Camp site prices (2 Viewers)

[bobnick]

Just booked 4 nights at Plassey, £197. 12th Aug to 16th.
It was considerably cheaper than Eye Kettleby Lakes.
Can understand why people seek out the free spots.

 

[Jo-jo]

Crikey, what bells and whistles do you get for that?

 

[Sandancers]

Just booked 4 nights at Plassey, £197. 12th Aug to 16th.
It was considerably cheaper than Eye Kettleby Lakes.
Can understand why people seek out the free spots.

You can get a good Premier Inn room for £42 per night. Seems crazy don't it ?

 

[Fragle]

We are going to try the camping and caravan club pop up sites next week for the first time.

£10/12 per night. Secure parking good locations water and waste.

Also no booking. Just turn up.

That's as motorhome friendly as it gets for me in this country

 

[Nirvanauk]

Just booked 4 nights at Plassey, £197. 12th Aug to 16th.
It was considerably cheaper than Eye Kettleby Lakes.
Can understand why people seek out the free spots.

Crikey! How much is Eye Kettleby lakes then? Couldn’t find a price.

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[Tombola]

Crikey, what bells and whistles do you get for that?

at Plassey, great views decent facilities, indoor pool, small arcade of "stall holders" pub on site, golf course,
and in july, plenty of the little lovies lobbing frisbees and footballs at your van

is decent though

could be worse, bron y wendon up the road at llandullas north wales, same price or more, no facilities except shower block, tbf is pretty quiet there and great for coastal walks, bike rides to llandudno etc

 

[bobnick]

at Plassey, great views decent facilities, indoor pool, small arcade of "stall holders" pub on site, golf course,
and in july, plenty of the little lovies lobbing frisbees and footballs at your van

is decent though

could be worse, bron y wendon up the road at llandullas north wales, same price or more, no facilities except shower block, tbf is pretty quiet there and great for coastal walks, bike rides to llandudno etc

This will be the 4th time there. We do like what it offer, and that funny country is just down the road for a day out

 

[bigtwin]

We are going to try the camping and caravan club pop up sites next week for the first time.

Recently I’ve been seeing various references to ‘pop up sites’, presumably you’re going to a THS (Temporary Holiday Site)?

Which one(s) are you going to?

If you’re not aware, they’re all listed on the Out and About App.

Ian

 

[Fragle]

Recently I’ve been seeing various references to ‘pop up sites’, presumably you’re going to a THS (Temporary Holiday Site)?

Which one(s) are you going to?

If you’re not aware, they’re all listed on the Out and About App.

Ian

We are going to Corbridge in Northumberland first then Beadnell.
Can but try
We did hear about these sites from Bertie bus YouTube

 

[bigtwin]

We are going to Corbridge in Northumberland first then Beadnell.
Can but try
We did hear about these sites from Bertie bus YouTube

Yes, they’re both showing as THSs. Have a great time.

Ian

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[Jewellbags]

We are going to try the camping and caravan club pop up sites next week for the first time.

£10/12 per night. Secure parking good locations water and waste.

Also no booking. Just turn up.

That's as motorhome friendly as it gets for me in this country

Where the list for the pop up sites ?

 

[Fragle]

Yes, they’re both showing as THSs. Have a great time.

Ian

Best part is you don’t have to book either so can go with the flow.
Corbridge is very handy for Newcastle and an expensive trip to the club shop

 

[Fragle]

Where the list for the pop up sites ?

As said it’s on the out and about magazine. I only found it today. Could be a game changer for me

 

[Spriddler]

Recently I’ve been seeing various references to ‘pop up sites’, presumably you’re going to a THS (Temporary Holiday Site)?

In 40+ years, mainly off-grid with a motorhome of one sort or another I've never toured in the U.K. but I joined the C&CC last year as their (proper) site was conveniently right next to a motorbike event that I was attending. I only used my membership on that one occasion.
I've considered trying their THS's but the ones I've looked at have tended to be on rugby pitches or school car parks/playing fields and I really don't fancy being lined up in the middle of a mass of m/homes in an urban location.

My first tiny Bedford Bambi (£550) was 3.6m long - almost as high as it was long! 35 years ago...........

 

[poppycamper]

Just back from CCC in Keswick..
Last minute cancellation and only there cause we had a Function in Keswick..
3 nights....£ 168.15.... Mrs Poppycamper had to resucitate me.... and that was for two both with Auld Fud Rates...
Apparently we saved £ 50.00 from normal rates.... won't be back...
THS's rule.. OK.

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[stewartwebr]

A lot more space on THS than on campsites and more freedom. Currently on one in Ramsgate. We use them a lot, people are friendlier too!

 

[golly]

As said it’s on the out and about magazine. I only found it today. Could be a game changer for me

With some if the more popular THS it pays you to ring the stewards to check if there is space, I've never not been able to get a pitch, but a few, usually on full facility sites say you need to book and pay a deposit. We are on one at Beadnell at the moment, it's very busy but still spaces available.

 

[busbuddy]

It was considerably cheaper than Eye Kettleby Lakes.

A weekend on the moon is cheaper than eye kettleby and I'm a local'ish

 

[nicholsong]

Just booked 4 nights at Plassey, £197. 12th Aug to 16th.
It was considerably cheaper than Eye Kettleby Lakes.
Can understand why people seek out the free spots.

at Plassey, great views decent facilities, indoor pool, small arcade of "stall holders" pub on site, golf course,
and in july, plenty of the little lovies lobbing frisbees and footballs at your van

Says it all about £50pn campsites.

 

[pelican]

Crikey, what bells and whistles do you get for that?

Full English breakfast and the Times

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[bobnick]

A good number of the £50 a night sites have monsters free sections.

 

[bigtwin]

Where the list for the pop up sites ?

You can find them on the Out and About App.

As said it’s on the out and about magazine.

Much easier to download the App.

the ones I've looked at have tended to be on rugby pitches or school car parks/playing fields and I really don't fancy being lined up in the middle of a mass of m/homes in an urban location.

Not sure where you’ve been looking but many are out in the countryside.

Ian

 

[bobnick]

Full English breakfast and the Times

That you pay xtra for

 

[pelican]

Full English breakfast and the Times

Crikey, what bells and whistles do you get for that?

Full English and the Times

 

[Bluemooner]

Where the list for the pop up sites ?

Go on the ccc web site click on magazine then out and about

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[Bluemooner]

We love both clubs sites but they have become to expensive so it’s THS and rallies for us now

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

After just coming back from Italy and staying in hotels I would happily pay £50 a night for a pitch

 

[BikerGraham]

After just coming back from Italy and staying in hotels I would happily pay £50 a night for a pitch

Yep Italy can be very expensive. Happily whilst I have been many times it’s ways been with work and of course at their expense.

 

[Jo662]

We do mostly THS in Norfolk,mostly for the locations we want to visit, and the price is a bonus

 

[BikerGraham]

At the end of the day, many site in the U.K. are expensive compared to mainland Europe but if it suits you and you like the site and you can afford it then the price is immaterial in the grand scheme of life.
Enjoy

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