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Working at a school full time, it would be nice to find some camp sites in the South of England that do not allow children. Bliss....any ideas please.
looked there Brian and cannot see anything suitable yet. I would encourage however a compilation or list of sites that only take children and dogs, so that I can avoid them.Look in yellow pages under 'nursing homes' or 'cemeteries'. I always find it amazing in the uk how some consider that children should be not seen and not heard. Yet in europe children are considered a important part of society and - from my observations - welcomed. It may be thought corny but they are the next generation of caravanners. True some behaviour may be a bit raucous, but they are growing up and learning what is and what is not acceptable. However it is the responsibility of parents to ensure that their children are behaved and follow the site rules. Weren't we all young once!!!
Looks like that you have been given the cold shoulder Brain what we want is more adult siteshi the theoldoaks nr glastonbury is a first class site for adults
the faclities are great lovley and clean and the pitches are very good as a small shop on site a fishing pool very good and as great views
A comment from my sister who is having problems logging into the new site :- When we were in France on a site, the French and Dutch children were no problem. The English however were loud, using very bad language very late, 12o clock at night, making a bloody nusiance of themselves, old enough to know better. Other campers had to tell them to go away. This wasn't one or two it was quite a lot. My husband and I were ashamed of them just because they were English. Its all very well saying their parents should be in control. Their parents probably thought they are on holiday having a lovely time.looked there Brian and cannot see anything suitable yet. I would encourage however a compilation or list of sites that only take children and dogs, so that I can avoid them.
Why are you parents SO sensitive and stroppy about this issue? Why is it that it's never your kids that annoy and irritate other people, and yet over this weekend there are going to be literally thousands of people aggravated by thousands of other peoples' kids.I agree with Brian, why is it that you can choose to go on a site WITHOUT CHILDREN, or WITHOUT DOGS, but you can't choose a site WITHOUT people who don't like either. I don't have a dog, but I do have children and I would dearly love to go on a site without grumpy people who tut at every little thing children do. My children are reasonably well-behaved, not perfect, but do know not to run around others peoples vans, shout loudly and annoy other vanners. They've both been vanning since very small and are now responsible 10 and 12 year olds. Everyone was a child once and should remember that, and anyway, a lot of adult (especially older ones, get together in groups late at night and make loads of noise whilst drinking, barbequeing and coming home from the pub. My children and most dogs don't do that! I might add that after working in a school you might not want to be with children during your holidays, but you do choose where you work. If you don't like them - don't work there.