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Quote: Originally posted by Ivana Tinkle on 26/3/2008

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Ill have to visit some of these sites even though we only have a mere two I would love to see someone walking 7 dogs round the site, I walk with a group of friends every morning and some days we have 9 dogs between us and we get some great comments walking through the village especially from the old folk and mums with toddlers. In fact we are getting quite famous.

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well emailed quite a few campsites and have had quite a few reply saying no problem so things are looking up  just spent 1 night with the gang at cayton bay villiage and enjoyed it even though the weather gave the quechuas a good test

cheers martin

hi have been to hedleywood devon/cornwall a couple of times and thats great for the dogs can go in the bar! really the most laid back place,its got some dog walking woods on the site.will go back there sometime

i have 4 borders(see left) and a rottie  but dont show them

cheers martin

Hi,

Interestingly, I have just rung Roundhills site in the New Forest (I think it is now a C&C site) explained that I Have been camping there for years but now have an additional dog (i.e. 4 and their limit is 3) and would it be possible to caravan still.  The lady concerned said no it is the rules and it is as simple as that.  I explained that my dogs are quiet and I have never had a problem but she would not budge.

So forget the New Forest C&C sites (of which there are several) if you have more than 3 dogs.

So if anyone knows of a quiet secluded site in the New Forest that will accept me and my four I would be grateful.   I only want to try my new awning.... lol