service pitches.

vee8
vee8 Forum Participant Posts: 2
edited June 2012 in Tips for making Caravanning & Touring Cheaper #1

staying on edinburgh c.c in july on serviced pitch.site gave me pitch no's googled site viewed pitches those on perimiter looked quite large but near road is noise from traffic a problem, pitches in middle of site look quite short, reason for any information
is having awning on side of van and also a sleeping annexe to rear so i'am wishing for a long pitch.shipping length 7.3 metres plus 2metres of sleeping annex

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  • SteveL
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    edited June 2017 #2

    The problem with your request is that tolerance to noise is so subjective. I have very good hearing and found no noise issues using the service pitches close to the road. There were occasional visits from the loud exhaust brigade in the evening. I think the road is a popular haunt. However, not really an issue. 

    I make the point subjective, because I also don't find the  noise at Gatwick site, where planes take off and land every few minutes, annoying.

  • wallacebob
    wallacebob Forum Participant Posts: 89
    edited June 2017 #3

    Unsure why this is moneysaving or not.?? You have booked pitch, what's the issue? Most CMC sites can be noisy if you are sensitive.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited June 2017 #4

    Not only does this thread seem to be in the wrong section but it's five years old!

    One to delete, I think.

  • SteveL
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    edited June 2017 #5

    Well spotted TW. Did not notice that.

    I certainly did not trawl it up, so why did it suddenly appear on the discussion page.

    Sorry don't answer that, I already know.😂

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited June 2017 #6

    laughinglaughinglaughing

  • young thomas
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    edited July 2017 #7

    interesting, its not just 5 yrs out of date but 'almost exactly' 5 yrs out of date....

    i wonder if other 'old' threads that have appeared (by magic?) are 'current' in day/month but the new system is not taking year properly i to account....seems a bit of a coincidence for this to appear at the top of a 'date sequence' listing.....

  • EasyT
    EasyT Forum Participant Posts: 16,194
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    edited July 2017 #8

    Well, such topics  tend to re-occur and so it saves the OP the trouble. Cracking website forum

  • SteveL
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    edited July 2017 #9

    Also of note is the fact they are always just the original OP. So unless they all never received any comments, these have been Deleted User. Presumably all the really useful threads, that disappeared in December, are all lurking out there somewhere in a similar state. ☹️

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