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Welshbabs.
My site has space, but its not up everyone's street. You aren't allowed to leave your awning up because they're very proud of their grass (its very well kept). Its not something that bothers me so I'm fine with it. Just had a brand new shower block built (free showers, yippee!), and there's small play area for the kids and a washer and dryer. Plus a shop in reception.
Its a friendly, quiet, safe site. Flat, lots of space for the kids to run around. 99% of the kids are under 10. Have to take dogs off the site to exercise them and the road is a bit busy with no pavement. This year it was £1104 for March to Half Term October, plus £2 per night electric. I don't think they advertise, haven't got a website, most people go there word of mouth.
You have to drive if you want shops, pubs etc, but its central to get all over the place.
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Karen
www.utilityzoo.co.uk
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Topic: Seasonal Pitch
