Hope Someone can help I have a 2 berth swift corniche 09 and would love a season pitch in Whitby and be able to store caravan after is anything available or anyone help we have a little jack russel so I suppose must be dog friendly site
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Post last edited on 20/11/2022 16:06:35
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Hi, your best bet is to use the Campsite Search and filter by the area you're looking for etc. Then it's going to be a matter of phoning sites which fit your criteria.
Sandfield House Farm, just outside Whitby, seem to have some seasonal pitches. Nice site but I am not sure what price point you are thinking of as I imagine its not a cheap site?
Quote: Originally posted by Hedgehugger on 21/11/2022
Lound House Farm near Whitby is listed as having seasonal pitches; dogs are welcome if kept on lead on site. Worth a look?
Thanks will have a look 👍👍
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Hi, a seasonal pitch is where the van is permanently stored and set up on a pitch for the season. It is an expensive option but worthwhile if you use it a lot of times.
Some sites offer a lesser option whereby they store the van in a secure field or yard and then tow it out to a standard touring pitch ready for you to arrive and set up for your weeks holiday etc. You pack it up at the end of the holiday and they tow it back to the storage. This is a lot cheaper if you don't use it a lot. You pay storage charge and pitch fee while there, and a small fee for towing.
Quote: Originally posted by navver on 22/11/2022
Hi, a seasonal pitch is where the van is permanently stored and set up on a pitch for the season. It is an expensive option but worthwhile if you use it a lot of times.
Some sites offer a lesser option whereby they store the van in a secure field or yard and then tow it out to a standard touring pitch ready for you to arrive and set up for your weeks holiday etc. You pack it up at the end of the holiday and they tow it back to the storage. This is a lot cheaper if you don't use it a lot. You pay storage charge and pitch fee while there, and a small fee for towing.
Hi Navver and/or whomever that could help,
Do you happen to know what these sites are called or how I will be able to find out more about this. I've got a trailer but no where to securely park it. its been stressing me out and the past year my friend was able to park it near His place but now its being occupied and I've got till Sunday to move it. I'm going to have to park it in a free off street parking since I have no other option.
If anyone could get back to me with advice I would greatly appreciate it!
Short term, look at local storage units / lockups nearby. Longer term, use the site search on UKCS for your area & select “storage pitches” and “open all year”, as many sites close over winter. Then sit down & start phoning.
If your happy to tow a little way you might be better off finding a seasonal pitch and then finding separate secure storage for the winter as its often cheaper that way.
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Quote: Originally posted by Campermark71 on 09/12/2022
If your happy to tow a little way you might be better off finding a seasonal pitch and then finding separate secure storage for the winter as its often cheaper that way.
Quote: Originally posted by Campermark71 on 09/12/2022
If your happy to tow a little way you might be better off finding a seasonal pitch and then finding separate secure storage for the winter as its often cheaper that way.
DMuroz has a trailer though, not a caravan.
They said in the first post they have a Swift Corniche 09 which I think is definately a caravan!
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