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I suspect this would be better in the Abroad section.

Camping Cheques are baiscally vouchers that allow two people and often a pet to stay on campsites for a set fee each night including electricity, the current price is £13.95 or €15 . They can be purchased as paper cheques but there are a couple of options to buy them on an electronic card. Best to have a look at the Camping Cheque website  

There is another scheme which seems to be overtaking Camping Cheques in terms of popularity and that is the ACSI Card and their website is here

David

If you don't want to go in the height of season then Camping Cheques or the ACSI card  are the answer.

I was on a site last year when a fellow camper said what good value the site was at 26 euros.  When I told her I had just paid 13 Euros she went loopy !!

Personally, we use both Camping Cheques and the ACSI card.  Both come with excellent maps and guide books showing sites.  There are plenty to choose from wherever you go on the continent.

It's a matter of choice.  With Camping Cheques you can pay in sterling before you go ( or some use the French web-site and pay in Euros ).  With ACSI you pay the site direct when you check out.

Once you've used them you will not want to pay 'normal' rates again !

DaveS1