Caravans and motorhomes with offside door

The grass is shared by EVERYONE on the site, not just the adjoining campers.

I recall back in the 1970s looking after a caravan for the local Car Club which had a door on each side. Ideal for their use as an office at events and would be even more practical in the Covid Years with a seperate "In" and "Out". Never needed a mover with lots of burly motor sport competitors around.

I don't think we've ever had members of CT disliking "door to door" or "awning to awning" arrangements before have we? Mind you, my memory's not what it was! 

I can remember only two - ever.  

One had a plane ( well a collection of components flying in loose formation as we used to say) and one had a Lambretta.

As I've said before I don't have one nor ever needed one, just a good memory (which is why I said I remember) 

I remember that many sites as you say no pegs pitch as you like. ,and on coastal sites was very obvious ,  as it seemed the way of pitching was leave maybe enough space between the tow bar of one van and rear of next to just be able to squeeze through

we are on a club site and have pitched nose in...no particular reason other than it appeared to give us more room and a more open feel (if thats possible with CC pitching)....in fact, its fine.

one thing thats apparent when strolling back to the pitch is how much acreage some give over to 'kit' (compared to a single MH unit) yet still want to find that bit extra for sitting out on chairs...

our neighbour has large caravan, enormous awning, big Jaguar....pitch full....no real space for their large outdoor tables and chairs, so theirs are 'easing' towards the next pitch over...pass the salt

Where we are the grassed area behind our hardstand does not now have many pitched(fire break regs)and there are about 50/50 large motor caravans, dwarfing the caravans, on m/c a twin axle with self levelling jacks (off side habitation door)has got their canopy out with windbreak round it and behind the MC is a gazebo on the grass also with wind break for dogs (two)and "private sunbathing area"

We're in Dorset at Golden Cap. When we booked in, with a 'continental Mh', we were instructed to park nose in to the left of the pitch. The staff came to check we were sited ok, and everyone appears to be happy with no conflicts as reported by the OP.

The sun has been shining out of the blue sky over the blue sea, so apart from euro football tv noise all is just 🙂 

Glad you are happy but I can’t recall a campsite in 50 years where I was “instructed” to do anything.