Temporary Holiday Site Rules
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Campers must not arrive before the published opening time and must not occupy the site in the absence of the appointed Steward. To do so is outside the provisions of the Club’s Exemptions under which Club Meets and Temporary Holiday Sites are held.
Club Meets are open to members only. It is not possible for nonmembers to stay or join on site. Proof of Club membership is to be shown by all members attending camping events when properly requested to do so by the appointed Steward.
All members, upon arriving on site, should report to the appointed Steward before pitching their unit.
If a Steward feels a member’s behaviour, or the behaviour of a member’s children or pets, is causing a nuisance, the Steward is permitted to ask a member to cease the behaviour or leave the site.
All vehicles are restricted to 5mph on site and learner drivers are not permitted. Vehicles must be parked at right angles to any slope.
Units, excluding guy ropes, must be 6 metres apart from the adjacent units. This is a precaution against fire. Vehicles may be parked between units, provided that a 3 metre clear space is left within the 6 metre gap at all times.
It is strongly recommended that all camping units are equipped with a suitable BS/EN3 approved fire extinguisher or fire blanket, and that members should be aware of how to use the one they have. Buckets of water placed outside units are compulsary.
The use of gas cylinders with a capacity greater than 15kg is not permitted at Club events for supplying touring caravans,motorhomes or tents.
Dogs and other pets must be kept under control at all times. No animal is allowed to be loose on the site and must always be on a lead not longer than 2 metres if outside a unit. Members must remove any droppings left by their pets.
It is forbidden to fly kites and model aircraft or to use catapults,airguns, firearms, bows and arrows or similar items on site. Ball games are permitted only with the agreement of the Steward, on an open space well away from camping units.
All members must ensure that their pitch is left clear of litter on their day of departure from the site.
Noise should be kept at a minimum from radios, televisions and other sources such as generators, and there should be no noise whatsoever between 11pm and 7am.
Campers may only use generators with the Steward’s permission. If a Steward considers the use of a generator to be causing a nuisance then he may ask the camper to stop using the generator or else leave the site.
Members’ units are not permitted to be left unattended overnight.
The contents of chemical toilets must not be disposed of on the site except into the disposal point identified by the appointed Steward.
Members must collect waste water in a receptacle and should not allow it to overflow and foul the camping ground.
Members attending a Club Meet must take their refuse home with them if receptacles are not provided