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Quote: Originally posted by pongo on 22/5/2006

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 thank you, but dont you have to have some really posh caravan to be with the caravan club?

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Well...I'm sorry.....but...we've been members of the Caravan club for years andwell.......posh we aint and neither was our last dear old girl before she got towed off to that great pitch in the sky last yearPoor ole thing looked quite sad by her end

Have heard that the Camping and Caravanning club is s'posed to be sort of......friendlier though, somehow. Not saying I aint friendly though....... are we?

Our dog comes everywhere with us.  We are pretty new to caravanning but already have found some lovely sites perfect for dogs.

OLD OAKS - GLASTONBURY  - adults only/dog exercise area/even a dog shower!walks direct from the site on footpaths - even one to Glastonbury Tor

WAREHAM FOREST - we went in May  - so it was very quiet - we had a pitch directly backing onto woodland with direct access to nature trails through the park and then out into Wareham Forest itself with endless tracks and trails....would imagine it would get busy high season, but a great forest site.

Dare Park Aberdare very good for dogs, but the noise at night from the people partying could be quite intimidating. There are cctv camera's but they were'nt being watched by anyone on our visit.

Ironic is'nt it? ELEVEN DOGS!  but it only takes one family, with a lot of beer, and suprisingly, they are worse than eleven gentle teetotal dogs!