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Old 30-04-2008, 03:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just looked at a web site for pub stopovers currently got 165 overnight pubs signed up 75 able to take RV's over 12mtrs throughout England/Scotland & Wales, membership fee £30 per annum with free stop over. As site says they are just stop overs but from what i could see is there is good food & beer available at each stop. its worth a look. Welcome to The Motorhome Stopover
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Old 30-04-2008, 03:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I spoke to Kevin on Saturday at Peterboro, he said the website had gone live that day. I have a feeling it will be a great success, and at £30 its very good value especially with the free first night, Great for breaking long journeys, I will definitely join the scheme. Full timers could save hundreds of £ a month, in fees, but will probably have to budget fo more on beer, pie and elasticated waist trousers
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What a great idea!

Many thanks, we will certainly be signing up

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£30 is still quite a lot of money, it'll buy at least a gallon of diesel
Does anyone know the quality of the stopovers? I love the idea but only if they're worth stopping at.

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Does anyone know the quality of the stopovers? I love the idea but only if they're worth stopping at.

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I imagine they will vary in quality, but will all be better than a motorway service station
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This sounds really good. it was a thought I had a few years ago, I will not be joining just yet aas I would like to see whats on offer, I will watch it very carefully. And really hope it grows to an Aire equivelent
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I imagine they will vary in quality, but will all be better than a motorway service station
Yes but will they let me turn up at 2.30 in the morning? and leave before they open.

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Just wondered how the scheme is working for those that have become members as it has been running for while now

what's your experiences been?
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Here is a report that I have received just today 21/7/08 for Glen T - a member of the Big Pitch Guide.....

"Hi Dick

Hope you and Mo are as well as when I last saw you !!

Saw the advert for motorhomestopover in the Big Pitch Guide and thought it a good idea. £30 quid later I am a member - however after accessing the directory it would appear that nearly all the sites are a max size 20 foot, a very few are 35 foot - making it a bit useless for most of us.

Shame as it is a very good concept and I wrongly assumed that it would be restricted to pubs with a large car park ect.

Thought you might like to make this clear to everyone lest those with Big Uns spend £30 for nowt like wot I have !

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As a direct result of Glen's report, I have not only emailed every member of the Big Pitch Guide but I have also withdrawn the 'advert' from the Guide.

This, of course, only affects RV'ers - not the majority of European motorhomes.
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Thanks for the response :) we have a european but its a 29 footer so wouldnt have worked for us but such shame as its a great idea

maybe the site would consider also listing pubs with space for RV's?
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