Charging for dogs on sites (1 Viewer)

[JJ]

Tara is not a dog...

She is a medium sized show pony.

JJ :Cool:

 

[Sidney]

Of course you could turn this on it's head.

If you are at a site and they charge £5.00 for a couple of dogs would the campsite staff pick up poop if it was left by a dog who's owner who was out of sight and more than 300 yards away... oh:

Stealth Tax? Yes

 

[scotjimland]

I'm afraid that reading all of this does nothing more than add to my site aversion and use of CL.s.

I like a farm CL where my dog is welcome, it can run on the fields without me having to pick up after it, and let nature do its thing.

Last week we stayed on a CL on the sanstone trail. No facilities at all other than water and waste dump in to a pit. £6 a night,[HI] no facilities equals no caravans,[/HI] we were in a rather large field fenced in on all side, Tara could do as she pleased and loved it, of course we picked up after her as it would be used by others, but being able to leave her outside was bliss, she loved it, it was hard to get her back in at night, this is my idea of a site.

Must make note of this site Paul .. can you post the co-ords.. ? sounds idyllic :thumb:

as a TUGGER , we also prefer and use no facilities sites where ever found .. as do many other tuggers .. so why do you think that caravan owners wouldn't use ??

To answer the OP .. provided the dog price is clearly shown on the site pricing menu then that's up to the site owner.. you book or you don't.. simple.

It's only a stealth tax if hidden and then added onto the final bill.

PS.. we also have two dogs.. and don't use sites that charge for them..

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[alfandM]

In your dreams!

She's a proper dog! she doesn't yap, does bite if you look at her wrong and eats Rottweilers for breakfast!

A bit like me then,Dogs Rule,all the best Bamse.:Cool: