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Seasonal Pitches From Seasonal pitches from £3.12per night✝ Seasonal Pitches 2021/22 Your guide to Seasonal Pitches Seasonal Pitches Dockray Meadow Caravan and Motorhome Club Site Booking your Seasonal Pitch In this leaflet you will find everything you need to know Key booking details about booking Seasonal Pitches for the 2021/22 season. • Send the booking form to us by post using the address at A Seasonal Pitch is like having a ‘home from home’, the top of the booking form or scan and send via email to where you can leave your outfit safe and visit at your [email protected] leisure without having to tow or manoeuvre each time. • Please make it clear if you have more than one choice of Bookings can be made at any time throughout the year, site, or if you’d like to make a booking for more than one however demand is high for Seasonal Pitches – so book set of dates. early to avoid disappointment. • Please note that we don’t accept bookings by phone. Stay for less in 2021 • Please check the Terms and Conditions (even if you’ve booked Take advantage of the 5% rate of VAT when you book a pitch in previous years), as there have been changes for the and pay in full for your seasonal pitch by 12 January 2021/22 season. 2021. Bookings not paid in full by 12 January 2021 will • We take payment at the time of booking by Visa, MasterCard, not benefit from the reduced rate of VAT and will be cheque or direct debit. If paying by direct debit this can be a charged the full price. single payment, or 4 equal consecutive monthly instalments • To book – complete the attached form and return to (as long as the 4th instalment is paid before the end date of us by Friday 18 September 2020. the pitch). • Please be aware that at sites where multiple seasons The 1st instalment will be debited approximately 10 are offered, members who wish to secure a pitch across working days after your booking is confirmed. Please all available periods for a specific site will be prioritised note that we will not accept deferred payment requests. over other applications. Please ensure that this is stated • If the pitch is available, we’ll send you confirmation by email on your application when submitting your form. (or by post if we don’t have your email address). If your chosen • To ensure the allocation of Seasonal Pitches is fair site is fully booked, we’ll let you know as quickly as possible, to all members we operate a ballot system which will and we’ll hold your details on a waiting list. If a pitch becomes take place on Wednesday 23 September 2020. available at a later date due to a cancellation, and we have more than one application on the waiting list, we’ll select a • If you have been randomly selected in the ballot we form at random, giving priority to any received on or before will email you and let you know by Friday 25 Wednesday 23 September 2020. September 2020. • We accept bookings to start after the start date of the Modbury Club Site offer pitch, subject to availability. These will be charged on a pro rata basis. In this case you can book your pitch with We are once again trialling a seasonal pitch offer for a start date of up to 28 days ahead. Please call one Modbury Club Site for the 2021-22 touring season. of our Seasonal Pitches agents on 01342 336615 You will be able to stay up to 28 consecutive days on site, (08:45-17:30 Monday - Friday) for up to date prices and followed by 1 night away from the site, compared to availability. Your booking will be made once we receive 21 days maximum stay on the rest of our network. your completed application form and payment details. In addition, you won’t need to take your awning down at This leaflet was prepared in August 2020. From time to time the end of each visit, as you will be able to keep it up for there may be changes to the Seasonal Pitches we offer; the whole season, subject to specific conditions which please visit our website for the latest information – will be notified separately. www.camc.com/seasonal ✝Seasonal pitch based on indicative price per night when booking at Balbirnie Park Club site for 77 nights at a total cost of £240 instead of £275, if booked and fully paid before 12 January 2021. Seasonal Pitch Fees 2021/22 PF frozen or decreased price per night compared to the 2019 full price per night. Club Site Dates No of Price Stay Club Site Dates No of Price Stay days for less days for less East Anglia & East Midlands South West Blackshaw Moor 5 Mar - 30 Apr 21 57 £775 £680 Marazion 12 Mar - 26 Sep 21 199 £1,600 £1,400 1 May - 31 May 21 31 £465 £405 Merrose Farm 1 Apr - 31 Oct 21 214 £1,780 £1,560 1 Jun - 31 Aug 21 92 £1,465 £1,280 Modbury 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,165 £1,895 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £695 £610 Plymouth Sound 3 Apr - 26 Sep 21 177 £1,065 £930 Buxton 12 Mar - 29 Apr 21 49 £530 £465 Putts Corner 6 Sep - 31 Oct 21 56 £530 £465 Carsington Water 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,435 £2,130 NEW Putts