Quote: Originally posted by camper_happy on 31/03/2005
Delta.sorry i Don't know a lot about Gazebos.all i know is that we have just come back from a meet where we had three garden gazebos and a huge big party one all placed next to each other but we had pitched these away from other caravaners/campers so that the only people who would really be bothered were mostly inside having a good time. although one night one of our number had to complain to three people who were having a heated debate at 4 am.i think we all know what time is reasonable to be making a racket and what time we need to just be having a quiet chat and drink
Jim
Post last edited on 31/03/2005 11:06:07
Nice one Jim I do think 11.30pm is a good time to bring down the noise levels on a family site. I drink till i drop but always make sure our lot shush up @ about that time... As to Gazebo's if its a garden one then its not really suitable for campsites, we have heard of the hazzards n horrors that they can do, so I think Utility tents are the only way to go... After all that was what they are designed for yes..?
Happy camping folks...
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When on holiday last year it was very very windy and a Gazebo blew away and into a rather nice brand new jag scratching it....thats why I think campsite are starting to ban them. Imagine if you were asleep and a gazebo pole ripped through your tent and injured you or one of your children....
Quote: Originally posted by CrewN on 31/03/2005
When on holiday last year it was very very windy and a Gazebo blew away and into a rather nice brand new jag scratching it....thats why I think campsite are starting to ban them. Imagine if you were asleep and a gazebo pole ripped through your tent and injured you or one of your children....
Hmmm I wonder how you would stand with an insurance claim if that happend, i could forgive, if it was my car and go through the right channels, but if it was one my kids that got hurt then i would do my nut... at the owner of the gazebo and at the site owner for letting garden gazebos on site........... use a bloody UTILITY TENT.. made for the purpose...! Dont skimp where lives could be at risk.... No excuses....!!!
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Quote: Originally posted by Kenton on 31/03/2005
Lots to take in here. I had looked at a couple of Gazebo's, but will probably now save up and get something fit for the purpose.
Thats a wise choice Kenton... Safety is always first around Kids etc. Cars can be replaced...
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Topic: Gazebo's
I do think 11.30pm is a good time to bring down the noise levels on a family site. I drink till i drop but always make sure our lot shush up @ about that time...
As to Gazebo's if its a garden one then its not really suitable for campsites, we have heard of the hazzards n horrors that they can do, so I think Utility tents are the only way to go... After all that was what they are designed for yes..?
, but if it was one my kids that got hurt then i would do my nut...
at the owner of the gazebo and at the site owner for letting garden gazebos on site........... use a bloody UTILITY TENT.. made for the purpose...! Dont skimp where lives could be at risk.... No excuses....!!!
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