Just looking at booking one of these sites and noticed that they charge £5 per night extra for a trailer over 1.2m in length and as we sometimes put a scooter on trailer it seemed an excessive charge, particularly as a car towing a wobble-box is not charged extra. I asked them the question on their Facebook page and their reply was "..Caravans and motorhomes are both considered camping units in their own right, and yes, if a motorhome was towing anything other than a small car, there would be an additional charge.".
I can sort of see what they are trying to do, so a towed car on an A frame isn't charged, but a car on a trailer is (presumably as once the car (or scooter) is unloaded the trailer becomes another "thing" on the pitch. However, out of awkwardness I asked, again on their Facebook page "...but it seems very unfair that one vehicle towing a "camping unit" is charged less than a "camping unit" towing a motorcycle trailer or, indeed, a trailer containing a mobility scooter. I suppose we could carry a gazebo on the trailer and then erect it over the trailer, thus forming a camping unit?".
The answer was an immediate "ring us to discuss or give us a number to call you back". I've noticed this a few times that companies do not like discussing their policy on open forums.
Anyway, we ain't paying a fiver over the top so it's either leave the trailer off or go elsewhere. Hope all sites don't start this malarkey.
I can sort of see what they are trying to do, so a towed car on an A frame isn't charged, but a car on a trailer is (presumably as once the car (or scooter) is unloaded the trailer becomes another "thing" on the pitch. However, out of awkwardness I asked, again on their Facebook page "...but it seems very unfair that one vehicle towing a "camping unit" is charged less than a "camping unit" towing a motorcycle trailer or, indeed, a trailer containing a mobility scooter. I suppose we could carry a gazebo on the trailer and then erect it over the trailer, thus forming a camping unit?".
The answer was an immediate "ring us to discuss or give us a number to call you back". I've noticed this a few times that companies do not like discussing their policy on open forums.
Anyway, we ain't paying a fiver over the top so it's either leave the trailer off or go elsewhere. Hope all sites don't start this malarkey.