Motorhomes and the white peg rule

It would cost even more for Non Members that means the facilities would put the majority of sites to shame both "over there" as well IF the  the way you waxed lyrical about the Bingham Grange is what your "standards?" are

"  We fancied a nice evening meal and the village had four family run restaurants.  We chose one, enjoyed lovely food (three courses), and paid €26 including water, wine and coffee. "

And how much do you estimate that meal would have cost in the UK? We have found the cost of eating out or buying food in markets along with galleries, museums and other visitor attractions are often considerably less - sometimes even free - in Europe compared to UK prices. Why do you make a particular point about site prices?

The only ones who "bang on" endlessly seem to be those who "think" they know better than the profesional organisations that have to deal with the aftermath when their recomendations are ignored

Nope, I thought you meant what you said. 

Still, I’m pleased you’ve sorted it out.👍🏻

More wordy WTG but no more useful as their was no answer to my simple question. I can only assume that he did mot like to say that he did not know

Short memory have you,and also being a non member as stated would cost more than the price in your post

If there was any ground as per the places that some want, as by their posts and what they payed, in the UK it would have already have been earmarked for housing at a much higher return

There are quite a lot of such sites set up on community facilities in Shetland but they usually have EHU and facilities. Very good they are, too, but they do not generally have 6m spacing, perhaps 3m is nearer the mark.

They were set up with the aid of EU funding. Guess the boat has been missed there.

What aftermath exactly are they dealing with. Have there been a spate of terrible disasters swept under the carpet by the illuminati to protect the integrity of the caravan community? We need to know about these terrible disasters.

"St+P+d B+y just think about your post

More like £40 per head for 3 courses, water, wine and coffee, I'd have thought, DD. And that is precisely my point. Eating out, along with visits to galleries,  museums, theatres, transport etc is much more expensive, for whatever reason in the UK. Why expect site prices to be any different?

Still, we're getting way off the OP now so maybe best to let it rest!

How many use them at one time,?and then the pubs have probably not,"advised" their LA that they are accepting camping without relavent "consent?"