Auto-Trail Apache 632, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Good Neighbour Guide
Motorhome Owner’s Good
Neighbour Code
At A Camp Site
On Arrival
Park as close to the reception area as
possible and report your arrival.
Do not drive to a pitch and park unless
directed by reception staff.
Vehicle Movement Around The Site
Always keep to the site roads unless directed
otherwise. Obey the speed limits, these are
generally 10 mph.
Please note that stopping distances on grass
are greater than on a normal road. You must
have a current valid driving license to drive
a vehicle on site roads. Park where directed
on your pitch. Where possible you should
leave approximately 6m of free space
around your vehicle.
Using Site Appliances
• Connect all mains hook-ups correctly and
carefully.
• Turn off all fresh water taps completely.
• Use facilities such as toilets and showers
with care and consideration, leaving them
in a tidy condition.
• Young children should be escorted and
supervised.
Disposing Of Waste
If your vehicle is not fitted with a waste
water tank, place a suitable container under
all waste water outlets.
• Do not allow these to overflow.
• Make sure you empty the containers at
appropriate waste water points.
• Empty chemical toilets only where directed.
• Avoid damage to sewerage treatment works
by using only approve chemicals.
Phenols, coal tar or caustic based fluids
must never be used under any circumstances.
• Solid bulky items such as disposable nappies
etc. must not be put into the chemical closet
emptying point or site rubbish bins.
Wrap them in a polythene bag and place in
designated containers.
• Household rubbish should be put into the
private rubbish collection bins.
Noise Pollution
Please show consideration by thinking how the
noise you create will affect those around you.
Open and close doors quietly.
Control noise made by your children: do not
allow them to play with kites, model aircraft,
catapults or airguns close to vehicles.
Do not allow them to play loud, boisterous
ballgames.
Keep volume turned down on CD players,
personal stereos radios and TVs. Do not play
musical instruments so loudly that they will
upset your neighbours.
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