awnings
- Thread starter jackwinguk
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It totally depends on the pitch size as to whether it is allowed or not. On the main Clubs the pitches are not big enough. Perhaps a 5-van site which has more room may permit it. Good idea for winter vanning to keep the aquaroll in. 
we going on a forest site later in the year and just wondering about using one side as a bedroom and the other as general use
occasionally we used two awnings when our daughter turned up. mid weekend. it was a small porch one that fitted in a clear space on other side, to be used as a sleeping compartment. [2 berth van] while leaving the main awning as was.
must say it worked very well. although sometimes we had to pay double awning fees [if there were any] on site. for the days it was up. it is also a good idea to make enquiries of the site when booking. we have never been refused but as Sir WC has said there would only be a problem. if the site had narrow pitches.
although if you tell them, chances are they would put you on a corner plot or end of row .
must say it worked very well. although sometimes we had to pay double awning fees [if there were any] on site. for the days it was up. it is also a good idea to make enquiries of the site when booking. we have never been refused but as Sir WC has said there would only be a problem. if the site had narrow pitches.
although if you tell them, chances are they would put you on a corner plot or end of row .
jackwinguk said:
I agree with Colin, you need to ring the site and ask. C&CC can accommodate this on some sites by taking a larger pitch but you pay extra and need to make sure the site can do it.
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