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Hello

We've bought a millenium f c and after a 450 mile round trip got her back to Shropshire .You probably passed us on the M1/M6[everyone else did]  .After loads of trying it out on the drive ,we're going for our first weekend next Friday .The pitch is hard standing,and the weather forecast is good ,but should we invest in these here rock pegs for the awning,all i've got is  pegs from me beloved 4man ridge tent?

less is more..........more or less !

Hello Middle

Glad you got your FC back to Shropshire

I have only pitched our TT on grass but sure someone will come along who has an FC to let you know which pegs you need.

Happy Camping

Hi

We dont have a FC but a TT and went on hard standing in Feb, Id definatly recommend you get the rock pegs for the awning, theres no way normal pegs would go in the gravel we were on.

Happy camping

Hi and welcome virgin campers.

we have been on hard standing and have used the pegs that came with our camper awning when it was windy but i think its personal choice i keep saying ill get some but never do.

cheers Jason

If you intend travelling extensively with your new pride and joy, then it has to be worth your while getting decent pegs.   We discovered the ground in warmer climes (France and not the south!) laughed at the normal pegs, so we just take the substantial metal ones.

I have rock pegs as a standby but as I really don't like pegging out, I have converted to WURMIs for normal pegging. You screw them in with your rechargeable drill - it takes all the effort out of it.

Anything to make life easier.......

cheers, Terry

You will need rock pegs for some hardstandings but not for others. I like the sound of those WORMI's, Ive looked at them in magazines but not actualy tried them.

Mike