How is this for a forward thinking Council...
Canterbury City Council is in the process of designing a new coastal car park with dedicated Motorhome facilities at the old Camping and Caravan Club site at Reculver Park.
The Council already has a few Motorhome friendly sites but would like the views of the Out and About Live users. Rather than provide what they think you would like, the Council would like to give you an opportunity to get involved at the design stage.
As a rough overview the site will be at Reculver in Kent, right on the coast with easy access to award winning beaches and great coastal walking/cycle paths. The Council has created a new parking area with around 20 motorhome spaces. They've already sketched in a grey/black water dump and chevroned parking bays which are easier to access than traditional right angle bays. Height barriers are not being added to this area but instead the Council is including wide turning circles and a fresh water supply. The question from Colin Perris at Canterbury Council is, "Are we getting this right and how should we deliver the water? Via standpipe? Or should we include an electricity hookup in a tariff controlled unit. And if can anyone help with a description of a good one it would be appreciated."
FULL STORY HERE
Canterbury City Council is in the process of designing a new coastal car park with dedicated Motorhome facilities at the old Camping and Caravan Club site at Reculver Park.
The Council already has a few Motorhome friendly sites but would like the views of the Out and About Live users. Rather than provide what they think you would like, the Council would like to give you an opportunity to get involved at the design stage.
As a rough overview the site will be at Reculver in Kent, right on the coast with easy access to award winning beaches and great coastal walking/cycle paths. The Council has created a new parking area with around 20 motorhome spaces. They've already sketched in a grey/black water dump and chevroned parking bays which are easier to access than traditional right angle bays. Height barriers are not being added to this area but instead the Council is including wide turning circles and a fresh water supply. The question from Colin Perris at Canterbury Council is, "Are we getting this right and how should we deliver the water? Via standpipe? Or should we include an electricity hookup in a tariff controlled unit. And if can anyone help with a description of a good one it would be appreciated."
FULL STORY HERE