Well, we would never have thought we would want to pay for a park that had a jumping pillow but last weekend we did. The circumstances were a little different I admit. We had a family weekend (us and our 5 kids and the 7 grandchildren) and the g'children and their parents were very happy to find an excellent swimming pool (only 1.3m deep) with water activities plus the jumping pillow - which they needed to warm up after being in the pool.
The big surprise was the cost. Norah Head Holiday Park(NSW) - owned by Wyong Council - member of Top Tourist and at this time of year only $26/powered site (less discount) AND they had the above facilities and 2 playgrounds and 3 amenity blocks. A great park and we will go there again.
So if they can do it so cheaply, why can't the others? Is it because they are a council owned park?
bronnie said
03:10 PM May 10, 2013
Sounds like you all had a great family weekend...
Dougwe said
03:47 PM May 10, 2013
And why shouldn't you use all the play equipment Neil and Ruth, after all your were in the playground, even if for a short time only. Would have been fun with the grand kids. Did you both actually jump on the pillow and a pic would be good. Wombat could have fun with that one.
herbie said
10:09 PM May 10, 2013
Hi i can just see it now up in lights out the front of caravan parks COME ON IN AND PLAY ON OUR JUMPING PILLOW THE GRAY NOMADS DO !!! What a marketing tool this will turn into now you have started .Good to see you got some value out of them.
Regards Herbie.
GaryKelly said
11:46 PM May 10, 2013
I think I prefer jumping pillows that don't require any jumping.
neilnruth said
12:04 AM May 11, 2013
No Doug, we left the sons to do the jumping. I didn't feel like I needed a broken bone. But one of our little fellows (4yr old) was jumping on his own when 3 'large' men turned up and took over. If looks could kill....I would have killed them! They then left a mess where they camped. Also drove too fast. Pity some people just don't know how to behave even when they are 'grown ups'. No example to our grandchildren.
Well, we would never have thought we would want to pay for a park that had a jumping pillow but last weekend we did. The circumstances were a little different I admit. We had a family weekend (us and our 5 kids and the 7 grandchildren) and the g'children and their parents were very happy to find an excellent swimming pool (only 1.3m deep) with water activities plus the jumping pillow - which they needed to warm up after being in the pool.
The big surprise was the cost. Norah Head Holiday Park(NSW) - owned by Wyong Council - member of Top Tourist and at this time of year only $26/powered site (less discount) AND they had the above facilities and 2 playgrounds and 3 amenity blocks. A great park and we will go there again.
So if they can do it so cheaply, why can't the others? Is it because they are a council owned park?
Sounds like you all had a great family weekend...
Hi i can just see it now up in lights out the front of caravan parks COME ON IN AND PLAY ON OUR JUMPING PILLOW THE GRAY NOMADS DO !!! What a marketing tool this will turn into now you have started .Good to see you got some value out of them.
Regards Herbie.
