Caravan Club Easter Unparalleled Savings!

[Hymerboy]

I saw a quote recently that owing a motorhome is a very expensive way to have a cheap holiday

 

[cyberyacht]

If there's a abundance of reasonably priced sites everywhere and plenty to go to at the drop of a hat then I must be looking in the wrong places.

Me too. Finding just one stop in the UK in your chosen area can be a pain. The thought of trying to get a string of them doesn't bear thinking about. UK touring is stressful.

 

[nev robinson]

Latest Press Release Advert from C&MC. If this is unparalleled savings, I'm so glad I don't use them at peak times

The Caravan and Motorhome Club Kicks Off the 2025 Touring Season with Exciting Offers and New Adventures

(7 April 2025) As the Easter holiday approaches The Caravan and Motorhome Club is encouraging members and new visitors to explore the beauty of the UK with unparalleled savings and exceptional campsite experiences.

With over 2,300 UK Club campsites to choose from, every trip will be filled with memorable experiences and significant savings. Helping members make the most of their holiday, the Club’s Great Savings Guide offers up to 50 percent off at a wide range of attractions across the UK, including historic properties, botanic gardens, sightseeing tours, heritage railways, museums, and adrenaline-fueled activities.

Scarborough West Ayton Club Campsite: This popular campsite is nestled in the picturesque North Yorkshire countryside. The introduction of two new bus services running hourly between the campsite and Scarborough make it even easier to explore this lively seaside town and the surrounding area. After a busy day on the beach or sightseeing the campsite also has two different food vans in 2025; The Mill Grill will be on site from the beginning of April and there will be a Fish & Chip van twice weekly from 21 April. Prices start from £39.90 for 2 adults and one pitch, hardstanding without awning from 22 April 2025.

Coniston Park Coppice Club Campsite: Located in the heart of the Lake District, Coniston Park Coppice is perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With direct access to Coniston Water, visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, and scenic walks amidst stunning landscapes. Prices start from £37.50 for 2 adults and one pitch, hardstanding without awning from 13 April 2025.

Dornafield Club Campsite: This award-winning campsite in Devon offers a blend of tranquillity and convenience. Set in beautiful countryside, Dornafield provides fabulous facilities and is close to popular attractions like Dartmoor National Park and the English Riviera. Prices start from £29.60 for 2 adults and one pitch, non-electric economy pitch with no awning from 17 April 2025.

Freshwater East Club Campsite: Situated in Pembrokeshire, Wales, Freshwater East is a haven for beach lovers and hikers. The campsite is just a short walk from the sandy shores of Freshwater East Beach and offers breathtaking coastal views and walking trails. Prices start from £35.20 for 2 adults and one pitch, hardstanding with awning from 16 April 2025.

Incleboro Fields Club Campsite: Located in Norfolk, Incleboro Fields is a spacious campsite with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. It is an excellent base for exploring the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and nearby seaside towns. Prices start from £41.30 for 2 adults and one pitch, grass with awning from 15 April 2025.

For further information about becoming a member of the Caravan and Motorhome Club or to book, please visit www.camc.com or call 01342 318 813.



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Who gave permission for both clubs to use dienamic pricing,so they charge whatever they want,and nine times out of ten the site is knowhere even half full.
Pure greed and I thought members were thought of a lot better than the greed from those sat in an office pondering which colour should my next new Range Rover be.mmmm

 

[SarahBattyll]

Dinosaurs , like 'the good old days' are dead and gone

We adapt and change as our wants and needs change.

Going on about how ot used to be , or when I did this or that ain't going to change here and now , or there and now depending on where you choose to be

I was in a field at £6 a night over the weekend and Monday night at a hidey hole for free.

Sunday evening spent the evening chatting with a lovely couple and played you show me your van I'll show you mine.

We laughed all evening ...without booze and the vehicle cost or how they chose to use it is none of my business.

What was it , I don't know it was not a UK built van and had some very cool.toys including a really clever drop down bed

Will I rember the make of the van nope , but I will remember what nice people they were .

What it cost them or the deprication on again I don't care not my business.

But we had a really nice evening

I loved your message - I was starting to feel bogged down reading so much previously on this thread and thinking wow this is hard work and is sucking all the fun out of today and then your lovely message made me smile and reminded me it’s about what we individually get from our adventures - faith restored, thanks

 

[Happy Jack]

Using a ferry even a 10 day trip works out cheaper than staying in the UK.

Last year, we did a 21 nights trip here in UK for average of £17 a night.
ccc club sites with our wrinkly discount + the 35% discount for minimum 3 days and booking up minimum 14 days ahead worked out at £12 - £14 a night.
Also, 1 ccc cs site for 10 of the days at £7 a night on the IOW sort of helped pay the exorbatant £150 ferry.
Costs were £360 for 21 days which is approx equivalent to £180 for 10 days. Appreciate that you can't equate that to your 10 days in France as the IOW ferry would still have cost £150 but you can get reasonable costs here in UK.
BUT, discounts this year more thin on the ground for where we are wanting to go AND must admit France or Spain would be nice if only for the better weather.

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[cyberyacht]

To paraphrase Ricky Tomlinson "Unparalleled savings, my arse"

 

[TheMachMan]

We were plann8ng on going to the reopened Totnes site this week until we saw the prices! We loved the simplicity of the old one, so will never stay there again at those prices. Then we thought CAMC Minehead, but same again! Both had prices in the mid to high £40’s! We eventually found Home Farm at Blue Anchor Bay, East of Minehead for £27.50 pn with EHU. Only 5 mins from the coast, and a heritage railway taking you to Minehead. The walking in both directions was also fantastic. A lovely simple site and very quiet, we will be cancelling both memberships this year!

 

[haganap]

I was going away this weekend, not the prices that scared me....
It's the weather,
Therefore, will be going to the good old USA instead...

That's the Uther side of Alsager sadly...

Long weekend of staying at home training and prepping for our 3 month Scandinavia tour instead.