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I hvae learnt not to judge as you never know the circumstances!

I always had a laugh about the saddos sat in vans watching telly ,spesh during the day
BUT

Last weekend ,we had been out all morning and mum had had a bit too much sun and was feeling tired and the only way to keep her still and occupied for a couple of hours was to sit and watch a carry on film inside the van in glaring sun!!

So you never really know ;)

I have often remarked about why do folk need to take TVs camping, why not play cards games have family entertainment and talk to each other like humans. Only then to find 45% of the other comments are in favour of TVs, so live and let live. Good sites have wardens on site 24 -7  and are usually quite helpful, read the site reviews, avoid sites withs bars and entertainment etc, see how large the sites are. Since our encounter with the neighbours from Hell in a tent we have had to do our home work each time we go camping. Always carry those earplugs in our camping kit incase.  Write a site review on this site so as to let others know what you endured, I write a review on every site I go to now and find them most helpful.

MalcolmR 

Here here Big Momma the nail has been firmly hit.

Clare

We have just had a very loud tv/drunken neighbour on our camping holiday and I left a review of the site a few weeks ago..it still hasnt been added!  The site we went to is usually great which was a shame...do you put it down to one bad experience and risk going to that site again or never return?

Like most people say ,go and have fun in whatever way you choose but remember a canvas house has no sound insulation and being loud in a tent and thinking no one can hear you is a bit like putting your hood up and thinking no one can see you ! Daft !

The only thing that kept us awake while we were away was snoring!  not from any of our neighbouring campers but from our own dog!  although it wasn't every night when he started it sounded like a freight train running through.

Sue