Joining A Caravan Club
Caravan clubs can help plan all aspects of your touring travel; simply find a club that is a conveniently located near you. Most caravan clubs have local chapters which organise exclusive events. You dont have to meet any special requirements to join a caravan club, but there is a membership fee. The fee varies depending on the club joined and the benefits offered and some clubs require that you pay extra for any additional family members added to your membership. You can search for caravan clubs that offer membership and its benefits to you, your partner and up to four family members for the same fee. Membership fees are annual, with an option to either pay by debit or credit card.
There are two types of caravan clubs-one is a general club and the other one is a caravan owners club. A general caravan club is for anyone with any make or model of caravan and caravan owners are for those who own a specific manufacture brand or model such as: Swift, Buccaneer, Baileys, Gobur or Abbey. You can choose the club with the people who you have the most in common with, the choice is based on your personal preferences.
Some of the benefits of joining a caravan club are: access to exclusive club campsites at beautiful locations throughout Britain and continental Europe, savings on caravan insurance, special discounts on ferry transports, caravan breakdown and recovery schemes, information about the best campsites, free Wi-Fi at club campsites, journey planning and family holiday discounts at restaurants and attractions.
You can visit the exclusive campsites only available to members when you join a caravan club. If you tried caravan touring without joining a club, you will appreciate the difference between public campsites and the private ones available to members only. The difference is outstanding, club campsites are maintained to the highest standard of cleanliness and offer superior amenities. These sites are not accessible by the general public and offer privacy along walking trails with great scenery.
Caravan clubs are becoming very popular and most are usually non-profit organisations. This means the money is used to make caravan club events and campsites better. The money collected for membership fees goes towards maintaining the campsites and facilities. Travelling with other club members makes owning a caravan exciting and fulfilling. You get to partake in adventures with people who share your interests and tastes.
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