roughly calculated usage for leaving day and if short is topped up with a small container, if any is left then this goes into the hedge.

Then I mow the grass, re-seed where necessary and rake the hardstanding before leaving

Spot on, Dave.

Apart from the last sentence - I give the warden a hefty tip for doing that.

Do  you  mean  you  tip  the  Warden  heftily  into  the  Hedge,  Tinners  ?  There's  Cruel  !! 

so do i drain down boiler or travel with it having water in?

the onboard water tank is empty but i shall empty clean cold water from aquaroll into hedgerow ,all other waste into grey drain and down chemical disposal cheers mrs bc:)( second trip out and enjoying it)

i dont think folk travel with any water in a caravan......payload, balance, etc....

so, assuming you arent going to another site, on a cc site, try and run down the fresh on the last day (dont fill completely if not reqd), pour any excess fresh into the fresh drain and the hot from the boiler via the taps into your wastemaster (along with any grey already there) and dump in the grey waste point....then drain the last few drops from boiler and pipes...

nice and tidy, no water all over the place.....

Depends on the caravan BB, some do have a decent payload. 

We travel with the HW full, the flush tank at least half full, and usually 5+ litres in the onboard tank, with no stability problems at all as our van is well balanced, but this may not work for everyone.

Previous single axle van we always travelled with HW tank full, but that had no onboard tank or flush tank.

If traveling between sites we do not drain HW tank,but if travelling home  the drain tap is opened,we do carry the weight of waste tank