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Subject Topic: Is it my bit? Post Reply Post New Topic
Personcaz1104
05/6/2012 at 8:22am
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Just wondering what other people's views are on this topic - a couple of weeks ago (in the glorious weather) we stayed on a fab site on a hardstanding fully serviced pitch with an area for the awning and a lovely grassy area up until the caravan next door which was about 10ft wide - I was wondering if others thought that whilst on a pitch like this the grassy bit 'belonged' to you ? The reason I ask is that we were kind of sandwiched between two families in motorhomes who used 'our grassy' bit as a walk thru to save them the extra 20 seconds to walk round. We'd been out for most of the Saturday and returned about 4pm and presumed they'd been doing that all day (which perhaps isn't a problem if you're not there) but continued to do it when we came back even squeezing past me when I was trying to have forty winks on a sunlounger. I was getting more and more annoyed but didn't feel I could say anything as I thought it might sound petty, I would really like to know what people thoughts are.


Personmikegalagher
05/6/2012 at 8:46am
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Looking from the front and going left to right - your van door + awning + grass to the "back" of the next van = your bit, IMHO.

The folks next door need to access their services, fair enough, but other people just walking through to save a few yards would really annoy me.

I think you can only weigh up the situation and type you're dealing with then decide whether you object or put up with it.

Could you have marked out the grass with the car and/or a windbreak ?

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PersonOpensauce
05/6/2012 at 8:48am
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Establish clearly with campsite reception the limits of your 'territory', whack in your 10 windbreaks to clearly define the boundaries of 'your' land. Invaders repelled, job done.


Personmawkwind
05/6/2012 at 8:54am
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Yeah, I agree with Tentz, put up a windbreak right across the back of the grass.



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05/6/2012 at 9:17am
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That would really annoy me too. I hate my personal space being invaded. I would have block the way. Perhaps you could have put your sunlounger across the way?

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Personagde
05/6/2012 at 9:32am
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i dont mind kids cutting threw my pitch now and again, but when there lazy parrents follow them it does wind me up a bit. why cant they just stick to the path it takes about 10 seconds more to walk round.

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PersonLassie
05/6/2012 at 9:35am
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This annoys me too - last week on a site there was a sign saying "this is not a walk though" but people just ignored it and walked past the sign to the amenities block! It wasn't our 'piece of grass' but the pitch next door to us and there was a caravan on that pitch. But i did see many people walking 'through' other peoples pitches - its very rude - i'm sure they wouldn't like their 'space' invaded in the same way!


Personbrianconwy
05/6/2012 at 10:11am
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A lot of campsites on the continent have the pitches marked out by hedges.


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05/6/2012 at 11:26am
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wind breaker, job done.

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