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Oh, forgot to mention one of the best reasons for being CC members - the rallies. We were CC members for 10 years before we went on one as we thought they would be full of little hitler/hitleresses (see my previous post) but, thank goodness, they're not.

We've had some of our best times in a field in the middle of nowhere with virtually no facilities to boot except friends, a few rickety gazebos and half a vineyard (!).

I still stand by what I said before though.

What I find bizarre is that almost everyone has a view on wardens.

When I arrive at a site, I book in (5 mins tops) and that's the only time I have any dealings with them, save for handing in any keys when we leave.

Therefore, I dont have any informed opinion about them.

Do you all break rules constantly or try to get them to be your new buddies  to get these opinions ?

The Big Sites Book tells you the names of the managers - so if you had problems with any in the past, you can see where they've gone.

They move round every two years, by the way, not one, so the BSB is probably pretty well up to date.

Nora

Quote: Originally posted by pat123 on 15/7/2007

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My husband was insensed and only just managed to keep his cool he was really annoyed that he had refused to help him.

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In all our visits to C&CC sites, we've never asked for a site manager to help us push our caravan.  They have always been very helpful, directing us as we reverse on to the pitch (even to the point of telling us how far to turn the steering wheel).  They have found extra ramps for us and one even repaired our jockey wheel.

I'm pretty sure that pushing caravans would not be in their job description - just imagine if everyone wanted a push - they'd be knackered by the end of the day.