half term holiday rally

[weaver_374322674]

Can anyone tell me if they have done the hobourn site at paignton. ~And is it good for slightly over weight people as my husband has trouble walking.

 

[JeremyClarksson]

Not quite sure what you mean by the first question but lots of areas do rallies there.

The site is on the side of a hill and the touring fields are either up or down the hill.

I believe the bottom field may be closed now, going from the top field to the centre is appx 300 yds and involves some very light slopes with the steepest bit (1:10ish) being right next to the centre.

There is a level car park opposite the front door of the centre.

If you have trouble walking I would not suggest walking to the beach.

 

[JeremyClarksson]

BTW

If you are on the top field walk past the shop and through the statics to the entertainments centre - any other way and you will meet steep hills.

 

[Saladdodger]

Hello Weaver.

I have visited this site on numerous accasions and have had a great time.

The site slopes slightly but (as the name implies) I am also a little rotund and have not found any difficulties walking to the bar/restaurant/cabaret/bingo/swimming pool/sauna/reception area.

I have however fallen a few times when leaving the bar BUT I think that is something to do with Newcastle Brown. Ha Ha.

Dodger.

PS. If you decide to go, you will really enjoy yourselves as The English Rivieria is a really great place for families (do you have children)?

There are also good chip shops and burger bars if the maid decides not to work.