But dormitory-style or "scout hut" accommodation is a deal-breaker for me. I won't sleep if anyone in the room is snoring. They won't sleep when my diabetes wakes me up every 2 hours to switch on the light and trudge to the loo. :-(
Yeah, I'm that guy that snores all night, so no-one wants to be in the same room as me (just ask my wife!). I wouldn't say I'm part considering that level, because basically I never did.Agreed - dormitory accommodation is also so not for me - I'm way past considering that level of (dis)comfort.
If you are looking for a replacement for the Naish cons, I recommend ConTingency in January (at Searles holiday park in Hunstanton just north of King Lynn) and (provisionally because it's new) ConDensed the weekend before this one in November (at Billing Aquadrome in Northampton). ConTingency was explicitly started as a replacement for Conception, and was originally at a park in the New Forest before they had to find a new venue.I wonder if this is effectively a replacement for the Naish conventions (when I went we stayed at my Mum's).
If you are looking for a replacement for the Naish cons, I recommend ConTingency in January (at Searles holiday park in Hunstanton just north of King Lynn) and (provisionally because it's new) ConDensed the weekend before this one in November (at Billing Aquadrome in Northampton). ConTingency was explicitly started as a replacement for Conception, and was originally at a park in the New Forest before they had to find a new venue.
http://www.con-tingency.uk/
http://www.con-tingency.uk/condensed/