Standard or serviced pitch?

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  • SteveL
    SteveL Club Member Posts: 12,303 ✭✭✭
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    edited August 2016 #32

    I would not pay £3 50 a night for a service pitch it is not worth the money.
    Aquaroll lasts 2 days so does the waste water.

    Why pay £3.50 for something that is not used everyday.

    Not if you want to use the shower and do the washing up.

  • Briang
    Briang Club Member Posts: 670 ✭✭✭
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    edited August 2016 #33

    We do the washing up in the caravan as for the shower we use the clubs which is bigger and better than the one in the caravan. Remember money doesn't grow on trees £3.50 is a lot of money when you don't use use the facilities. If you have money to throw
    away throw it my direction I will always take it.

  • Applause
    Applause Forum Participant Posts: 12
    edited August 2016 #34

    I have never felt the need for a serviced pitch, I kind of like getting out to empty the waste and fill the water carrier. I guess if your not too mobile or disabled then a serviced pitch may come into its own. I have tried a serviced pitch but for me a
    standard pitch is fine.

  • EasyT
    EasyT Forum Participant Posts: 16,194
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    edited August 2016 #35

    I would not pay £3 50 a night for a service pitch it is not worth the money. Aquaroll lasts 2 days so does the waste water.

    Why pay £3.50 for something that is not used everyday.

    In your opinion ...... for some that's small price to pay

    I don't want or (yet) need a serviced pitch. I do remember being on the CC site near leek on the lowe level about 7 years ago. There was an older chap that used a walking frame outside the caravan. He used a single walking stick to take his aquaroll for
    filling. I pulled it back uphill for him happily. Yep for some a serviced pitch would be better

  • Katie67
    Katie67 Forum Participant Posts: 2
    edited August 2016 #36

    Best of luck with the test.  

    Not essential but many of us carry and fill a 5 litre water container daily for drinking water only - rather than drink what comes through the system.  It's just personal choice.

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    Write your comments here...that's a really good idea! We are new to caravaning

  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218
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    edited August 2016 #37

    I have used a serviced pitch but that was the 'regulation issue' on a site that was already very cheap. I haven't reach the point yet from an agility point of view where I would pay for it.

  • karenseymour
    karenseymour Forum Participant Posts: 61
    edited August 2016 #38

    some service pitched are nice some normall pitches on grass are better all depends on the site as they are all diffrent on diffrent sites 

    ive stayed on both types 

     

  • Danwestgate
    Danwestgate Forum Participant Posts: 56
    edited August 2016 #39

    Best of luck with the test.  

    Not essential but many of us carry and fill a 5 litre water container daily for drinking water only - rather than drink what comes through the system.  It's just personal choice.

    photo 78301b06-7bdd-45fe-8ae2-d4d2cae14135_zpssi5htrez.jpg

    Write your comments here...that's a really good idea! We are new to caravaning

    Write your comments here...spoke to my husband and we will be carrying our own too ,good idea and much safer for the kids too

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