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Wild Parking

ballynag · 2011-04-11 21:16:26

My better half is afraid to go wild parking with our caravan and ten month old son, are his fears unfounded? We've identified a lovely spot where people do it already and we (me mainly)would like to try it over the summer. Any thoughts greatly appreciated!;)

11-04-2011 9:16pm

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ballynag

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My better half is afraid to go wild parking with our caravan and ten month old son, are his fears unfounded?
We've identified a lovely spot where people do it already and we (me mainly)would like to try it over the summer.
Any thoughts greatly appreciated!;)

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#2 11-04-2011 11:42pm

time lord

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If your not there as the only caravan give it a go I say. Make sure your phones are fully charged, if you can hear approaching vehicles or your spot is a cul de sac all the better. Not for the nervous though, leaving yourselves open to boy racers annoying you or a magnet for outdoor drinkers or both. But the right spot could be heaven. most sites are very sterile compared to wild camping.

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