We have a twin anxle caravan on a seasonal pitch in Lincolnshire.
We prefer to leave it set up, including awning, as it is easier to use it every weekend. The site manager told us, which we don't dispute, that we can only stay there for nine months and then the van will have to go into their compound for the winter three months. This is due to rules regarding council tax. We have our own home seventy miles away, on which we pay council tax, and my husband has a full-time job near home, so we would obviously not be able to live in the van. We do not really want to go to the trouble of moving the van onto another site for three months and feel we are being prevented from using our van all year round when the site is open. Are we being unreasonable? We'd like to hear your comments. Thanks Anne & Granville Smith
We prefer to leave it set up, including awning, as it is easier to use it every weekend. The site manager told us, which we don't dispute, that we can only stay there for nine months and then the van will have to go into their compound for the winter three months. This is due to rules regarding council tax. We have our own home seventy miles away, on which we pay council tax, and my husband has a full-time job near home, so we would obviously not be able to live in the van. We do not really want to go to the trouble of moving the van onto another site for three months and feel we are being prevented from using our van all year round when the site is open. Are we being unreasonable? We'd like to hear your comments. Thanks Anne & Granville Smith
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