I was thinking of taking a gazebo but im not sure with the wind. Lol

Jay, There are stainless anchor points in the pits tarmac for gazebos.

Andy, you gorgeous vision of loveliness, I have paid the balance for myself and wreckit.   Do you think it will be appropriate to bring some kart stuff to sell? I am hoping to bring some 25mm axle bits like wheel hubs and brake/sprocket carriers. Maybe an engine or two, which are good runners as I wouldn't sell Smokey Rattily ones to other members. I have some of those old cyclekarts uk bits I could bring like pedals ect. Also some other old detritus that's kicking about the garage.
 I will be there Monday morning, not going to camp unfortunately.

Paid and registered. Surprisingly easy, links work well. I shall go Sunday afternoon so I can get a Pit space overlooking the track and set up my gazebo ect. If there are enough people going Sunday it might be worth me taking a BBQ.

Andy and I were lucky enough to try the different circuits at Whilton Mill yesterday and did quite a few laps. It was a great experience and probably the best track I've driven my Cyclekart on. It's a circuit that will give drivers a chance to really get to know their machines and a feeling of euphoric joy while driving what they've built.
The corners are flowing (even the tighter ones) and it doesn't put too much strain on the CK or driver.
The Straight are just long enough to build a bit of speed with good visibility of where to brake for the approaching turns.
There's plenty of run off if braking is a bit late but the track has loads of grip and it's easy to slow down.
I'ts a very smooth surface and i didn't get bumped about in the cockpit at all.
The pits are smooth tarmac with anchor points for anyone wanting to take a gazebo. This makes for a nice environment
if you have to tinker with your CK.
I can only recommend people put their names down for this day as I feel it could give them the driving experience
they would enjoy.

Oh Yes indeadie. 100% for me. The international track is a joy to drive on and will give a cyclekart driver a chance to really feel the pleasure of driving their CK. It has a selection of fast, tight, left and Right hand corners with a couple of good size straights that will give you a chance of feeling of being at one with your machine.

It's looking good Chris and you've made quick progress. I look forward to seeing it at Malvern.

I can now be moved up to 100%, I have paid the balance to South Cliff which I think was a very reasonable price for 5 nights. The facilities on this site are brand new and very nicely done. The pitches are large, well drained and I'm looking forward to my little holiday there again. I just need to get my Dodge CK rebuilt in time after much abuse last year.