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Rallying on Club Sites Annex A April 2018 Sites Available for Rallying 2019 Season Club Sites with Rally Fields: With no Electric Hook Up Brora Ferry Meadows Gatwick Haycraft Lady Margarets Park Rallies Available all Season Abbey Wood (except Dockray Meadow New England Bay July/August) Alderstead Heath Englethwaite Hall Northbrook Farm (non-EHU) Altnaharra Exebridge Lakeside Nunnykirk Ayr Craigie Gardens Exeter Racecourse Plymouth Sound Balbirnie Park Gwern-y-Bwlch Southland (excludes September) Battle Normanhurst Court Hebden Bridge Stover (excludes September) Black Horse Farm High Onn Strathclyde Country Park Broomfield Farm Ilfracombe The Firs Burrs Country Park Ilminster Thetford Forest Cadeside Lady Margarets Park Thirsk Racecourse Camelford Longleat Troutbeck Head Chapel Lane Malvern Hills Uttoxeter Racecourse Cheltenham Racecourse Maragowan Clachan Marazion Coniston Park Coppice Meathop Fell Culloden Moor Modbury Daleacres Morvich Rallies Available During Off-Peak Periods Bearsted Gowerton Rowan Park Berwick Seaview Grafham Water Salisbury Hillside Blackpool South Great Yarmouth Sandringham Blackshaw Moor Hillhead Seacroft Bourton-on-the-Water Hunters Moon Silverbank Brecon Beacons Hurn Lane Slinfold Brighton Incleboro Fields Southport Broadway Kendal St David’s Lleithyr Meadow Brora Littlehampton Stamford Burford Looe Start Bay Cae Mawr Lower Wensleydale Steamer Quay Carsington Water Merrose Farm Chester Fairoaks Minehead Cirencester Richmond Hargill House Clumber Park Rookesbury Park Coed y Llwyn North York Moors Yellowcraig Commons Wood Pandy York Beechwood Grange Crossways Pembrey Country Park Dunnet Bay Poolsbrook Durham Grange Putts Corner Edinburgh Ramslade Exmoor House River Breamish Fairlight Wood Stonehaven Ferry Meadows Sutton-on-sea Forfar Lochside St Agnes Beacon Freshwater East Teesdale Barnard Castle Godrevy Park Treamble Valley Kinlochewe Tredegar House Country Park Morn Hill Trewethett Farm Moorhampton White House Beach Moreton-in-Marsh White Water Park New Forest Willingcott Norfolk Broads (excludes Wyatts Covert September) Sites Not Available for Rallies in 2019 Aberbran Castleton The Howard, Rosedale Abbey Ashridge Farm Chatsworth Park Warwick Racecourse Baltic Wharf Cheddar Wharfedale Black Knowl Garlieston Wirral Country Park Bladon Chains Hawes York Rowntree Park Bolton Abbey Haycraft Borrowdale Henley Four Oaks Bridlington Knaresborough Bridport Bingham Grange Melrose Gibson Park Bromyard Downs Old Hartley Buxton Penrhos Bunree Scarborough West Ayton Cambridge Cherry Hinton Shawsmead Cayton village Tewkesbury Abbey .
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