Posted on 07/03/2018 16:59
Was thinking of staying at Godrevy Park Cornwall during the Easter holidays but the club are charging top whack for the full two weeks, 29.00 for a grass pitch, I can stay at Gwithian farm on a hard standing for 21.00, site is just up the road and a little closer to the beach.
Another couple of hundred quid the club can afford to chuck, take it or leave it
Posted on 07/03/2018 17:24
On the other hand, we've just booked 5 nights at Exebridge Lakeside for a touch under £120.
In the same area we could have gone to Waterrow (£164) or Exe Valley (£133) - both very good sites which we've used in the past, but more expensive for us than the club site.
Always pays to shop around - you pays your money and you makes your choice! 
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Posted on 07/03/2018 16:59 by codyWas thinking of staying at Godrevy Park Cornwall during the Easter holidays but the club are charging top whack for the full two weeks, 29.00 for a grass pitch, I can stay at Gwithian farm on a hard standing for 21.00, site is just up the road and a little closer to the beach.
Another couple of hundred quid the club can afford to chuck, take it or leave it
Posted on 07/03/2018 17:51 by codyExbridge lakeside works our at 26.70 per night over the Easter holidays
Posted on 07/03/2018 18:31
Godrevy has always been a pricey site but very popular nevertheless. The grass pitches are, of course, on fast draining sandy soil.
Perhaps JK can give us an insight as to whether running costs are high or if the club simply charges that much because it can.
Posted on 07/03/2018 18:31 by TinwheelerGodrevy has always been a pricey site but very popular nevertheless. The grass pitches are, of course, on fast draining sandy soil.
Perhaps JK can give us an insight as to whether running costs are high or if the club simply charges that much because it can.
Posted on 07/03/2018 18:54 by KjellNNNot when we were there in September 2015 they weren't!
More like waterlogged mud. Grass ruined by awning groundsheets too.
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