Hi Oliver, The worst bit of road seems to be the lead up to the site. The site looks to be in a nice setting with the adjacent trees and countryside. It's good to know where sites are that have fully serviced pitches. Thanks for tour. Cheers. Rob
Thanks for watching Rob. Yes that's the only bad part of the road. the only thing with these serviced pitches was that the water was quite a long way away so good job our hose was just long enough! Cheers, Oliver.
Another top vlog Oliver, that red car looked like it pulled out in front of you at the set of lights there would be some bleeps put in if it was me 😆😆😆😆Have a fab time keep safe all the best.
Hi Oliver - We were there last week. For me the entry and exits are a little tight especially the exit. We have a Mitsubishi Shogun & Bailey Unicorn twin axle and it sure was tight trying to get out of the site with our rig.
Brilliant review but you took the longest way around to get to the site, the A30 and off at Sourton / Okehampton turn, about an hours less travel time.
Haha I knew you would mention this. The Reason we went this way is firstly we knew 90% of the way (family in Plymouth) and there was an Accident the A30! Cheers, Oliver.
Just wondering. Shouldn't it be "Coxes" as opposed to "Coxs"? I found this on a website - if your last name ends in “s,” “z” or “x,” add "es" to pluralise it. For example, the plurals of Jones, Knox and Gonzalez would be Joneses, Knoxes and Gonzalezes.
That's a fare comment. However... I prefer Coxs to Coxes. I guess it's just personal preference. when I made the name 'Coxs' and it stuck! I understand your point though. But, I am going to keep is as Coxs even if it may not be totally grammatically correct👍 Thanks for watching and commenting, Oliver.
@@CaravanningwiththeCoxs Thank you for the reply. It's not my place to suggest how you spell your own name, of course, and I knew there would be a good reason for it. I enjoy the videos and have subscribed. Keep up the great work!
Loved the road sign detailing.👍
Hi Oliver, The worst bit of road seems to be the lead up to the site. The site looks to be in a nice setting with the adjacent trees and countryside. It's good to know where sites are that have fully serviced pitches. Thanks for tour. Cheers. Rob
Thanks for watching Rob. Yes that's the only bad part of the road. the only thing with these serviced pitches was that the water was quite a long way away so good job our hose was just long enough! Cheers, Oliver.
Brilliant thanks for the video, it looks nice 😊
Thanks for watching Lynda! Yes it's a very nice site. Cheers, Oliver.
@@CaravanningwiththeCoxs thanks for your videos. We always watch them ☺️
Another top vlog Oliver, that red car looked like it pulled out in front of you at the set of lights there would be some bleeps put in if it was me 😆😆😆😆Have a fab time keep safe all the best.
Maybe he waved the car out, as the lights were at red
Yep It certainly did! The audio which came from the camera was😅
No... the lady just pulled out without looking.
Hi Oliver - We were there last week. For me the entry and exits are a little tight especially the exit. We have a Mitsubishi Shogun & Bailey Unicorn twin axle and it sure was tight trying to get out of the site with our rig.
Hi Allan. Yes I have to agree the Exit is quite tight... we commented when we left about it. Glad you enjoyed your stay, Oliver.
Brilliant review but you took the longest way around to get to the site, the A30 and off at Sourton / Okehampton turn, about an hours less travel time.
Haha I knew you would mention this. The Reason we went this way is firstly we knew 90% of the way (family in Plymouth) and there was an Accident the A30! Cheers, Oliver.
Thanks for the arrival and site review. That entrance looks a bit tight. Nice looking site though.
Cheers Dan. I am assured by the Wardens that the Entrance is big enough for an 8ft Double axle... Glad you enjoyed the video. Oliver.
Just wondering. Shouldn't it be "Coxes" as opposed to "Coxs"? I found this on a website - if your last name ends in “s,” “z” or “x,” add "es" to pluralise it. For example, the plurals of Jones, Knox and Gonzalez would be Joneses, Knoxes and Gonzalezes.
That's a fare comment. However... I prefer Coxs to Coxes. I guess it's just personal preference. when I made the name 'Coxs' and it stuck! I understand your point though. But, I am going to keep is as Coxs even if it may not be totally grammatically correct👍 Thanks for watching and commenting, Oliver.
@@CaravanningwiththeCoxs Thank you for the reply. It's not my place to suggest how you spell your own name, of course, and I knew there would be a good reason for it. I enjoy the videos and have subscribed. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for subscribing and hope you enjoy the videos!