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Swinging farmers, north west??
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Is there any farmers in north west with land that’s
A. Private
B. Accessible with a caravan or motorhome
C. Willing to allow a select few with caravan/motor home/tent to use the land for a few nights
Would need a source of water and some kind of facility to dispose of toilet waste, this could be a mobile septic tank (paid for by contribution)
I know this has been talked about before , but just think someone needs to organise something. I’m not thinking a full blown swingers party that’s going to attract attention, I’m thinking a small gathering of discrete like minded people who can get together and have a nice weekend.
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I'd look for a little CC site that you can basically hire out completely. All the amenities and a lot of them are very private. I'd certainly be interested in attending |
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"I'd look for a little CC site that you can basically hire out completely. All the amenities and a lot of them are very private. I'd certainly be interested in attending"
I know what you’re saying, but my experience of Cc certified location sites is they are run by conservative souls. Get a few swingers together, add alcohol, and it could result in trouble. I think it’s best the land owner knows from the get go. |
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We were part of a group of friends who managed to do this for a few years about 12-15 years ago. It wasn't easy to organise, our sites ranged from the completely private to secluded corners of mainstream sites.
Techically, in order to stay on private land you may need an "exemption certificate" for which you need to be an organised club.
If you do manage to sort it though, we are interested  |
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