Troutbeck Head Club site

v4steve
v4steve Forum Participant Posts: 4
edited February 2023 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

Hi has anyone been to Troutbeck club site at bonfire night are there any fireworks there looking for somewhere that's quiet thanks.

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  • Gillway
    Gillway Club Member Posts: 24 ✭
    edited February 2023 #2

    Don’t know about Troutbeck but we’ve been at Kendal at that time of year and it was quiet. Needs checking that the castle at the back hasn’t decided to do anything but the site closes on the 6th. Not sure if that helps? 😊

  • eurortraveller
    eurortraveller Club Member Posts: 6,829 ✭✭✭
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    edited February 2023 #3

    Fireworks on the site not likely to be allowed. Fireworks at other premises in the locality quite possible,

  • Goldie146
    Goldie146 Club Member Posts: 2,448 ✭✭✭
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    edited February 2023 #4

    There is also the possibility of noise from the activity centre next door.

    Rookin House

  • v4steve
    v4steve Forum Participant Posts: 4
    edited February 2023 #5

    Thanks all for the info.

  • eyebrowsb
    eyebrowsb Forum Participant Posts: 554
    edited February 2023 #6

    It's been a long time since we last stayed at Troutbeck Head on bonfire night, but I don't recall there being any issues with fireworks near the site.  We had a very nervous dog at the time, so I think I'd remember if there was a problem.

    Last year, we were at Englethwaite Hall and couldn't quite believe how noisy it was!  Nothing to do with the site, but some of the neighbouring properties had firework displays that went on for hours!  Luckily our current dog isn't afraid of them, but I did feel sorry for those on site with nervous dogs!

  • eurortraveller
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    edited February 2023 #7

    They host weddings at Rookin House - so of course there may be fireworks at any time. And they advertise clay pigeon shooting too. I doubt if nervous dogs on the caravan site come into their planning.

  • Graydjames
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    edited February 2023 #8

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  • mickysf
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    edited February 2023 #9

    Rookin House is a business, obviously they will put events on and plan activities to suit their clients. I guess there will be a possibility of noises heard on the site, there have been when we’ve been there in the past but nothing too disturbing for us. Beautiful site mind and you can pitch away from the activity centre which will limit the sounds to some degree.

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