Wokingham Supercharger

[Joelr]

This site seems to be getting in a bit of. Sorry state with greenery taking over a lot of the Superchargers, shame to see that neither Tesla or the Doubletree are willing to take care of the grounds.

 

[Yachtsman]

This site seems to be getting in a bit of. Sorry state with greenery taking over a lot of the Superchargers, shame to see that neither Tesla or the Doubletree are willing to take care of the grounds.

That's the one I use to top up when I visit my daughter every few weeks. Last time I was there I did think of bringing my strimmer next time. I suppose its Tesla's responsibility as they probably lease the land from the hotel or council.

 

[MrBadger]

Its probably intentional so you can see the edges when it floods

Seriously though, leaving it in that state does help wildlife

 

[Mr H]

I think it looks nice, far less clinical. We need more green.

 

[Bonze]

Don't mind a bit of greenery, just wish someone would fill in those holes at the entrance

 

[Joelr]

I think that the grounds are the responsibility of the hotel as it is the same. It will become an issue soon as the plants are starting to grow through the middle of the tombstone.

Always nice to have some green for the wildlife

 

[oneonorder]

Don't mind a bit of greenery, just wish someone would fill in those holes at the entrance

Biggest pothole in the county?

 

[HenryT]

This site seems to be getting in a bit of. Sorry state with greenery taking over a lot of the Superchargers, shame to see that neither Tesla or the Doubletree are willing to take care of the grounds.

I think it's quite appealing really. Green energy brought to life and all that. Much better than concrete everywhere.

 

[Masklin]

In a prolonged dry spell, if we ever get one this summer, does it not become a bit of a fire risk next to high voltage equipment?

 

[CMc1]

I like it. Better than Washington’s which is now part of an overgrown tree line meaning you can barely make them out anymore (along with the parking fine notices)

 

[James-R10]

I thought the land owners were responsible as it was part of the deal in order for Tesla to fund the site as it attracts customers to their business.

 

[pgkevet]

I was at the Heathrow Hilton last year and it was all weeds everywhere. I guess if the hotels are closed they've furloughed their groundskeepers?