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Founded in 1907 as the Caravan Club and now known as the Caravan and Motorhome Club, we're Europe's biggest touring community, helping caravanners, motorhomers and campers access over 3000 stunning locations in the UK and Europe.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club (the Club/we/our) campsite rules apply to all members and non-members (guests) staying with us on any of our Club campsites. Guests are required to accept and adhere to these rules under the Booking Terms & Conditions which must be accepted by the guest at the time of booking.

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Which one of our 159 campsites will you visit next?

Can non-members book campsites online? Yes, non-members can book selected Club campsites online. Non-members are required to pay an additional supplement of £15 per night to stay upon arrival at site. Tent pitches can also be booked online, there is no non-member supplement to be paid when booking a tent pitch.

Generally, prices range from £10 to £50 per night, depending on location and seasonality.

Sellmygroup.co.uk say site fees generally start at around £2,000 per year and may go as high as £10,000 for a premium holiday park with outstanding facilities, in a much sought after location. To lower your site fees, you may want to consider: Choosing smaller, independent holiday parks with lower fees.

1 For the following sites: Hertford, Chertsey, Kelvedon Hatch, Theobalds, Walton on Thames, Horsley, Kingsbury Water Park, Clent Hills, Wolverley, Salisbury, Devizes and Cambridge, campers are not permitted to stay for more than 28 consecutive nights, or 28 nights within one calendar month, either on the same site or ...

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A Certificated Site, or CS as we refer to them, are small, privately run campsites operated exclusively for members of the Club. CSs can take a maximum of five caravans or motorhomes at any one time for up to 28 consecutive days, allowing space of six metres between each unit.

There are various benefits of joining a camping, caravan or motorhome club such as saving caravan owners money, helping you enjoy owning a caravan, and providing opportunities for great holidays. Find here all you need to know about motorhome and caravan clubs.

Advantage of the CAMC is that there are more sites to choose from in the CAMC (almost twice as many Club sites), the quality of the sites are generally better, and to have the option of full serviced pitches (I don't think the C&CC have them).

Many sites offer seasonal touring pitches with caravan storage allowing you to store your caravan during the winter as well as being able to take advantage of a seasonal pitch. Some may require you to move your caravan to the storage pitch during the winter months, while others may let you keep it in situ.

Friendship and support

Owners clubs can be a great way to get news on the latest models or offers from the manufacturer, and they may also get a special invitation to visit the factory to see where your caravan was made.

Membership of the Caravan and Motorhome Club (formerly The Caravan Club) gives you access to our entire sites network, including thousands of privately owned 5-van sites (Certificated Locations), plus you'll save £15 per night by no longer paying the non-member site fee.

I'd recommend. We pretty much always use their sites now (under canvas for us) and find them well run and civilised. Other campers/caravanners tend to be families and older couples, some tourists from overseas. Rowdy groups tend not to be encouraged on their sites.

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