Keys

cabbiemick
cabbiemick Forum Participant Posts: 297
edited February 2019 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

hi we have a season pitch starting on 15th march and was wondering if you have to leave a spare set of keys with the wardens and if you do how will that affect your insurance if something was to happens thanks mick

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  • DSB
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    edited February 2019 #2

    I'm guessing your best bet might be to talk it through with the insurance people.  It must be possible to get insurance.  If your caravan is kept on a Club Site, I would have thought that the Club would insure it?

    David

  • cabbiemick
    cabbiemick Forum Participant Posts: 297
    edited February 2019 #3

    hi dsb we have insurance via the club not sure if I have to tell them it will be on season pitch and not at our storage

  • Vulcan
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    edited February 2019 #4

    I cannot see any requirement to leave keys with the warden in the Terms and conditions.

  • Wellys and Mac
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    edited February 2019 #5

    We have a non club seasonal pitch. 

    Leave a set of keys! 

    You have no idea how many people turn up who have forgotten their set, us included!

    Cant imagine the insurance company would care about keys, ours was only interested in location and site security.

  • SteveL
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    edited February 2019 #6

    We had a season pitch at Cirencester last Autumn. No you do not need to leave a set of keys. The subject was never raised. However, if insurance is with the CC, as ours was, they did need to be informed. We were getting a discount for being in a gold compound and that was removed for the duration of the seasonal. Cost me about £6. However, worth doing as otherwise in the event of theft, we would not have been covered.

    Dont know if it's the same everywhere, but at Cirencester you kept your barrier card. On leaving for a week or so, you just had to hand in a tag and sign out. Useful as it meant we could arrive out of hours and still get in with the car.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited February 2019 #7

    The insurance comment is relevant, though.

  • Wherenext
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    edited February 2019 #9

    I don't believe itsurprised but then again, unfortunately, I do believe it.embarassed

    Sometimes I am so ashamed of my fellow human beings that I often wish I was just visiting from Planet Zog. 

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited February 2019 #10

    I thought you were!!wink

     

  • Wherenext
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    edited February 2019 #11

    Watch if or I might have you transported to somewhere on our planet where you're not allowed to travel around!!

  • David2115
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    edited March 2019 #12

    Wow...that surely can’t be true ....I despair 

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited March 2019 #13

    No not that, what ever you do!!

    BTW did you know that Holkham Estate supply the barley for Adnams beer?

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