hi, we had a caravan but gone back to tenting, all the years we had our van we found it hard to talk to people ,they just was not polite,but when i went camping with my daughter people did talk to us and was very friendly, so i think tenting is better then caravaning, in that respect,
Don't get me wrong I enjoy a good chinwag just as much as anybody and always bid a cheery good morning to people who's paths I cross but it gets a bit tiresome to say hello to the same persons several times a day whenever I see them.
The friendliest campers must be found in Pocklington, we have been to Lakeside near Bielby, Pocklington a few times this year and everyone was chatty and sociable, can highly recommend a visit.
Funny, I recently posted on FB about the friendlyness and helpfulness of fellow campers to my two lads and myself. I've always been offered help and people are very friendly.
------------- 2015 7 weeks booked! Roll on Easter to start.
Come on one of darran Clarke's meets, arrive as strangers leave as friends. Never met such a good crowd. We're going away in Oct it's on the meeting up and getting together.
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: Camping becoming less sociable?
