Rally Chat How much do rally's cost?

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I'm new to the site and am picking up my first motor home on Wednesday.

Can anyone give me a ballpark figure on how much rally's on here cost? With the exception of the infracombe one, I see no real way of finding out - except to ask here - or to run in blind.

Thanks in advance.

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Difficult question to answer...

They all vary, but a ball park figure I would guess, from £5 up to approx £15 - 16 a night..

Depends if it is a basic field or a full blown site.. :xThumb:

Most organised Rally`s/Meet`s are sorted months in advance and usually give the price in the itinary..
 
First, :welc:

It all depends on what is available on the site and if there's an outlay for say professional entertainment.
I'm the Marshal for Ilfracombe ( volunteered in a moment of madness and just hope everyone's very patient with me!)
You can look at Roger's (Wildman's) site here: http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=13818#maphere

Plans so far are welcome drinks and cakes.
Dog agility contest.
Fun dog show.
Fishing trip ( which you pay for)
Clay Pigeon shooting ( ditto)
Musical entertainment if I get any volunteers!

If you want any more info on the rally in August just ask.
 
some rallies are on private sites and cost usually given, other rallies are part of a larger motorhomeshow and the organisers display the rates on their web site. If you book then remember to say you are with fun or select it from the drop down list to get the club discount.
 
Hollyberry said:
First, :welc:

It all depends on what is available on the site and if there's an outlay for say professional entertainment.
I'm the Marshal for Ilfracombe ( volunteered in a moment of madness and just hope everyone's very patient with me!)
You can look at Roger's (Wildman's) site here: http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=13818#maphere

Plans so far are welcome drinks and cakes.
Dog agility contest.
Fun dog show.
Fishing trip ( which you pay for)
Clay Pigeon shooting ( ditto)
Musical entertainment if I get any volunteers!

If you want any more info on the rally in August just ask.
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Thanks holly,

I had no problem finding out the facilities of the campsite & you had the cost on your rally sign-up page so no financial surprises.

See u in August.

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Hi Elfish, there are so many offering different things a quick approx idea.

The Fun rally's on the Warnes (the big show rally's) are approx £56 Thursday to Monday and will include some entertainment and all the usual stalls.

Rally's run by different funsters will depend if it's just a field or if a hall/ and or entertainment is in with it these vary between £7 and £15 a night usually.

The one I am Marshalling at Chester includes unlimited access into the Food fair is over the Easter period always a bit more expensive and the price is set by the people running the Festival not Fun.

Before any rally's as things are firmed up everyone is given the price of the rally so you are not just turning up without knowing the cost.
 
You could look at local campsites to learn your van, then a bit further afield. If you join camping and caravan club, they have lots of small sites, some with electric. It can be as cheap or expensive as you want it to be. If you can get used to camping without electric, the possibilities are huge.
just try and use the van as much as possible. Also, leave stuff in the van, so you're not moving bits back to your home, like kitchen stuff, bedding, even some clothes. It will make things easier when you do use it.
Enjoy and good luck (y)
 
the cost should be explained in the initial rally post.
 
Theonlysue said:
You could look at local campsites to learn your van, then a bit further afield. If you join camping and caravan club, they have lots of small sites, some with electric. It can be as cheap or expensive as you want it to be. If you can get used to camping without electric, the possibilities are huge.
just try and use the van as much as possible. Also, leave stuff in the van, so you're not moving bits back to your home, like kitchen stuff, bedding, even some clothes. It will make things easier when you do use it.
Enjoy and good luck (y)
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The question was specifically about rally's.
 
haganap said:
the cost should be explained in the initial rally post.
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I think i was just unlucky with the few rally's i was interested in - they didn't show a price in the initial post.

I've signed up for a few now... so i'm ok now.

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Our goth Whitby meet was £10 pn for the last few years, but will be increasing this year as college are increasing the charges, have still got to inform us yet
 
weekenders said:
Our goth Whitby meet was £10 pn for the last few years, but will be increasing this year as college are increasing the charges, have still got to inform us yet
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Thanks for the info 'weekenders'. Now i don't feel i've added my name blindly.

Crossing my fingers that i make it from the reserved to the main list.... ;-)

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Theonlysue said:
As you said you were picking up your first mh, just trying to be helpful :BigGrin:
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Sorry with the way i may have come across in my post.

I owned a 6.6m converted sprinter (9 seats/table/dvd etc) for 7 years as driver/sound engineer. Spent many a night on the road either in a hotel or in the back sleeping on a mattress at festivals.

This will be the first time sleeping in a van with a loo, shower & cooker though - and deciding the destination and duration.
 

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