Club Rules

Whilst the "issues" the op has raised have been discussed at length on this forum, they are, in the real world nothing like the picture the op paints. I don't think I've been disrespectful at all, just my opinion as a warden at the sharp end for 36 weeks at a time, every year for the last 8 years.

The site I'm on K doesn't really come into it, it could be anywhere on the network and I'd welcome you as I do everyone, and I'd gladly chat about how life is being a member of the club, you just need to shell out that £51 big ones first

JK

Talking about site rules, we are etting conflicting information about the lenght of dog leads on site in the information published it states that a max of 3mtrs but on the last site we were on the site staff were insisting it is now 2 mtrs and were being quite "insitant "when talking to members with no information as to when it "changed?"

I thought that leads were two metres and tethers 3 metres for as long as I can recall.

However the guidance simply says leads less than 3m! 

It states in the handbook 3mtr leads it does not differentiate 

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I edited 

Here you go.

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/globalassets/pdfs/content/uk-holidays/Visiting-Club-sites-with-dogs

 

Thanks that's what i understood,but several members were getting a "ear bashing" by the staff saying it is now max 2mtrs but as one of neigbours said they cannot show when it changed ,, but was not up to challenging it,it happened as we were just getting ready to leave,and then did not expect the internet where we are at Clumber Park to be this quick although it is still a black hole as far as mobile phone coverage is concerned

As often been said on here by myself and others , what actually happens on club sites and what is reported to have happened or the picture painted by some posters are simply just worlds apart. yes things happen but nowhere near the frequency posted. Most (well 99.5% of my time) of the time on club sites they are peaceful with everyone very happy.

I think the OP was a wind up 

I've always been of the opinion that the vast majority of us don't need rules as we can judge what really are neighbourly and respectful behaviours for ourselves! However, those rules are there, I guess, to define those expectations we hold dear for those who are unsure!