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| + | Extra charges for pets are common and usually modest, often a flat fee per dog per stay rather than a nightly rate, though this varies by park and by season. It should be shown at the booking stage, and if it is not obviously listed, it is worth asking before you pay rather than after you arrive. | ||
| + | Outside the unit, general facilities like car parking near your pitch, use of any on-site laundry or drying room, and access to shared amenities such as a clubhouse or [[https:// | ||
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| + | Access roads on holiday parks are usually a lower speed than a normal road, often 5 or 10mph, both for safety around families and pets, and because roads on some sites are narrower gravel or tarmac tracks rather than full-width roads. It is worth driving to that limit from the moment you turn in at the gate rather than only once you spot a sign, since children and dogs on site do not always keep to the road edge. | ||
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| + | Most parks also set out where dogs are and are not allowed on site. Pets are almost always welcome on outdoor areas and often in specific pet-friendly caravans, but indoor facilities like a clubhouse, restaurant or indoor pool are typically off limits, sometimes with an exception for assistance dogs. Checking which caravans within a park are designated pet-friendly matters too, since not every unit on a site necessarily is. | ||
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| + | Because this varies genuinely from park to park and month to month, the most reliable approach is to ask directly when booking an off-season stay exactly what will be open during your specific week, rather than relying on a general summer description of the site. A short call before you travel means you arrive knowing what to expect rather than finding a locked pool on the first morning. | ||
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| + | Most parks ask for cancellation requests in writing, by email, so there is a clear record of the date you asked and what was agreed, rather than relying on a phone call alone. If you do need to cancel, doing so as early as possible generally gives you the best outcome, since many cancellation windows work on a sliding scale where the amount refunded reduces the closer you get to the arrival date. | ||