Adult only sites & number of dogs

181Swift replied on 15/01/2017 18:23

Posted on 15/01/2017 18:23

Hello all

I am a new member and was wondering if there is any way to filter for adult only sites?  Or if anyone can recommend a adult only site in Cumbria I would appreciate it. Also I can not find any restrictions of how may dogs are allowed on sites.  Only that dogs are allowed on all sites.  I have three and some sites that are not club sites will state that 2 is max.  Would hate to book only to be told that having three might be a problem.

 

Thanks

Cornersteady replied on 20/01/2017 10:54

Posted on 20/01/2017 09:56 by

Our children's entertainment was with us inside the caravan so a playground was not on our list.

I cant think of anything less like a  childrens holiday, mine would have hated it  and so would wesmile

Posted on 20/01/2017 10:54

well there are different parenting ways, ours was to be with our children looking after them while yours was to let them run free. smile

moulesy replied on 20/01/2017 11:31

Posted on 20/01/2017 10:56 by dmiller555

What exactly is wrong with anyone wishing to find a quiet site without children present?

Posted on 20/01/2017 11:31

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that at all, dm, and there are plenty of sites out there offering exactly that. It's just that many of us (I hesitate to use the expression "the majority") don't see AO as fitting with the club's ethos of inclusivity.

Cornersteady replied on 20/01/2017 11:34

Posted on 20/01/2017 10:56 by dmiller555

What exactly is wrong with anyone wishing to find a quiet site without children present?

Posted on 20/01/2017 11:34

Nothing at all. Some people like children on site some don't and it's their choice to choose whichever site suits their needs. There are plenty AO sites out there. You are not forced to join the club, you are not forced to come to club sites, but this is a club, we all pay the same membership fee to join and that means you should be able to access all sites within the club. Also it is supposed to be an inclusive club that welcomes children. Why join or come to a club site if you don't like having children present?

The Ovaltineys replied on 20/01/2017 11:37

Posted on 20/01/2017 09:56 by

Our children's entertainment was with us inside the caravan so a playground was not on our list.

I cant think of anything less like a  childrens holiday, mine would have hated it  and so would wesmile

Posted on 20/01/2017 11:37

Quite agree AD, if the weather is awful they there may be no alternative otherwise children should be outside burning off their energy. A CC site may not  not the best environment for this.  frown

volvoman9 replied on 20/01/2017 11:42

Posted on 20/01/2017 10:56 by dmiller555

What exactly is wrong with anyone wishing to find a quiet site without children present?

Posted on 20/01/2017 11:42

Nothing at all but if your looking in the CC then i,m afraid your looking in the wrong place.

v9

mickysf replied on 20/01/2017 11:54

Posted on 20/01/2017 11:54

There is nothing wrong in seeking peaceful and quiet sites, but to the exclusion of some fellow members who may incidentally be very quiet individuals, no!

As we all know, there are a few sites which by nature of location are particularly suited to families and, as a result, on a few of these sites there are additional facilities specifically provided for these families. Similarly, there are those sites which, for a variety of reasons, are particularly attractive to we older folk and are by enlarge frequented by us. Now we don't ban oldies from using the family orientated sites. Nor should we consider banishing the younger ones from ever entering onto or staying at those sites which are considered, by some, more conducive to us older folk.

Yes, by all means, actively and positively promote sites for their specific nature and facilities but to ban sections of our membership from using these would eliminate specific areas of our countryside, the pursuits these localities offer and other possibilities to them. This would be counter productive, divisive for many and against the ethos of our club in my opinion and rather negative backward thinking if I might be allowed to say so.

Kennine replied on 20/01/2017 12:01

Posted on 20/01/2017 12:01

What's all this nonsense about Family focus and Adult focus CC sites. ?.  That's a bit like talking Mug-Wump. 

All CC sites are Suitable for Families and Adults. They are after all, only a parking place for the van, to allow those parked there to enjoy their holiday break and see what the surrounding area has to offer in the way of Family or Couples or Singles entertainment and interest.

Good parents spend their holiday time with their child or children,  sharing the experience together.  

Cheers............................K

 

 

 

moulesy replied on 20/01/2017 12:07

Posted on 20/01/2017 12:01 by Kennine

What's all this nonsense about Family focus and Adult focus CC sites. ?.  That's a bit like talking Mug-Wump. 

All CC sites are Suitable for Families and Adults. They are after all, only a parking place for the van, to allow those parked there to enjoy their holiday break and see what the surrounding area has to offer in the way of Family or Couples or Singles entertainment and interest.

Good parents spend their holiday time with their child or children,  sharing the experience together.  

Cheers............................K

 

 

 

Posted on 20/01/2017 12:07

Well I agree whole heartedly with you K and I'm glad you've been won over to that point of view because surely earlier in the thread you were suggesting that the CC should trial AO at some of its sites. It's one of the strengths of this forum that folk can be persuaded to come round to a new way of thinking. Well done you! Smiley smiley!

mickysf replied on 20/01/2017 12:12

Posted on 20/01/2017 12:01 by Kennine

What's all this nonsense about Family focus and Adult focus CC sites. ?.  That's a bit like talking Mug-Wump. 

All CC sites are Suitable for Families and Adults. They are after all, only a parking place for the van, to allow those parked there to enjoy their holiday break and see what the surrounding area has to offer in the way of Family or Couples or Singles entertainment and interest.

Good parents spend their holiday time with their child or children,  sharing the experience together.  

Cheers............................K

 

 

 

Posted on 20/01/2017 12:12

Yes, you've put that very succinctly, K!

In a nut shell, as you say, keep as is with all sites available to all!

Its just that some think some sites are more suitable than others and wish to 'ban' some of us!

 

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