WC Info (2) Kinlochbervie

Yes

Too expensive

So
We had arrived about 3pm
We stayed and paid for 1 night
We stayed there most of the next day until bout 4 pm
Did all the usual..
and left then stayed in a nice lay-by about 5 miles away

If my memory is good
£15

I would be OK with £10

So they lost £5 as i would have stayed 2 nights @ £10
 
jagmanx said:
Too expensive

So
We had arrived about 3pm
We stayed and paid for 1 night
We stayed there most of the next day until bout 4 pm
Did all the usual..
and left then stayed in a nice lay-by about 5 miles away

If my memory is good
£15

I would be OK with £10

So they lost £5 as i would have stayed 2 nights @ £10
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Has it gone up then??

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jagmanx said:
We paid £15..
I keep detailed records
copied from my Spreadsheet

Sun 4 Jun 17 Kinlochbervie Aire Kinlochbervie VG £15

Maybe somebody advised them to reduce
I do not recall the sign posted
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Not saying you didn't chap....
Picture of sign is from our 2016 trip
Hence me asking about price increase
 
jagmanx said:
Just useful or EHU sometimes (Electric toothbrush) !
It was our only paid stop on the NC500
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£15 to brush your teeth....
my other half is from Yorkshire you know ;-)

We stopped on a couple of sites as we avoided the bulk of the 500...
But mostly found deserted bays at end of dead end roads (plenty of looking at ordnance survey maps and Google earth)

Even with electric it seems expensive at £15...
To be hoped they don't kill the goose that lays golden eggs, for those that wish to stop there.
 
Yorkshire

mistericeman said:
£15 to brush your teeth....
my other half is from Yorkshire you know ;-)

We stopped on a couple of sites as we avoided the bulk of the 500...
But mostly found deserted bays at end of dead end roads (plenty of looking at ordnance survey maps and Google earth)

Even with electric it seems expensive at £15...
To be hoped they don't kill the goose that lays golden eggs, for those that wish to stop there.
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Does nor have exclusivity on being "careful"... As you will have read we rarely pay !
And if we do usually about £10
£15 for one months use of Electric toothbrush is quite cheap
Better than using a non pure sine wave inverter and Bugg3rr!ing the toothbrush

But as you say Geese and Eggs

Ps not wishing to fight over costs
 
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