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31/8/2008 at 7:52am
Location: Redditch Outfit: SWIFT Challenger 570
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Quote: Originally posted by ANNnRICK41 on 31/8/2008
OMG I have been having nightmares about people washing their smalls not to mention their wellies in the sinks ..
Not sure why, as we have had quite good experiences so far ...
Ann x
We've just got back from a 'Haven' site in Burnham. Never again! That is exactly what some people were doing. Disgusting
Not to mention going in there for their cigarette breaks, and apparently the one shower was blocked due to someone going to the toilet in it, and this was the womens toilet.
Is it me or am I being a snob too, but does it seem to be getting worse?
------------- Dave & Chel
He who laughs last, didn't get the joke!
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31/8/2008 at 8:20am
Location: Dutch Mountains Outfit: Sharp talons beak and a hernia!
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More than ever, I think it is so important to chose my destined campsite very carefully, these days. To try and leave the overcommercialized campsites and the majority that uses those having an attitude of leaving it all down to staff as "we pay for the comfort so will do whatever we like".
Depending on the level of catering wanted, I opt for the quieter campsites any time. Where children can play happily outside without being a nuisance. Happy children's noise isn't disturbing noise, really. Besides, it can be a source of entertainment watching it from the relaxed atmosphere from your pitch.
Where social responsibility is such that we care and watch out for eachother or eachothers gear when we're away for the day.
These sites still exist; I've been on one in Wales this year. Of course, there is the odd screwball driving across the site in his 4X4 at silly hours looking for his eloped dog and the posh motorhomeowner that tripped several EHU, rendering me and a neighbour "leccyless" but those are minor things if you think of it in the whole scheme of a relaxing camping trip.
Every year around this time I read those sad stories of hard earned holidays gone down the drain because of numpties, anti-social behaviour, too close pitching and neighbours from hell. So, I think choosing a campsite is so very important to really enjoy a camping trip.
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