Site fees
We love caravan club sites and have been members for 6 years. We are creatures of habit and have 3 sites we use regularly. I have come to book 4 nights at Scarborough West Ayton for the first 4 nights in June and it would cost me over £188.00 so will have
to go somewhereelse. The reason is because I want to bring my 20 year old twins who will have just finished University exams so the price is for 4 adults and 1 child. I know it is not a lot for 5 people and some may say my twins can pay their own , but they
are students living on a grant so we pay for them. We only have a folding camper so not living in luxury. The site down the road which looks lovely andd gets good reviews only charges £28.50 per night as opposed to £47 so think we will haveto go there.
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Be cheaper for you to book a cottage than pay those fees Cruiser! You need to start using alternative sites, private or CL to keep the costs down a bit. Do your research well and you will be astonished at how much you can save, especially for five persons.
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Booked a CL for half the price that we would have paid to stay the same lenght of time at West Ayton , the only difference being the lack of a toilet block, but that is no hardship with modern caravaning. CC site fees are getting too expensive!
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Cl's/Cs's are our first choice when we look for a new area to tour. We have full facilities in the van so don't need public toilets and public showers. Club sites, (C&CC and CC) are our next choice.--- If a private site is recommended by any of our friends that is always a consideration. Site fees are part of the holiday so don't give them much thought.
K
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We are happy to pay the fees as the facilities are cleean and well maintained and usually pay over £500 for each of our 2 week holidays at Penrhos and River Breamish but it just seemed a bit much for 4 nights. We are a folding camper so don't have any toilet/shower
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It would be very good if the Caravan Club had a family rate as we like to encourage our twins to come with us and they like to but it has been very expensive since they turned 18 two years ago - it was reasonable before that. We really noticed the price
jump as there are 2 of them so we had to start paying an EXTRA £11 per night and that is when we had to cut down. I know the club has to have adult rates but a reduction for students in a family unit would help.0 -
Surely 18 is an adult.
Write your comments here...Same can be said for 16 year olds. . They can get married, drive a moped, consent to sexual activity, drink wine or beer with a meal, buy premium bonds,work full time, pilot a glider. the list goes on and on.
Yes 16 year olds are most definitely adults.
K
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Surely 18 is an adult.
Write your comments here...Same can be said for 16 year olds. . They can get married, drive a moped, consent to sexual activity, drink wine or beer with a meal, buy premium bonds,work full time, pilot a glider. the list goes on and on.
Yes 16 year olds are most definitely adults.
K
except where it counts, as in the law
PS married with parental consent, only drink wine and beer if sitting with adults and paid for by adults, children over 5 can drink alcohol at home but that doesn't make that adults.
16 year olds can't drive a car, can't buy fireworks, can't buy cigarettes, can't buy alcohol, can't vote, can't sign a credit agreement.... the list is endless
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