Group of 16 years old girls want holiday !

Flyboy152

Ilovecubbage wrote: »

Thank you for that no need to fix my post as I know how I bought up my kids I stayed home with them all their life and spend time with them. :-)

It makes no difference how much time you spent at home with them, they are still six very young teenagers, who are going on holiday without any kind of adult support or supervision.

What kind of campsite or holiday resort would be so stupid as to agree to allow six unaccompanied teenage girls, two of them only fifteen, to use their facility?

greenface

Glad youve found somewhere can you please share your find .As my triplets Huey Louis and Douey are breaking up reception and are looking for somewhere they can go without having to think of colouring in or warm milk. Has to be near a pub and next to a fast flowing river under a motorway. Kids Eh throw up quickly now a daze.
Have you mentioned to the owner of the place your going that there will be 6 minors and no adult carers. Hope the girls are safe and have a good time.

Flyboy152

greenface wrote: »

Glad youve found somewhere can you please share your find .As my triplets Huey Louis and Douey are breaking up reception and are looking for somewhere they can go without having to think of colouring in or warm milk. Has to be near a pub and next to a fast flowing river under a motorway. Kids Eh throw up quickly now a daze.
Have you mentioned to the owner of the place your going that there will be 6 minors and no adult carers. Hope the girls are safe and have a good time.



Owner of a riverside Welsh Holiday Home not a advert just a statement.

I heard it was a holiday home in Wales.

greenface

Sorry im full that week in my two bedroom holiday home got s club juniors and gary glitter staying .Sure theyll be fine.
On a more serious note I have had phone calls emails or buyers on ebay to book with us . after any checks i do i am not there to check the birthcertificate of all that stay there.But i have neighbours/friends who keep me up to date of any problems ,never had to any drastic action but have got a small notebook of people if they want to rebook its full sorry, (thats is only you Mr Jones and your devil dog)

holidaysforme

CFC wrote: »

This for 6 16 year old girls, but two of them will only be 15.......they don`t booze or party, no night life ,
(WHEN MUM IS WATCHING THEM) ......they wouldn`t mind doing some sport activity, walks along the beach, fun stuff like that.
Time to discover booze!
Late nights!
Boyz!
WOOHOO!

I fixed your post for you, you'd left a bit out.

Good god.This parent is either naive in the extreme, or just plain neglectful!
No camp site owner (or a t least any that i would go to) would allow teenagers on their site withouth an adult present:(

Flyboy152

holidaysforme wrote: »

Good god.This parent is either naive in the extreme, or just plain neglectful!
No camp site owner (or a t least any that i would go to) would allow teenagers on their site withouth an adult present:(

And this is the point. What right minded business owner would be so irresponsible, as to accept responsibility of a party of four sixteen year old girls and two fifteen year old girls on a holiday, without any adult supervision or support. It would ring very loud alarm bells with me and would suggest that they cannot be trusted to have four sixteen year old girls and two fifteen year old girls on a holiday, without any adult supervision or support.

Ilovecubbage

well at least gave you something to talk about, lol.

Flyboy152

So....this was just a wind up?

mew

Personally, I would not let my daughter go on holiday alone when she is 16 but saying that, at 16 I was living with my 17 girlfriend in our own rented accommodation.

I do find it quite harsh though that everybody is judging both Ilovecubbage (as I’d assume the parent) and the children involved. While it is probably quite naive to think 16 year old girls would not be interested or inquisitive about sex and underage drinking, it is wrong to assume that they will put themselves in danger by overindulging or want for a better word behaving like ’sluts’.

Going back to the original question, I think it will be hard to find accommodation for any group of under 18 year olds and same sex groups may have problems at family orientated parks until they are over 21 or even 25. Also, I think there could possibly be legal implications of allowing a sixteen year old to have ‘loco parentis’ over a 15 year old.

Do none of the group have an older brother, sister, cousin or aunty etc who could act as chaperone, even if they were there just to satisfy any requirements of the holiday park etc and be there in an emergency?

Another solution could be if an adult (or two) would book the holiday and check-in with the group, then they could be left alone without any problems (unless of case they did bring any attention to themselves by causing a disturbance etc).

Flyboy152

mew wrote: »

Personally, I would not let my daughter go on holiday alone when she is 16 but saying that, at 16 I was living with my 17 girlfriend in our own rented accommodation.

I do find it quite harsh though that everybody is judging both Ilovecubbage (as I’d assume the parent) and the children involved. While it is probably quite naive to think 16 year old girls would not be interested or inquisitive about sex and underage drinking, it is wrong to assume that they will put themselves in danger by overindulging or want for a better word behaving like ’sluts’.

Going back to the original question, I think it will be hard to find accommodation for any group of under 18 year olds and same sex groups may have problems at family orientated parks until they are over 21 or even 25. Also, I think there could possibly be legal implications of allowing a sixteen year old to have ‘loco parentis’ over a 15 year old.

Do none of the group have an older brother, sister, cousin or aunty etc who could act as chaperone, even if they were there just to satisfy any requirements of the holiday park etc and be there in an emergency?

Another solution could be if an adult (or two) would book the holiday and check-in with the group, then they could be left alone without any problems (unless of case they did bring any attention to themselves by causing a disturbance etc).

I think the OP is on a wind up. But your advice that she should lie to the campsite owner is fraught with many risks, not least one that could end being very expensive for who ever booked the holiday.