Does this mean that if certain CC warders, sorry wardens , manage to get a seat on my local council, I will have to relocate my front door round the back so as not to offend the people across the road

You will if you're going to display your Doo Dah!

Ok think if a van can be called doo dah. I might call my puck pants. Then I can say pants is on or off when hooked up ect.
What do you think. Or has the cough mix I am taking really sent me doolally

Just for the newbies here is our Doo-Dah. nanandgrandadontour.weekly.com

There seems to be a problem with your link Ellen
Try this one
http://nanandgrandadontour.weebly.com/

Thanks Nev. I missed out the important bit at the beginning didn't I.

weebly.com
not weekly.com

We were told we could go across the back of the pitch in October 2013. Maybe they've changed wardens since then.

IMG_3145.JPG - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)Nope. If I'm standing in the 'van and facing the front end my entrance (and exit) door is on my right, wherever I am. If Hymer swapped the doors over we might have the same problem when we ventured to Europe. Here's another CC&C site (Thetford) where the warden was happy for us to park any which way. (He couldn't really understand why we asked if it mattered. So I think we'll stick with them.

Just come back from coniston park coppice caravan club site the didn't car if I was nose in or out we went nose out in our troll as no motor mover really want one! Staff really friendly and helpful it meant I had to park my car wrong side as advised but ok as neighbour was a motor home, we volunteered to park the car in front of the caravan to comply with the gap rule if it became an issue they were fine with this! This is one of my favourite sites. Which one in Ashbourne do you have to go in nose first, we are hoping to stay at Carrington water later this year.

Just been to Hertford C and cc site. The Warden was keen we had a pitch that had some shelter from the sun for our dog. He led us to a hard standing site and told us to park across it with our door facing the beautiful centre field. We put the awning on the grass and had a great time. They were so pleased to see an old Eriba restored. The first photo is our view from the door of our Triton.

C&CC Charmouth, said park which ever way you please but make sure you maintain the 6metre rule

Just back from C & CC Site at Sheriff Hutton, York, the warden was really helpful and was happy for us to point whichever we want, even side on as he suggested to face south and get the lovely sun......no complaints whatsoever!!