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29/1/2017 at 4:50pm
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Essentially, the more mod-cons you require, the more you will pay. Club or non-club. Bottom line is a field with a tap and a chemical disposal point - usually a manhole cover in the corner of the field or farm yard. And thats your lot. You can find these for about £8/10 a night. Sometimes you will get EHU thrown in - or even a loo (basic in the extreme) for the 'tenner' site. After that, if you want showers/pot washes/info cabins etc., you are approaching the £20 mark. Definitely, and often well over, for Club Sites - member or not.
You can do worse than a round trip of an area you fancy just in the car, taking in maybe half dozen sites. Just have a nosey round, and have a quick word with the owner about facilities and prices. Ive done this a few times now, often booking sites that were 'maybes' at best, and binning ones i had down as 'certs', once actually landing on them and seeing what they were really like - thankful i didnt have the van and kit in tow.
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30/1/2017 at 6:32pm
Location: West Midlands Outfit: Lunar Lexon and Mondeo estate
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We use C&CC certificated sites, and have never paid more than £15 per night. We never use the big Club sites, far too expensive. We also go to weekend rallies, and THS (temporary holiday sites). Most of the rallies are around £10 per night, yes, you need your own facilities, but there's usually some form of entertainment, things for the kids to do, activities etc. Some of the THS are held on sites with access to all facilities, such as Hendra in Cornwall, for a fraction of the cost of booking direct. You don't always need to book rallies or THS, just turn up. If it's a booked meet it will say in advance.
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