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Quote: Originally posted by Georgie girl on 18/5/2014

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Bernie - The other downside of not being able to "exercise" the dogs on site was that I could not walk around the site to have a nose , say hello etc . I had to walk straight from my caravan to the entrance ( or go straight to jail !) Obviously I wasn't going to leave the dogs in the caravan and walk round by myself so I didn't get to explore the site at all . I believe the pub does let dogs in ( that's what we were told) but we sat outside

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Quote: Originally posted by Bernie47 on 19/5/2014

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There is another site in Slingsby, the Robin Hood, which I intend trying the next time that I am down there.

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I would have mentioned it in no uncertain terms, we try to be considerate dog owners, it's not like your local park where you get to know other people and their dogs.

Some dogs don't like other dogs, some get scared as do people, especially children. We actively keep our dog away from other dogs and people on site, just in case, dogs can take a littele while to adjust to the unfamilar surroundings too.. If people ask if they can stroke the dog, then thats another matter.She loves the fuss. Ours is always either on the lead or tethered except at night when the tent is shut up.