We've been on a few British camp sites in this, our first 'homing year and have been [or more exactly, I have been - Mrs E tends not to get stressy over such things] staggered by the cost of Wifi on site. £5 for five hours at a CC site, and similar exorbitant charges elsewhere. How can that be justified? Once the routers been set upo, surely there's no cost to the site owner? Feels very like the olden days on t'internet, when you'd book into a hotel and find similar charges being applied, as though it was a luxury. Au contraire, on the one French site we've stayed at, WiFi was free in the bar area, so folk would just take their laptops, I-Piddles etc along to the bar with them.
Does anyone else get irritated by this or am I being unfair? And would a site owner care to justify the charge, if there are any on here? I feel a campaign coming on...
Does anyone else get irritated by this or am I being unfair? And would a site owner care to justify the charge, if there are any on here? I feel a campaign coming on...