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I wondered if it was a Bailey. Missed the info at the bottom of OP's post

I prefer mine in the battery locker. Every time that I pitch I need to open that anyway as that is were the EHU connects.

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Not been my experience. They seem to be allowed to get damaged before being closed off. An example that I do recall that made me laugh out loud was at Shawsmead site near Aberaeron. It had rained for many days. The warden asked me to use a grass area. I said that there was no way as I knew how bad that area would be. If the site was not suitable I would far rather be cancelled. I would find an alternative. The warden relented. Unusually, as it was raining heavily I used the car to pitch the caravan. It was a tight turn and the car's front wheel rolled 18'' into the grass area and left a 9'' deep trench. I reported the accident when giving in my pitch number. The warden tested the grass are with is heel at a number of points and then removed all pegs.

Hardly for my benefit Steve! I have no desire to be compelled to use a muddy grass pitch in wet weather.

I believe that they now hand people a length of drain pipe to pop over their selected pitch. Trewethett does that also. It would be nice to know that this was in operation before arrival though as on occasion my walking is poor after being sat in the car and driving for a couple of hours.

It was trialled on three sites - One was the Battle site, one was Sutton on Sea. Cannot recall the third one

As Staffordshire china said. At least you are now aware that hard standings cannot be booked

There has never been the ability to book a hard standing on any cc site during my nearly 40 years of membership except on 3 sites where they trialed giving the ability to book grass or hard for one year only. Whether hard standing is available is purely first come first served generally.

So I did!

Not really as I said that you would get more than £5k

I can't say that heatings in an awning bothers me usually - it depends on their usage smf whether the awnings are occupied at the time.

On many commercial sites the fee per night is the same for a solo as for a couple. I think that the CMC is fair

Alde should work fine without water connected.

My reading says that it is to keep the control panel and switches cool.