Our navman is really good for finding CC sites even found Morn Hill which is off a roundabout and not the easiest to find.
The only thing I have against the CC directions is that they assume you are in a caravan and can send you a pointless way. As we only have a medium wheel base Transit van conversion we can go along some of the roads they tell you not to. They need to learn that not everyone has a caravan and towcar.
Quote: Originally posted by kenles on 05/10/2007
Get a satnav works every time
Just check your route to the site that the satnav provides against the route that the CC book gives. As an example going into the Start bay CC site at Kingsbridge is quite an adventure using the roads the club sends you down, I eventually drove down the roads that my satnav suggested and for those I would have wanted to be wearing a pair of brown trousers. Those lanes are much too narrow.
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Our navman is really good for finding CC sites even found Morn Hill which is off a roundabout and not the easiest to find.
The only thing I have against the CC directions is that they assume you are in a caravan and can send you a pointless way. As we only have a medium wheel base Transit van conversion we can go along some of the roads they tell you not to. They need to learn that not everyone has a caravan and towcar.
True but then they have to cater for a route that will get everyone into their sites.
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I always research my directions well before travelling,especially for CL sites.Ordnance survey maps,Google earth,Sat nav etc, but i still get lost.maybe its just me...
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: caravan club sites
