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can someone please help me??! is it common to have baby nappy changing facilities in the male washrooms on a camp site. i ask because i am planing to take my 3 year old away with me, but not my wife. i dont mind changing wet nappies in our tent but dont want to stink it out with his poopy ones and so a baby changing unit would be required really!

many thanks.

I agree with the above....what with all the fresh air and country smells I dont think anyone would bat an eyelid at a nappy!

happy camping!

Some sites I have been to, have a parent and child room with changing unit, so either parent can use.  Best idea if you ask me, why shouldnt men change them!!!  I do know when my hubby went with his work colleagues (all male) and the children, one campsite did kick up cos they didnt have any disabled/seperate facilities and there was one 3 year old girl going.  Her parents didnt mind if she had to go in the mens, as she did this in public loos with her dad, but the campsite wouldnt allow them to stay.

  We have camped with our DS since he was 6 months and usually changed him in the tent. 

Better to stink out your own tent for a few seconds that to do the same in the toilets!

Why should everyone else have to smell your babies nappy?

Quote: Originally posted by jeepster on 01/9/2006

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Better to stink out your own tent for a few seconds that to do the same in the toilets!

Why should everyone else have to smell your babies nappy?

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Quote: Originally posted by Andy Pandy 666 on 01/9/2006

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Quote: Originally posted by jeepster on 01/9/2006

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Better to stink out your own tent for a few seconds that to do the same in the toilets!

Why should everyone else have to smell your babies nappy?

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   Whenever there's a 'stinky' toilet on site, you can almost guarantee it ain't a baby who's the 'guilty party'!...

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Yeah I agree, but some like to start young!

Just one request - please flush any poo down the loo before you dispose of the nappy - please don't wrap it in the nappy and stick it in a bin - that way people don't have to live with the smell until the bins are emptied - and you won't be putting raw sewage into landfill.

Christine

heathland beach have a fully fitted out baby wash & changing room next to the laundry room. (great site)

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/results3.asp?search=heathland+beach&by=sitename