We're in Chedder right now & moving on to Conrwall on Monday. Well it will be SUMMER tomorrow, official .
Fan heater struggling in the evenings but slept though to 930 this morning, caught us all out. Some stiff nightcaps and hot water bottles might have helped though.
Tucked up in the Challenger in Suffolk snow on the roof this morning. Comfortable 18C inside. Feels like a long winter this year good to be in the outdoors.
Hi.On site at the moment in Cambridge but leaving today.The weather has been dry but cold the first night I left the blown air heating on all night with no problems.It must have been really cold last night I left a glass of water on the side and it was frozen this morning. i didnt put the heater on last night.Nice to get our first trip in.There were no brave tenters on site mostly caravans and motorhomes we are the only folding camper on site. Cheers.Alex
How does the Olympe fare in cold weather, we used to have the Chantilly, but now have a new Ilympe.
Just wondered how effective the zig is in colder weather, we are booked for our first trip a week on Sunday near York. Hopefully not as cold then.
First trip in our old Lunar Meteor. Arrived at Cardigan Camping and Caravan Site on 28th March since then average outside temperature has been + 5C, - 01 -3.0 at night. clear sky and sun from dawn to dusk. Its been grand so far.
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We went to Cardigan c&cc site last easter, the shower block was freezing! Currently on Dartmouth c&cc site, overcast and cold, but we're geared up for it this year, so toasty warm.
Wow.. love the fact that so many people are away so early. I had a reccy around the local sites this weekend which were quite busy. Lots of tin tops and evena couple of tents. .. haven't seen an fc or tt in Dawlish yet though.
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: When is your first trip this year?
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