Where are the wardens?

JD6620
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edited February 2016 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

In this month's magazine, instead of printing the usual list of which wardens are on what site, there is a short piece to say the full list will be on the website. Try as I might I have been unable to find it. Anyone know where it is?  It doesn't make any
difference to where we go, I just like to have a look to see who will be in residence on the sites we are visiting. 

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  • EMK
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    edited February 2016 #2

    I waswondering the same, and again same reason, I know the usual,warden is changing and also the assitants.

     

  • SteveL
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    edited February 2016 #3

    I don't think it can be there yet. Or if it is it is doing  good job of hiding.

  • Kennine
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    edited February 2016 #4

    JD, can you explain why you need to know which warden is on what site.    Im sure they all do an equally good job.   Normally you would only speak to them when booking in and apart from the odd good morning or health emergency there is no need to waste  their valuable time in conversation.  After all you wont have time either as you will be enjoying every minute of your holiday.

    K

  • mickysf
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    edited February 2016 #5

    You may not need to know their names, but you may wish to ask them questions like if the circumstances will allow a slightly later departure as described in the rules and site leaflets!Wink 

  • JD6620
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    edited February 2016 #6

    JD, can you explain why you need to know which warden is on what site.    Im sure they all do an equally good job.   Normally you would only speak to them when booking in and apart from the odd good morning or health emergency there is no need to waste  their
    valuable time in conversation.  After all you wont have time either as you will be enjoying every minute of your holiday.

    K

    Some years ago my wife and I were on the Caravan Club volunteering scheme. In that time we met a number of different wardens and fellow volunteers, and I just like to have a look to see where they are now, and if there are any names I recognise. 

  • Tinwheeler
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    JD, can you explain why you need to know which warden is on what site.    Im sure they all do an equally good job.   Normally you would only speak to them when booking in and apart from the odd good morning or health emergency there is no need to waste  their
    valuable time in conversation.  After all you wont have time either as you will be enjoying every minute of your holiday.

    K

    Some years ago my wife and I were on the Caravan Club volunteering scheme. In that time we met a number of different wardens and fellow volunteers, and I just like to have a look to see where they are now, and if there are any names I recognise. 

    You don't need to explain your reasons to us, JD, as it's entirely your own business.

  • Kennine
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    edited February 2016 #8

    JD, can you explain why you need to know which warden is on what site.    Im sure they all do an equally good job.   Normally you would only speak to them when booking in and apart from the odd good morning or health emergency there is no need to waste  their
    valuable time in conversation.  After all you wont have time either as you will be enjoying every minute of your holiday.

    K

    Some years ago my wife and I were on the Caravan Club volunteering scheme. In that time we met a number of different wardens and fellow volunteers, and I just like to have a look to see where they are now, and if there are any names I recognise. 

    Write your comments here...Thanks JD. Just wondered why. 

    Im sure you didnt mind my asking.  

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited February 2016 #9

    I did find the list,  but struggling to find it again, Yell will keep looking, 

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited February 2016 #10

    http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/club-sites/about-club-sites

    The list is at the bottom of this page, well hidden! 

  • cyberyacht
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    edited February 2016 #11

    Whilst I trust that wardens won't feel spurned, I have no interest in who's where. I never visit a site regularly enough to develop a relationship with a warden for it to matter whether he is still in residence or moved on. Remembering the OH's name seems
    to suffice for most trips away.

  • Wildwood
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    edited March 2016 #12

    We also just book a site and never worry about who the wardens are. It has never been a problem but we do spot the odd one we have seen before.

    Not sure if there is any point in looking up their names before ringing as most sites have at least two couples working there so you still cannot use their name when they answer as you will not know which person you have got through to.

  • karenham
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    edited March 2016 #13

    In this month's magazine, instead of printing the usual list of which wardens are on what site, there is a short piece to say the full list will be on the website. Try as I might I have been unable to find it. Anyone know where it is?  It doesn't make any
    difference to where we go, I just like to have a look to see who will be in residence on the sites we are visiting. 

    http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/club-sites/about-club-sites

    Hi I hope this link will help you.

  • Briang
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    edited March 2016 #14

    Of all the sites we have visited we don't know any of the wardens names. Why do you want to know their names,? We are on holiday.

  • Fisherman
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    edited March 2016 #15

    Is there anyone sad enough to book a site depending on who the warned is?

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited March 2016 #16

    Some folk obviously see the contact/interaction with the wardens as part of their enjoyment of their holiday. If they enjoy that-good on emHappy

  • SteveL
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    edited March 2016 #17

    I'm not sure why some folk are so concerned about why others would like to know who the wardens are. The question was a simple one, "does anyone know where the list is". That should be enough, why should anyone have to justify why?

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited March 2016 #18

    I looked at this list, why? I wanted to know if the same wardens were at one if the sites we use, we have got to know them over the 3 years they have been there. When we visited the site at the end of the season last year, they were waiting to hear. It wouldn't
    stop us using the site if they weren't there though. I don't consider myself "sad" for wanting to know. SurprisedKiss

  • JD6620
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    edited March 2016 #19

    Thank you to all those that took the time to post a positive reply to my original query.  I have now found the list.  And I may well be sad enough to book a site because of the warden, as I have found that a warden that we worked with when we were volunteering is now on a site fairly local to us, also it's a site we have been wanting to visit for a few years.  If that makes me "sad" then so be it.

  • InaD
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    edited March 2016 #20

    JD, I don't think you're sad at all.  You've worked with some of the wardens, and you can find out where they are this year, nothing wrong with that.

    I meet up with people I used to work with, do some people think that is sad too? 

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  • Tinwheeler
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    Thank you to all those that took the time to post a positive reply to my original query.  I have now found the list.  And I may well be sad enough to book a site because of the warden, as I have found that a warden that we worked with when we were volunteering
    is now on a site fairly local to us, also it's a site we have been wanting to visit for a few years.  If that makes me "sad" then so be it.

    It's not 'sad' at all, JD. It's about keeping in touch with people and being friendly - it's good.

  • Oneputt
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    edited March 2016 #23

    In this month's magazine, instead of printing the usual list of which wardens are on what site, there is a short piece to say the full list will be on the website. Try as I might I have been unable to find it. Anyone know where it is?  It doesn't make any
    difference to where we go, I just like to have a look to see who will be in residence on the sites we are visiting. 

    http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/club-sites/about-club-sites

    Hi I hope this link will help you.

    Thanks Karen, hopefully the members will be happy with your published list, although I'm sure some of the grumps won't be very happy that they have to press 2 links to find itSurprised

  • huskydog
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    edited March 2016 #24

    It's good to have a list , as you may to contact the club after you have come back from the site and thank the wardens by name , you may not have got them on site , so why not have a list 

  • Oneputt
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    edited March 2016 #25

    Strange that HD, I find a quick face to face conversation with the wardens usually find out their names.  Are we losing the art of conversation?

  • huskydog
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    Strange that HD, I find a quick face to face conversation with the wardens usually find out their names.  Are we losing the art of conversation?

    the only time I make contact with a warden is when we book in after that I can manage on my own, it then when you get home and want to do a review I might need to mention their names,  but next time im on a site I will make sure I get their namesCool.

     

    P.S I'm not a warden groupie

  • Wildwood
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    edited March 2016 #27

    Is there anyone sad enough to book a site depending on who the warned is?

    It is not sad but simply a different way of choosing your site. 

  • cyberyacht
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    edited March 2016 #28

    I can just about remember my own name. Wardens have no chance.

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