Corner Hardstanding 12 Mar - 27 May 21 77 £900 £790 Chapel Lane 15 Mar - 10 Oct 21 210 £1,890 £1,655 Ramslade 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,815 £1,590 29 Oct 21 - 3 Jan 22 67 £995 £870 St Agnes Beacon 12 Mar - 26 Sep 21 199 £1,710 £1,495 Ferry Meadows 7 Jun - 31 Aug 21 86 £1,640 £1,435 Start Bay 6 Sep - 31 Oct 21 56 £480 £420 Great Yarmouth Racecourse 12 Mar - 29 Apr 21 49 £460 £405 Stover 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,915 £1,675 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,285 £1,125 Treamble Valley 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,815 £1,590 6 Sep - 31 Oct 21 56 £525 £460 NEW Treamble Valley 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £595 £520 Incleboro Fields 12 Mar - 29 Apr 21 49 £680 £595 Willingcott 25 Mar - 31 Oct 21 221 £1,550 £1,355 27 Sep - 31 Oct 21 35 £545 £475 Southern Stamford 12 Mar 21 - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,685 £1,475 Bourton-on-the-Water 12 Mar - 25 Oct 21 228 £1,630 £1,425 Sutton-on-Sea 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,285 £1,125 1 Sep - 25 Oct 21 55 £690 £605 12 Mar - 29 Apr 21 49 £530 £465 Bridport Bingham Grange 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £3,205 £2,805 6 Sep - 31 Oct 21 56 £605 £530 Serviced Pitch Thetford Forest 19 Mar - 24 Oct 21 220 £1,450 £1,270 Bridport Bingham Grange 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £3,000 £2,625 Uttoxeter Racecourse 12 Mar - 28 Nov 21 262 £2,080 £1,820 Standard Pitch Cheltenham Racecourse 29 Mar - 3 Oct 21 189 £1,120 £980 White House Beach 12 Mar - 29 Apr 21 49 £480 £420 Cirencester Park Grass Pitch 5 Mar - 27 May 21 84 £570 £500 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £605 £530 Cirencester Park Grass Pitch 28 May - 31 Aug 21 96 £695 £610 North of England Cirencester Park Grass Pitch 1 Sep - 16 Dec 21 107 £595 £520 Dockray Meadow 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,400 £1,225 Cirencester Park Hardstanding 5 Mar - 27 May 21 84 £720 £630 Englethwaite Hall 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,580 £1,385 Cirencester Park Hardstanding 1 Aug - 16 Dec 21 107 £780 £685 Hebden Bridge 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £460 £405 Crossways 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,950 £1,705 NEW Hebden Bridge Hardstanding 12 Mar - 27 May 21 77 £725 £635 Hunter’s Moon 29 Oct - 16 Dec 21 49 £515 £450 Lower Wensleydale 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,875 £1,640 North Yorkshire Moors 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,650 £1,445 Longleat 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,160 £1,890 Morn Hill 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,295 £2,010 Richmond Hargill House 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,875 £1,640 NEW Salisbury Hillside 12 Mar - 30 Apr 21 50 £435 £380 Scotland 1 May - 3 Sep 21 126 £1,190 £1,040 Balbirnie Park 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,505 £1,315 4 Aug - 3 Oct 21 30 £260 £230 16 Aug - 31 Oct 21 77 £275 £240 Southland 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,695 £1,485 Berwick Seaview 27 Sep - 31 Oct 21 35 £280 £245 Brora 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,425 £1,245 Wales & West Midlands Bunree 27 Sep - 31 Oct 21 35 £310 £270 Bromyard Downs 12 Mar - 10 Oct 21 213 £1,280 £1,120 Clachan 19 Mar - 24 Oct 21 220 £1,120 £980 Cae Mawr 12 Mar - 3 Oct 21 206 £1,525 £1,335 Culloden Moor 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,530 £1,340 Coed-y-Llwyn 1 Sep - 24 Oct 21 54 £435 £380 Edinburgh 4 Jan - 11 Mar 21 67 £645 £565 NEW Coed-y-Llwyn Hardstanding 12 Mar - 27 May 21 77 £785 £685 25 Sep - 16 Dec 21 83 £695 £610 Freshwater East 1 Aug - 24 Oct 21 54 £450 £395 Maragowan 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,835 £1,605 Gwern-y-Bwlch 12 Mar - 10 Oct 21 213 £995 £870 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £480 £420 High Onn 12 Mar - 3 Oct 21 206 £965 £845 Melrose Gibson Park 4 Jan - 11 Mar 21 67 £715 £625 Malvern Hills PF 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,000 £1,750 18 Oct - 26 Dec 21 70 £550 £480 Penrhos 6 Aug - 31 Oct 21 56 £560 £490 Morvich 25 Mar - 10 Oct 21 200 £1,180 £1,035 Shawsmead 12 Mar - 3 Oct 21 206 £1,605 £1,405 New England Bay 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £1,705 £1,490 St David’s Lleithyr Meadow 12 Mar - 20 May 21 70 £785 £685 Nunnykirk 30 Apr - 26 Sep 21 150 £805 £705 1 Sep - 3 Oct 21 33 £320 £280 Silverbank 27 Sep - 31 Oct 21 35 £275 £240 Yellowcraig 1 Sep - 31 Oct 21 61 £640 £560 South East Battle Normanhurst Court 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,135 £1,870 Broomfield Farm Grass Pitch 1 Apr - 8 Oct 21 191 £1,355 £1,185 Affiliated Sites Seasonal Pitches Broomfield Farm Hardstanding 1 Apr - 8 Oct 21 191 £1,705 £1,490 Please contact the site direct for further details including Daleacres 12 Mar - 31 Oct 21 234 £2,135 £1,870 availability, prices and booking conditions.
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