Ain't quite a world meeting, but there is this.

Just had a butchers, does look like it will kick off....!! Seen the list of rules and regulations.......

Here's some.....:
No noise/music after 10pm....
No all male / female parties [Note: The term 'parties' applies to groups of 3 or more and /or stag/ hen groups or similar].....


Toilet & Shower facilities on site (400m-800m walk)
NO electricity hook ups available
Pitches are available from 10.00am
No unit will be sited after 7.00pm
Pitches will be allocated in the order of receipt of applicants
Pitch tickets must be on display in the window of your caravan/car and must be shown throughout your stay on the site.
Please vacate your pitch by 5.00pm on the day of departure
No all male / female parties [Note: The term 'parties' applies to groups of 3 or more and /or stag/ hen groups or similar]
Persons under the age of 18 years will only be permitted to camp at the park if they are part of a family unit
At least three metres must be kept clear between your caravan / awning / tent and the next caravan / awning / tent. This rule must be strictly adhered to.
All chemical toilet waste must be disposed of at the disposal point on the campsite
All rubbish must be placed in the bins provided
All of your property must be taken home with you
All signs on the site must be adhered to
Maximum stay is 14 nights


In order that the security and standards of the Park are maintained for everyone's enjoyment and pleasure, we ask you to observe the following rules:

Vehicles - The speed limit is 10 mph. Vehicles must not go on the grass between November and March. No persons shall drive any vehicles in the Park without valid road tax, insurance, full driving licence or whilst under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Noise / Nuisance - Radios / Stereo / TV's: please consider other users of the Park and keep volumes low. No Radio / Stereo / TV noise after 10pm. Inappropriate behaviour or behaviour causing a nuisance is not acceptable. Failure to comply may result in you being asked to leave the Park.
Fires / Barbecues - Campfires / open fires are NOT permitted. Barbecues may be used providing they do not damage grass or the Park's property. Please dispose of barbecues safely and clear up any litter.
Never take a portable barbecue or lit charcoal into an enclosed space like a tent, caravan, or awning.
Make sure camping lights and stoves are clean and properly adjusted to manufacturers specifications.
Ensure all barbecues, stoves and camping lights are fully out before going to bed.
Lakes - There is no access for private boats onto the lakes. No swimming, wading or paddling allowed within the Park.
Fishing Charges - Tickets are available from the Fishing Lake & the Box Office. Prices are as follows: Per Day: £5.00/ Day Season Fishing: £15.00
6.Fireworks / Firearms - No person shall fire or discharge any firearm or missile or let off any firework in the Park.
7.Children - Children under the age of 18 must be under the constant supervision of a parent / guardian at all times. If you have lost your child report it immediately to the Visitor Centre (or to Security after 5pm).
8.Park Admission - Park Management is entitled to refuse admission when this appears to be necessary in the interests of the Park and its occupants.

TBF, that's the list of the site's rules & regs, not the event's. And the CCC just had their national at the same place last weekend, without any of that guff apparently being an issue.

Bought myself a Mazda Eunos now ... As Ms RT said, from hippy to yuppie in one easy step.

Hmmm catching up on this thread (and the whole forum to be fair) due to a re-awakening of the Citroen bug recently.

I have to say ive been where 'rhythm theif' has apparantly got to at the start of this thread, but you will be back, these cars just draw you in and keep you there even if you do have a break from them.

As for the above about the CCC having their national at the same place.
I can say for sure that those rules were NOT adhered too

Welcome back!

Thank 'ee sir.

Im afraid i'll probably be cluttering up the forum some more once the new workshop is properly up and running.
The blue bent ami will be having lots of pics taken when its started rebuild occurs.

Proper space to work is they key for maintaining enthusiasm i have found.

I believe you're right there - I've recently moved from a two bedroomed flat (perfectly sized for me) to a three-bed semi, just so that I can have an attached garage with power and a workbench, and with a four car driveway
And "Welcome Back" too - Hugo is still going strong on your points-assist, Cheers!

The plans for the garages at the new house have just taken another step forward...