The Express - when will caravan sites re-open ?
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Excellent news, lets hope onsite shower/toilet facilities will also be open tooHaving spoke to Glossop Caravans today, they said the caravan club have informed them that they will be opening up on the 3rd July
No bacon butties then
It’s a good first step to getting the sites open again though! I missed the announcement yesterday but the wife said they have moved the risk level up and not down which is concerning!!!
(better find a charger quick! Looks like you are running low on juice
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Caravan sites reopen: New rules revealed for 'safest' holiday
CARAVAN park holidays have long been popular among those keen to save money, set up camp among nature and enjoy a level of freedom. With hopes camping sites and caravan parks will soon be open - what are the new rules for these holiday types?
Comes with a storage bag - I haven't actually measured but spec advises
Pitched Height: 200cm
Weight: 3.7kg
Pitched - Overall Footprint: 120 x 120 cm
Pack Size: 71.5 x 14.5 x 14.5 cm (which looks about right from memory)
Well I've just booked two weeks around Devon from the 5th July. Keeping everything crossed sites start to open by then.
Should have been starting our first week-long trip this weekend
Were going to go coast to coast, St Bees' Head to Robin Hood's Bay, looks like a cracking week we're missing.
Wife is a nurse educator in a small team, full on fit-testing and PPE assessments. No chance of a week off in July or August now, so planning lots of weekends.
Were going to go coast to coast, St Bees' Head to Robin Hood's Bay, looks like a cracking week we're missing.
Wife is a nurse educator in a small team, full on fit-testing and PPE assessments. No chance of a week off in July or August now, so planning lots of weekends.
I‘ve had one of these for a couple of years as a shower tent.
The vent in the top is big enough to take the shower head and On / Off switch.
I cut the flappy skirt bit off the bottom as it does nothing other than get muddy.
I don‘t use the ropes as have made an extra 4 poles which brace across the bottom of the 4 standard upright poles, I found that there are many places I’ve wanted a shower without the luxury of soft ground that will take a tent peg.
The addition of some 4” ‘legs‘ through the plastic eyes that are designed for tent pegs keeps the tent slightly off the ground and prevents it getting muddy.
If it is windy I tie a short cord to the wing mirror. Even in cold climates the tent soon warms up when the hot water is flowing.
@Andyf, it was C&C and C&M Club sites from West to East (Ravenglass, Hawes, Barnard Castle [just in case, can never be too careful with your eyesight
], Lower Wensleydale and Slingsby), just a leisurely sight-seeing and easy walking week planned. We didn't fancy Scarborough (no kids with us); ironically, given the conversation in this thread, we didn't book the nearest other Club sites because they don't have facilities, despite us having a loo in the van. We are quite choosy (read: snobbish!) and didn't fancy any of the sites at RHB.So, we found the Fox and Rabbit site near Dalby Forest, and booked for the last two nights (next weekend
) which looks very nice, and of course is only a stagger from the pub!CAB.
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Looked good, I like to see we’re people book to see if there’s any we’re we fancy
So I’ll google them later and have a gander
We stayed a night at Robin Hoods Bay at Christmas, Middlewood farm
Nowt special and not cheap
Scarborough is very nice now, wasn’t that good a thew years ago but always busy even weekends in the winter months
Andy
Looked good, I like to see we’re people book to see if there’s any we’re we fancy
So I’ll google them later and have a gander
We stayed a night at Robin Hoods Bay at Christmas, Middlewood farm
Nowt special and not cheap
Scarborough is very nice now, wasn’t that good a thew years ago but always busy even weekends in the winter months
Andy
Caravan parks must reopen soon or risk never reopening at all, bosses warn
CARAVAN parks need to reopen soon — or risk never reopening at all, bosses warned yesterday. The UK’s 6,243 holiday parks and campsites generate more than £10billion a year for the economy and prov…
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