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ps and it stores under the single seat in our side dinette!

we've got one of those type too, poles go on out side, so easy to erect, got a doberman, so is ideal size for his bed, table chairs and elec. cool box, only down side, can't use poles for coat rack but thats nothing

if you want one as close, Barleylands in Basildon/Noak Bridge, or Homestead Lake Park,Clacton or Silver Road, Burnham on Crouch, we stayed at the last 2 but only passed Barleylands as its 2mins from home, hope these help Jayne

hiya, as you say alan they do seem fragile, but for the money, they seem ok, as for the storm strap issue thanks for the idea robin, as we have had one blow over the top, i am aware now i'm parniod it will happen again, thanks for the idea.

hiya, we've just bought a 360, after our full size awning blew up and over the onto the roof earlier this year in windy weather in york. decided life would be better if we had something lighter, as climbing in the old one to put it up was a pain in the b**, this you put up on the outside, no...

the wind has been our problem this year, went to york in june, while putting up the awning it blow right over the top of the 'van, bent ppoles and bend aerial, not put us off but would like better weather this time!!!

any ideas will be very welcome thankyou, don't want to miss good bits by looking at boring bits as we only have a week

west down, ilfracome, site called hidden valley, friends came back from cornwall after 5 days as it was just too wet, we were wondering what the conditions were like there too, wet and slippery friends said

coming to nth devon next week whats the weather been like so far, should we bring wellies and water wings, or shorts and vet tops!!!!

we're going to woolacombe in a fortnight, is there anywhere you recommend not to miss, we have the dog, but hes fine in the car for a short while, just us, no kids to entertain, any ideas? thanks jayne

have sent for a brochure looks good thank you

going back again next year last time we stayed in ulverston at bardsea leisure in the south lakes can any recommend a quiet site, no club, bar etc., for us must take dogs

we went for 10 days in late june, site lovely, basic loo and showers but water hot and no charge, our only problem was the force of the wind at the time, not too much shelter from it, york is a lovely place to visit, even the dog came too, on the bus and on the steam train to 'heartbeat' land...

bought the waste tank tablets, for last holday put in required amount for size if tank added water as stated, poo-ey!!! any body else used then, so much better for transporting no chance of spills and not so smelly, but not so good for job, any one else tried?

my daughter has just moved to old leake, between boston and skegness, opposite the turning is the caravan site White Cat, we took our caravan when we last went to see her, very nice clean site, only 2 showers, but very clean, caravan pitches where we were on site could accommodate tents very...