Nunnykirk club site

Perhaps, if they had flooded pitches this year, the drainage is going to be improved?

I love Nunnykirk too for the lack of gravel & relaxed nature of the site ... we even pitched side on to the peg when we were last there! 😊

We were told to virtually ignore pegs on our last night there last year. Sort of in the vicinity, but not at back of pitch so that it was easier to get MH back on to the site road. Not many folks on site, so it wasn’t an issue.

It can get a touch sticky, but it would be a shame to lose the essence of this lovely site. 

Is there not a danger people are jumping to a few conclusions here? It could just be an IT glitch or it could be something more serious outside the control of the Club. I am sure we will get a response from the Club, either positive or negative!

David

Sure there are a few "conclusions" being jumped to David, which, let's face it, wouldn't be necessary if the "Club" was more active in talking to its supposed Members.

Why haven't we had a response today, David? Just a few words from Ro to say that she was looking into it would have been a start.

I have not been to Nunnykirk for at least 24 years, it may be longer. I do recall that it was a lovely site back then also. 

I've not been there either for a long time. It is easier for me to go Continental than north of a line between the the Wash and the Mersey!

As I remember it was a little rusitc and miles from anywhere. Nevertheless it would be a shame to lose yet another non facility site.

peedee

It hasn’t changed ET, which is what makes it so unique and unspoilt. It isn’t full of extremely new outfits in neat rows, but is a great place to spot classic vans. I would say it has a place in a lot of Northern folks touring memories, one to keep going back to every now and then. It’s a good half way house between Hadrians Wall country, and the beautiful Northumberland Coast.

Nellie

Perhaps because either she is waiting for a response from those that can provide the answer or that she may well have more pressing things she needs to do. I say that not as a way of making excuses but because I know a little more of the demands of her job. 

David