cd friendly caravan sites in UK

[Susan Johnson]

Hi, does anyone know of any 'touring caravan' sites in England who are CD tolerant. I am not looking for relationships with other crossdressers. Anywhere I go I will be accompanied by my wife who accepts my crossdressing but is not enthusiastic. (my chances of 'passing' are similar to that of a snowball in hell.) :-) By force of employment requirements we can only holiday during the main school holiday periods.
regards
Susan

[charllote34]

Hi ya .A beautiful part of the world you come from ( or bootiful !!) theres got to be some around the norfolk broads or norwich way probably the best bet will be to find out where the local gay scene is and book around there sure to find other crossdressers there

[jennylou]

I was thinking about this last week as my wife and I have decided to start looking at buying a caravan. It would be a great experience.
Certainly going to look into it
Jenny

[Kieron Andrew]

There is an organised week for Tgirls and boys in St Audries Bay Holiday Club caravan site for 7 nights! (May and October), partners are most certainly welcome
http://www.transliving.co.uk/tgholidays/index.htm

[Susan Johnson]

Thanks for the info Kieron, unfortunately the dates available are not suitable as we can only manage main school holiday periods when most site owners will want to fill all caravans.
thanks again

Susan:sad:

[Tracy_Victoria]

Hi, does anyone know of any 'touring caravan' sites in England who are CD tolerant. I am not looking for relationships with other crossdressers. Anywhere I go I will be accompanied by my wife who accepts my crossdressing but is not enthusiastic. (my chances of 'passing' are similar to that of a snowball in hell.) :-) By force of employment requirements we can only holiday during the main school holiday periods.
regards
Susan

I think your going to be very pushed to find anything suitable, site I'm sure would prefer to cater for the masses over a few odd (you know what I mean, not saying your odd:D)people that have needs away from the major holiday makers.

IE many places take booking for TV meets, but there alway in the non season times and to them it just another way of filling the hotel, camp,etc on a very wet week in winter (or low season) when normally there would be no one there at all. (so it certainly not open or there to cater for our need (rarely) it's just another way of getting more pound in the till.

[Sandra]

Why not just book into any caravan site, you have as much right as the next person, chances are no one will say or do anything, and as long as the site owner has their money they won't be bothered.

[Susan Johnson]

I think I will just have to go with Sandra's advice. As I have said before, due to the four letter word 'work' school holidays are the only option so we will have to try to avoid adverse attention.
thanks for the advice everyone

Susan

[Nicki B]

I think St Audries is a permanent site, not for tourers?

Kieron & I know at least one couple (both t) who caravan regularly, they just use vanilla sites? :)