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The IOW Our Holiday Site Events
Ferry information
Places of Interest
Visitors
Book Committee
1. Please remember the 20 foot rule. This is the minimum separating distance
between units. There is normally ample room at our weekend meets for campers to
spread themselves a little more generously.
2. All visitors must report to the site steward immediately on arrival at the
site
3. THS ONLY Generators: The following has been agreed throughout IOW DA.
"Campers may only use generators with the stewards permission. If a
complaint is received or the steward considers it to be causing a nuisance then
he may ask the camper to stop using it ."In the light of a number of
complaints we have found it necessary to restrict the use of generators to the
daylight hours of 10am to 9pm.
4. Children and adults should not play games on the camping field. This
applies especially to ball games and throwing "Frisbees".
5. THS ONLY All vehicles -including cycles - should keep their speed down to
5mph. It may be your child or grandchild that runs out in front of you and
braking is much slower on grass. No vehicles to be driven on the site between
11pm and 7am
6. Speed limits on other sites as per their instructions
7. Dogs should be kept on a no longer than a six foot lead at all times.If
you have pets please ensure that it does not cause annoyance in any way to other
campers. Farm buildings and farm implements are normally out of bounds, farm
gates are not made to swing on and straw bales are not for climbing on or
building with.
For information
1. All adults camping at DA meets must be Camping club members. Children
under 12 years old must camp with their parents or grandparents.
2. Camping fees are published in the calendar pages
3..For safety, a bucket of water should be placed outside every unit
4. Keep your dogs under close control - Pets should be kept on a short lead
when on campsite Always clear up after your pet
5. One of the joys of camping is walking in the countryside -Keep to public
paths across farm land - - Use gates and stiles to cross fences hedges and walls
Fasten all gates
6. Respect livestock, crops and machinery - ensure that children keep a safe
distance from the same
7. Take your litter home if there is no provision made for disposing of
litter in the countryside or at a weekend meet.
8. Make no unnecessary noise - Remember there should be no noises that would
disturb your camping neighbours or the local community. Between 11pm and 7am =
All quiet
Guidance for the CAMP STEWARDS
Camp Stewards are recommended to read the Codes contained in the Club Handbook
which is issued free to all members.
Stewards unable to attend the meet should immediately notify the Chairman or
Sites Officer and, when possible, nominate a substitute.
The Steward is responsible for all matters appertaining to the meet and his/her
decision is final - subject to the right to appeal to the Committee.
The Steward is responsible for recording details of all members attending the
meet and of all monies received and paid. Meets are restricted to Club Members,
whose membership cards must be produced if properly requested.
With the assistance of all other Members at the Meet, the Steward will ensure
that the Codes of the Club are upheld and the site is left at least as clean and
tidy as before.
Direction signs should be placed as early as possible prior to a meet.
