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Eyeworks,

I have no immediate plans to do this but I would love to have the opportunity, both myself and my wife have a good jobs with good incomes but would be prepared to drop it immediately and run our own caravanning/camping site, it would be so rewarding I'm sure of it. I know it would be a lot of hard work but, to see everyone on your site relaxing and having a great time would be fantastic.

Good luck, I'm sure there must be loads of people out there who would love to do it, given the chance.

Jamsie

Quote: Originally posted by jamsie423 on 26/9/2008

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Eyeworks,

I have no immediate plans to do this but I would love to have the opportunity, both myself and my wife have a good jobs with good incomes but would be prepared to drop it immediately and run our own caravanning/camping site, it would be so rewarding I'm sure of it. I know it would be a lot of hard work but, to see everyone on your site relaxing and having a great time would be fantastic.

Good luck, I'm sure there must be loads of people out there who would love to do it, given the chance.

Jamsie

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Look us up, Ivy House Farm, Boston.

We could tell a story or two !

It is a slow job, developing a campsite as a hobby business, and having to do a "proper job" at the same time, but very worthwhile.

Roger and Jan

If the company making the documentary wish to pay me £450,000.00 they can watch me move into the  proterty I have my eye on and follow the progress as I turn the 3/4 acre of land into a  cs site which would welcome 5 vans and approximatly 3 tents at any one time.

Nethernut, rogerburn,

Thanks for your encouraging comments, believe me we would dearly love to have our own site and of course you always imagine it to be the site that everyone would visit and come back because they enjoyed it the first time round and every visit after that and brought some friends with them. I know it is not always a bed of roses and that there is a lot of hard work involved in the running etc. but, for me I think it would be so rewarding just seeing people relaxing and enjoying themselves and knowing that in some small way you have made it possible for them.

I'll keep dreaming and who knows, someday maybe (not too long though I hope).

Jamsie

Anybody who wants to visit our site or talk about our experiences, and there have been some rather difficult ones as well as many very enjoyable ones, email us on http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/sendenquiry.asp?id=3672

Roger and Jan