Quote: Originally posted by michael on 10/5/2011
PS: the only thing we find wrong with the Peak District is a poor TV signal!! We don't watch tv much but like to keep up with the news now and again or if the weather's bad.<!-- Signature -->
Quote: Originally posted by steve2020 on 10/5/2011
Quote: Originally posted by Tunstallwood on 06/5/2011Keep us updated the Peak District is on our doorstep and we go quite often. We have found one little site which has water, waste and electrics to each pitch and it's great to have them all there!
Andi
PS: the only thing we find wrong with the Peak District is a poor TV signal!! We don't watch tv much but like to keep up with the news now and again or if the weather's bad.
Is that a woman thing keeping up with the forecasts Andi ;-)
Quote: Originally posted by Susuptuous on 10/5/2011
Hi Thank you. I thought I could buy some kits so that the caravanners could buy them from me or rent them. Is a stop cock the same as a ball valve?
All sounds a reasonable idea, but to be honest I'm not entirely sure why you're keen to bother. Most folk who would want to use a fully serviced pitch will generally have the right kit to connect anyway. I use a mixture of standard and serviced pitches and keep a fill system in the van.
I wouldn't want to use a system that had been used by others as you'd have no idea how it had been maintained (from a hygiene point of view of that is, although I don't drink site water), a point parly covered already by Sylvrob ...
Quote: Originally posted by sylvrob on 08/5/2011
...It seemed a good idea, but I had to give it a good wash out before I used it
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Direct Mains Water
