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just spotted these..

http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-5232-2978-1/1?AID=9479574&PID=1428744&mpre=http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Best-Step-Interlocking-Camping-Mats_W0QQitemZ150242254369QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.c81.m20.l1116

cheapest ones ive seen yet!

Oooooh I think those are great and would be good under the annexes to the awning, keep the little darlings slightly warmer! 

Or could make a path to the door from the awning, how exciting.

I think I'll have to get some (especially as the nice people at ebay have just given me a £10 voucher!)

Quote: Originally posted by RESTLESS on 29/4/2008

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I'm trying mine out again this weekend in Maidstone so let me know how good yours were and we can compare results.

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Right don't laugh but just been to our local Aldi they had there mats identical to these sort but with Dinosaurs you can push out !  However, they were only £5.99 a pack of 10 so I've bought 2 packs tee heee hee

We will have a very colourful awning now!

Just back from Maidstone. It was a gloriously sunny weekend so I can't rate my mats for warmth but for comfort and ease of use they get 10/10.

I missed the tent show as I've only just logged on - perhaps next time.

P.S Isn't the outdoor life just GREAT in the sun!

Back from our camp on Sunday - used the mats and loved them.  They fitted together nicely and didn't come apart.  I'm definitely going to get some more for the bedroom area - they were lovely to walk on and easily to sweep the muck off.  The only problem is that as they are such bright colours they look grubby quite quickly.  I haven't got them out again yet to wash them, but I'm hoping they'll wipe off easily enough. 

This was my first time camping and at one time considered a carpet, but after seeing the amount of muck that comes in and the sweeping up I did, I'm glad I didn't go down that route!