Posted on 16/01/2021 15:18
It's pretty obvious really but this year is heading the same way as 2020 in terms of staycation says Nick Lomas to the BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-55659639
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Posted on 27/02/2021 09:46 by DEBSCOur static site owner is playing by the rules, just as he should. No one allowed to stay or even visit, not for any reason. He says he would lose his licence. Posts photos of grass cutting and spring emerging, and them getting ready to open on the 12th. Maybe a few others should worry about their licence. Too many rule breakers, sad that some are so selfish.
Posted on 27/02/2021 11:42 byI thought it most iresponsible promoting an already overused route. That last thing they need up there is more promotion until facilities catch up with existing demand.
Posted on 27/02/2021 12:50
I think a good bit of Scotland is in danger of seeing so much change, it will lose part of the very reason folks want to visit. It has happened to Cornwall down the last 35 years, some improvements to infrastructure and facilities have been good for local people, but it’s brought an influx of visitors that’s just grown year on year. Double edged sword really, where an area for one reason or another has lost its key industries, the reliance upon tourism becomes ever more important. Difficult achieving a good balance.
Posted on 27/02/2021 16:57
I remember a few years ago, 2008 or 2009 I think, people were staying in the UK and sites were crowded. We were camping and stayed at a camp site where the owner had simply turned a couple of fields over to camping. The toilets and showers were disgusting and overcrowded. If he had employed extra cleaners it would have helped.
This year we will be in our caravan so the state of toilets and showers will not concern us.
Tinwheeler
Campervanner from Cornwall