Very Disappointed
Amanda Lambert
Reviewed on 25/06/2019 14:25
Amanda Lambert
Reviewed on 25/06/2019 14:25
Posted on 25/06/2019 14:53
The site is very new to the network ,it was privately owned,we stayed t there last year and the staff were pulling their hair out,with the problems that had been uncovered, since acquisition by the club,but we did not think it was overpriced for the area and it will be a great place to stay when it is refurbished and brought up to standard of most club owned sites, and we also did not have a problem with the 10amp supply
Posted on 25/06/2019 15:14
We stayed there in August 2006 (I know that exactly because we had to come home to pick up our, then new arrival, Harry!) I think it was still called Bingham Farm then. Wasn't particularly impressed and haven't been back since.
But like others above, at this time of year I can't see 10A being a significant enough problem to complain about on a review!
Posted on 27/06/2019 15:45
Sorry hear all the replies to the original posting are stating that 10amp is OK - might be what they want but not Caravan Club Standard which is 13amp, after all that is only one of your home sockets! Just as well Amanda mentioned it as we are due to go there in September, now beginning to wonder if we should put it off until the refurbishment has been done. I believe we are on a serviced pitch so wondering where on earth we will be put, really not looking forward to this trip and hope that the showers are hot by the time we get there.
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Posted on 28/06/2019 21:02
Actually, 16amp is the usual on club sites, BxG. Why do you think 10amp won’t meet your needs? 10amp lets us live comfortably using fridge, heating, hot water, microwave on occasion, low wattage kettle, charging various gizmos and so on. Many of them in use at the same time.
We coped with 6amp in Sept in chilly weather last year and only found the occasional need to supplement the heating with gas.
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Posted on 28/06/2019 21:02 by TinwheelerActually, 16amp is the usual on club sites, BxG. Why do you think 10amp won’t meet your needs? 10amp lets us live comfortably using fridge, heating, hot water, microwave on occasion, low wattage kettle, charging various gizmos and so on. Many of them in use at the same time.
We coped with 6amp in Sept in chilly weather last year and only found the occasional need to supplement the heating with gas.
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