I was just thumbing through caravan booklets looking at some campsites and came across 1 that said the electric hookup was £6 per night, I was given to believe that you are not allowed to sell electricity for more than you buy it for from the suppliers, average cost of a hookup is now around £3 - £4 which makes a 2 week stay costing £42 - £56 for the electricity alone which is more than what I pay for my electricity at home for a month.
That's why they charge per night. They are only allowed to sell units of electricity at cost but they can charge what they like for a pitch. They aren't selling you the electricity you use, they are selling you an EHU pitch.
Effectively you are paying extra for an upgraded pitch with electricity thrown in for free.
------------- May 2015 - Arrow Bank 4 nights
July 2015 - Manorafon 4 nights
August 2015 - Piccadilly Caravan park 3 nights
August 2015 - Wheal Rodney 11 nights
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
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