Quote: Originally posted by David Klyne on 26/6/2018
CL/CS is a member benefit not a free for all for those unwilling to pay the membership fees. The CMC certainly devote a lot of time and money in promoting CL's and the only thing they get in return is that members enjoy using them. One of the obligations of a CL owner is to abide by the rules of the certification, the main one being to provide an exclusive service to the Clubs membership. If they break those rules they risk having the certification being removed. If you want to use a CL/CS join one of the Clubs. It would not be possible to have an additional payment for non membership as you have to be a member, no ifs or buts.
David
Please show me an exemption certificate that states it is exclusive to either club DEFRA do not make that distinction the clubs try to make it exclusive for obvious reasons. But at the end of the day what does it matter the site owner has all the main work and the clubs (and not just the two big ones) get to add a site to their lists to impress members and everyone wins
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You need to be a member of the club who applied for the exemption certificate. If you don't want to pay to join one then join the freedom caravan club, its free but you have to be a member to use their sites, you can also join on site and its free.
Quote: Originally posted by Paul_B on 27/6/2018
You need to be a member of the club who applied for the exemption certificate. If you don't want to pay to join one then join the freedom caravan club, its free but you have to be a member to use their sites, you can also join on site and its free.
did I mention that its free to join
Just googled freedom caravan club as I'd never heard of it, and it is not free to join. It costs £10 per year plus £5 admin joining fee for new members, and that is a quote from their website.
Quote: Originally posted by Cockerspadgers on 27/6/2018
Maybe OP meant the freedom camping club which is free to join and you get a voucher for a free nights stay.
Yes, quite possibly. I've never heard of that one either.
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Topic: Are CL sites strictly CL?
