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As we have a thread going with sites accepting large tents, just wondered if we could get one going for sites with unmarked pitches, ie take your pick!

I don't know any, but would be very interested in anyone did. (I know Skatty may well come in at this point)

Thanks

Trace x

Cayton Village Caravan Park near Scarborough don't have marked pitches on some of the main site from what I could tell (or if they do, they take big tents) but there's a huge camping field at the back of the camp.  Pick your spot !

Mike J

Quote: Originally posted by MikeJ on 08/09/2005

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Cayton Village Caravan Park near Scarborough don't have marked pitches on some of the main site from what I could tell (or if they do, they take big tents) but there's a huge camping field at the back of the camp.  Pick your spot !

Mike J

It must have changed since we were there ? the pitches were all squashed together then ,and the lage field at the back was the dog walking field ?

 

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Fforrest fields in wales is unmarket pitches in the overflow field

Quote: Originally posted by Skatty on 08/09/2005

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Quote: Originally posted by MikeJ on 08/09/2005

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Cayton Village Caravan Park near Scarborough don't have marked pitches on some of the main site from what I could tell (or if they do, they take big tents) but there's a huge camping field at the back of the camp.  Pick your spot !

Mike J

It must have changed since we were there ? the pitches were all squashed together then ,and the lage field at the back was the dog walking field ?

 

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Same here, we haven't stayed there but popped in for a nosey when passing.  They were packed really tight.  Didn't notice if they were marked out.

Was there for BH.  Yes agree some of the pitches are bit close (especially the caravan ones).  For a few days we had our tent 2 x Diablo 6,  Litchfield Arapaho 6, 2 x Nevada 5 + Pro-Action 9 berth tent all pitched in a little cul-de-sac.  Each tent had enough space for car + the usual coral created by wind-breaks.

The camping field is separate from the dog-walking field.

Mike J

That big field at back is also used for rallies and as an overspill field if the main site is full I think.. Ahh yes Cayton village was the first campsite me and the girlfriend ,now wife stayed at back in the late 80,s  havnt been back there since 96 but I bet its still nice

most of the pitches we have had had minimal if any markings ,I am always unsure of what the boundarys are unless on a c&c club site.

Castlerigg Hall just outside Keswick have unmarked pitches.

Last time we were there we got to have a good look around to choose a pitch before booking in\paying etc.