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susiepops replied on 25/08/2019 11:17
Posted on 25/08/2019 11:17
So sorry to hear about your problems, why some parents think it is OK to abandon looking after their offspring and think the wardens should do the babysitting is beyond me. It is not just in the caravan world but rife through all parts of the community ie schools where children who want to study cannot because of the badly behaved pupils. Respect and discipline have all but disappeared with the modern generation and what the next generation will be like leaves us cold. We do not holiday the 6 weeks of the school holidays unless at an adult site. Shame because the few always spoil it for the rest of us. Do go to PC again out of school hols or weekends as you know it is usually a lovely site.
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JVB66 replied on 25/08/2019 11:32
Posted on 25/08/2019 11:32
We are on a site wher the same sort of problem was encountered and also "parents?"not supervising their children and last week ome parents complained that the facilties block was not accessible to their young children as the keypad locks were to high for them to reach which was inconvenient when they had to go with them to open the door,at one point the doors were hooked open by someone which was "cured"by the site staff removing the loop which the hook went into
Catsparkey replied on 28/08/2019 19:48
Posted on 28/08/2019 19:48
Agree with the parenting looking after their kids. I've just returned from Putts Corner having had a great time with my two young grandchildren. All I would say is they enjoyed the small park and made new friends but at no time were they anywhere near the services blocks or would they be. On another note perhaps you may not have noticed the number of dog owners who disregard the rules allowing them to wander untethered near by their pitches. Not to mention the guy that thought it ok to pile up his dogs poo on the edge of his pitch. O for some dog free club sites.
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