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Quote: Originally posted by tentpegjenny on 01/1/2007

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mjcreed my idea of hell.. just imagine how you would end up be crammed in to pay for the facilities and just imagine the people you would attract.

We are all so different..... it is what makes us so interesting.

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level site, trees and hedges for shelter, no marked out pitches, no noise after midnight, fires allowed, no caravans.

oooohhhhhhhhhh, quiet family run family inspired site, flat soft ground that is easy to get the pegs in.  A small but fun play area for kids, just in site so you can sit and drink a glass of wine whilst watching the kids, walking distance to a pub that serves great food, places for a campfire and next to a big field for games of frisbee and rounders!!!!! oh and campers that respect the no noise after 11.30pm

 Please let me know if this heaven exists

We like big pitches with the 6m rule enforced, free showers with hooks and a chair, also no noise after 11:00pm, dogs under control, and owners who clean up after them. Not a big fan of club houses, this make late night noise. An area were children can play safely away from units. 

The pitches would be flat and easy to get a peg into,  the friendly site owner that lets people get on with their stay, they walk around the site after 11 to make sure all is quite. But what i would say most importantly is that campers can stay on their pitch untill at least 5pm as long as the site is not fully booked. I do agree with Rosie T NO SEASON PITCHES

Hi,first post on here.

As we have 2 kids and a pet dog,we look for playparks,plenty open pace,pet friendly sites etc.Friendly atmosphere is paramount as there is nothing worse for children at night than the incessant thumping of music from someone's Vauxhall Nova.Don't get me wrong we adults do sit up late and have a drink but we respect the wishes of those around us.

Absence of concrete, electric and people.