Simple rules for noise, pets, lights and sharing space in holiday parks
Loud music. Barking dogs. Screaming children. They can be annoying in any neighbourhood, especially if they never seem to stop. But when it keeps happening while someone’s on holiday and just trying to enjoy a little bit of relaxation and rejuvenation, such impositions can make the blood boil. Here’s how to be to ensure no one thinks you’re a jerk during your next stay at a holiday park.
The rules of engagement
It doesn’t matter which caravan or holiday park you’re checking into, there are certain rules you agree to by being there. They may vary slightly from park to park, but most of them are commonsense.
“Reflections Holidays has friendly etiquette guidelines that are emailed to guests before check-in,” says the company’s executive manager of park operations, Joe Hay.
