Let’s talk about the locals. I’m not talking about the friendly wardens (though they are brilliant). I mean the rabbits. These fluffy freeloaders treat the site like their personal resort. You’ll see them nibbling grass right next to your motorhome’s step.
They are absolutely fearless. One might even judge your camping chair choice. “That’s a very basic foldable, Dave.” Just accept it. You are sharing the holiday with a very opinionated rabbit population.
Don’t worry, they are clean and add a huge dose of charm. It’s like having a free safari, but with more carrots. Kids love counting them before bed.
The Golden Hour Glitch
Okay, here’s a funny detail. The site sits on a slight incline. This means your BBQ might roll away if you’re not careful. Seriously, invest in some chocks. You don’t want your sausages to make a bid for freedom.
Another quirk? The sky here is enormous. Because the land is so flat, the sunsets feel like they last for hours. Everyone stops what they’re doing. Adults just stare at the horizon. It’s a communal moment of “wow” that you don’t get in a concrete city.
Seacroft Caravan and Motorhome Club Site | Alan Rogers
