Live in France and new to MH, so can you please explain what all these are, pros and cons, costs etc. Are they just in UK?
Many thanks
Many thanks
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We are members of the CC and CCC. Still newbies really with only two seasons under our belt. Have never investigated anything outside of the UK yet but we like the club sites. Not everyone likes using sites because of the rules but that is why we use them. The cost can work out quite high but we have our annual budget and are happy to pay; lie, we have no budget; have Moho, will travel, it costs, so be it They have websites for getting and idea of what it's all about but to be honest, I can't be arsed reading most of the blurb. EnjoyLive in France and new to MH, so can you please explain what all these are, pros and cons, costs etc. Are they just in UK?
Many thanks
Live in France and new to MH, so can you please explain what all these are, pros and cons, costs etc. Are they just in UK?
Many thanks
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Thanks - anyone know of the French equivalents? But I'm also very interested in the UK ones anyway because we go back regularly to visit family etc (but I don't even know what the initials stand for, told you I was a newbie...)I believe if you join the equivalent organisation in France the UK 'clubs' allow you 'privileges' to use their sites. I feel sure that another Funster living outside UK will be able to give you chapter and verse on this
Perfect! Thank you, another mystery solved.The CL = certified location. CS = Certified Site. Both have minimal facilities and only five pitches.
We stay on one in Burnley Lancashire and it is £12 a night including leccy. There is a toilet, washing up sink and all pitches are fully serviced, i.e. Leccy, water, drain.
You have to be a member of either the caravan club CC. or the caravan and camping club CCC.
Hope that helps.
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We have family at Martock and Over Stratton (nr South Petherton) in Somerset. We did stop for a few nights (with permission) on the village hall car park at Over Stratton but then they got a bit uptight about it, even if we just parked up there for a few hours during the day while visiting the family. It is a small village with a narrow windy road so we parked there to keep out of people's way, thought they might prefer that to a big MH half blocking the road somewhere.If you give an idea of where in the UK you'd want to stay they may be able to direct you to somewhere suitable.
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No, but funnily enough haven't read through quite a few threads it is starting to have a certain attraction. Went there in the 90s for a Round Table national get-together and quite liked Skeggy but it was held at the huge Butlins and the accommodation was dreadful. Think it was the original decor, furniture and probably bedding (SHUDDER) - still have nightmares about it, but then wake up in our lovely MHHave you, per chance, investigated the sheer stunning beauty of Skegness??
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No, but funnily enough haven't read through quite a few threads it is starting to have a certain attraction.
Eddystone has provided a comprehensive interpretation of the initials. A couple of additional points worth noting concerning the Camping & Caravanning Club - they offer discounts to seniors outside high season on their managed sites. Also, they and their members operate a large number of 'Temporary Holiday Sites', which are generally cheap to use and mostly do not require advance booking - maybe minimum facilities however, but not always.CC is the Caravan Club
CCC or C&CC is the Camping and Caravanning Club
They are the two main organisations for camping, caravanning and campervanning.
There are numerous private sites as well, just like in France.
The CC is authorised to issue licences to individuals wishing to run a small site of 5 vans/ units. These are called Certificated Locations.
The equivalent for the C&CC is a Certificated Site or CS
And so it should, Young Sir! The stunning beauty of the beaches alone has to be experienced to be appreciated. Were you aware that Skegness has more sunshine in the average year then even Manchester!No, but funnily enough haven't read through quite a few threads it is starting to have a certain attraction.
Philistine.
Have you forgotten to take your tablets?
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Hi Mitch.Hi Toots.
Mitch.
And so it should, Young Sir!
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My most sincere apologise, young lady. I was under the impression that I was addressing the elderly gentleman on the right of your most excellent photograph, and not his daughter.Sadly him indoors hasn't fully immersed himself in MHF yet, tis the (Young) Lady doing all the posting
Charm AND Skeggy - you've got a winning combination there TootlesMy most sincere apologise, young lady. I was under the impression that I was addressing the elderly gentleman on the right of your most excellent photograph, and not his daughter.
So I keep telling this crowd of misfits on here. True beauty, whether it be in the person, or the location, is within the realm of the very few. To be an admirer of both is a gift long forgotten by many.Charm AND Skeggy - you've got a winning combination there Tootles
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I mean, France is OK if you dont like food.
Oh come on Yod. I mean, I can excuse you, because you dont really know anything better, but the food in France is CRAP! Great if you like crisps, (mountains of them in the supermarkets), or stale and out of date Crepes, (mountains of those as well), or sickly looking cakes topped with fruit...........Nothing else really to speak of. Pies.....NON.......Real meat......NON......Smelly fish......OUI! Plenty of that!Oh Dear .... he 's at it again !
that runny mucky Cannonball cheese.
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The age for discount/concessions still appears to be 60:The beauty of joining either club is you will get a big sites book which has details of locations of all sites ie; club sites , Cl,s and non club sites , the Camping and Caravan Club has a age discount for over 57s Not sure if that is right it used to be 60 but I believe it has now been lowered. They also have competitive Insurance and breakdown cover. The cost is £47 a year ! also you might consider downloading the app for CAMPER STOP at Link Removed there is a free download for you to try before paying the full version for it was £4.75 when I downloaded it on my ipad it is based in the Netherlands and has sites all over Europe including U.K I have found it very useful even though I have the club books.