Site etiquette (1 Viewer)

[camocam1]

Would you walk across someone's pitch ?? First site we have stayed on where people just walk across your pitch right next to your MH
Site is layed out with hard standing then grass but they don't even walk on the grass !! Just straight across the gravel next to your MH not even a large site so no excuse for not just walking round the road
Bad manners or not ???

 

[keithcdb]

Sounds like bad manners to me but im new to all this

 

[teddybard]

What sort of site were you on & Where?

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[J H]

Definitely bad manners

 

[Jaws]

It is indeed bad form, but we noticed it only seems bad form in the UK, continentals never seem to worry about it..
Perhaps it is the 'stiff upper lip and vaguely isolationist' part of our [HI]physici [/HI] make up :Blush:

 

[Nirvanauk]

Life's to short. Don't worry about it.

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[Billy23]

Perhaps they wanted you to ask them in for a cuppa!

 

[lorger]

Had it happen to us when a family walked under out wind out awning as a short cut they even squeezed by our table, when I mentioned to them they looked shocked that it bothered me but not as shocked as they where when I sat on their pitch sunbathing

 

[MHVirgins]

Yes, it happens a lot, it does annoy us but then that's because we wouldn't walk across someone else's pitch. We would respect the privacy of others, however, sadly anything goes these days:Sad:

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[cmcardle75]

Would you walk across someone's pitch ?? First site we have stayed on where people just walk across your pitch right next to your MH
Site is layed out with hard standing then grass but they don't even walk on the grass !! Just straight across the gravel next to your MH not even a large site so no excuse for not just walking round the road
Bad manners or not ???

Best not to pitch in front of the only tap...

 

[Carol]

Was it in the UK, to me it does show bad manners, and not what I would call normal, in Europe the site etiquette does seem different.

 

[MHVirgins]

Best not to pitch in front of the only tap...

Or the toilet block, or the waste disposal point oh:

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[Chris]

I had the whole family trooping over my pitch a few weeks ago.

I asked Daddy Chav what he thought he was doing and apparently he was going to the 'showa'

Not sure it sunk in because one of the kids walked back the same route.oh:

 

[MHVirgins]

I had the whole family trooping over my pitch a few weeks ago.

I asked Daddy Chav what he thought he was doing and apparently he was going to the 'showa'

Not sure it sunk in because one of the kids walked back the same route.oh:

Chris, you're welcome to borrow our Rottweiler any time

 

[keithcdb]

I think I will be shouting "ger oaf my laaannd"!! :Angry:

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[Gooney]

Would you walk across someone's pitch ?? First site we have stayed on where people just walk across your pitch right next to your MH
Site is layed out with hard standing then grass but they don't even walk on the grass !! Just straight across the gravel next to your MH not even a large site so no excuse for not just walking round the road
Bad manners or not ???

You ought to be like a southerner (North/south devide) and put loads of wind breaks to the boundary of your pitchoh:

 

[JJ]

These are the risks you take when staying on campsites...

Are some of us more "territorial" than others?

Arrive on site and immediately bang in the poles for the windbreak...

JJ :Cool:

 

[stevensson10]

Had it happen to us when a family walked under out wind out awning as a short cut they even squeezed by our table, when I mentioned to them they looked shocked that it bothered me but not as shocked as they where when I sat on their pitch sunbathing

did you get sunburnt

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[MicknPat]

Had it happen to us when a family walked under out wind out awning as a short cut they even squeezed by our table, when I mentioned to them they looked shocked that it bothered me but not as shocked as they where when I sat on their pitch sunbathing

Is this you Gerry?? Link Removed

 

[camocam1]

Thanks for the replays and yes we are in the UK a private site at Cheddar and we have now moved pitch and seems fine unless anyone wants to walk into hedge other pitch was at the end of an oval and near the water tap so became a short cut you live and learn
Cheers

 

[N&K]

We set the length of our dogs lead appropriate to the pitch size if people start walking across it

Mentioned above, its seems normal abroad for people to do this.

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[Snowbird]

Now I remember why I tend to steer well clear of campsites. Wilding rules :thumb:

 

[rangi]

Friend of mine was found in some one's front Garden picking their flowers.
Home owner, very irate came rushing out, "What the hell are you doing stealing my flowers?"

My friend replied, "You've just been in one of my paddocks picking Mushrooms, I followed you home, and now I'm titting for tatting"

 

[Daveo2006]

I had the whole family trooping over my pitch a few weeks ago.

I asked Daddy Chav what he thought he was doing and apparently he was going to the 'showa'

Not sure it sunk in because one of the kids walked back the same route.oh:

Had you disturbed them in any way Chris ? Just saying.

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[Collyer911]

i go mental when the kids do this.....
a mans pitch is his castle

for a couple of days anyway...!

 

[Billy23]

Some mh owners, wave as you go by, smile when in the campsite shop and then mark out the pitch and make sure that you know to pi$$ off and don't come near me while I am on my " property" seems to happen more in the UK than Europe.

I am touring England and Scotland (won't venture into Wales cos it rains ) soon( mid July and August )and if you see us (Spanish reg) you can walk ALL over my pitch.....just bring some beers :thumb::thumb:

 

[Phill D]

Some mh owners, wave as you go by, smile when in the campsite shop and then mark out the pitch and make sure that you know to pi$$ off and don't come near me while I am on my " property" seems to happen more in the UK than Europe.

I am touring England and [HI]Scotland (won't venture into Wales cos it rains [/HI]) soon( mid July and August )and if you see us (Spanish reg) you can walk ALL over my pitch.....just bring some beers :thumb::thumb:

biased aye, anti Welsh, its going to be luvely here in July ( at least for a day )oh: hope you got the midge deterent for Scotland when it rains in Scotland its horizontal and they get lots of it... thats where the Lochs come from

enjoy the trip:thumb:

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[teddybard]

I had the whole family trooping over my pitch a few weeks ago.

I asked Daddy Chav what he thought he was doing and apparently he was going to the 'showa'

Not sure it sunk in because one of the kids walked back the same route.oh:

You could always Cr*p in his tent:thumb:

 

[Stephen & Jeannie]

Is this you Gerry?? Link Removed

Nope !!! That is deffo OLD MO !!!!!!!!

 

[Chris]

You could always Cr*p in his tent:thumb:

I hadn't thought of that.

I would have but I couldn't be certain he was English.

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