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If you are on a serviced pitch then you are probably paying £2 or £3 extra for it so it makes sense to make use of it, otherwise you might as well go on a regular pitch.
It actually makes me quite annoyed ( sorry to those to whom it applies! ) to see a van on a serviced pitch not making use of the facilities. Being slightly disabled I usually use the shower in our van so we always try to get a serviced pitch when they are available to save OH ( who is no spring chicken) having to lug so much water and waste around.
Earlier this year ( late June) we were at Chatsworth CC site for 5 nights. For the first 2 ( Friday & Saturday) we couldn't get a serviced pitch,( despite booking in January ) but on the Sunday we were able to move onto one. They have 26 serviced pitches and all were occupied. On 7 the vans were not connected to either water or waste, on another 7 they were connected to waste only, only 12 were making full use of the facilities
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Topic: service pitch
