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In this section we hope to explain and answer some of the many questions you may have about camping with us and the Camping and Caravanning Club. If we you still need more information then please contact us and we will do our best to help you.

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  • Home Counties cover a wide area - from North London to Northamptonshire and from the East Coast in Norfolk and Suffolk all the way across to Oxfordshire in the west. We generally hold weekend meets from March through to October, and hold some Winter Social days and walks through the Winter months.

  • Midland camp mainly around the West Midlands area, covering Birmingham and the Black Country, along with Warwickshire and Worcestershire. Our weekend meets generally include folk dancing, music sessions, craft and a ukelele band, along with other social activities. We normally have a get-together on a Saturday morning, and a bring-and-share supper during the Saturday evening ceilidh.

  • North Central camp around the North and East Midlands, covering Staffordshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. One of our popular meets is in September each year in the village of Abbots Bromley, where the local Morris side celebrate the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance.

Weekend meets

Organised and run by the Club’s Regions, DAs and Special Interest Sections, Meets offers thousands of opportunities each year for members to enjoy idyllic surrounds locally or further afield.

Offering minimum facilities, a Club Meet will normally take place over a weekend, but can last for up to five days. Members can stay for a night or the entire duration, and all fees paid go back into the Club to ensure that we can continue to offer future events for members.

Many offer entertainment or are organised with a particular theme, however some Meets sole purpose is to enjoy the peace and quiet in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Club Meets are only available to our members, so you can guarantee a ‘Friendly Club’ welcome, while being surrounded by like-minded campers who take the same pleasures from camping and caravanning that you do.

Temporary holiday sites

Situated in popular holiday destinations, seaside resorts and countryside retreats, Temporary Holiday Sites offer members the chance to camp affordably throughout the UK.

Organised and run by the Club’s Regions, DAs and Special Interest Sections, Temporary Holiday Sites offer alternative pitches to commercial sites by utilising land exclusively available to the Club. Stewarded by experienced members who are always at hand to help with the friendly approach our Club is famous for.

While the majority of sites have basic facilities of fresh water and somewhere for waste disposal, others will have additional facilities such as toilets, showers and electrical hook ups.

You can stay for a night or the entire duration and all fees paid go back into the Club to ensure that we can continue to offer future events for members.

You are also welcome to bring non-members along who can stay in your unit for a small fee. Or they can join on site, enabling them to also experience life in the Friendly Club.

With over 350 to choose from, there is a perfect THS for every member, no matter where or how they camp.

About our regions

The Club’s District Associations are grouped into 13 Regions, each covering Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Each Region organises a whole host of camping opportunities including Meets and Temporary Holiday Sites.

An elected representative from each Region, District Association and Special Interest Section sits on the Club’s National Council, the Club’s governing body of elected members who make the Club’s policy decisions on behalf of members.

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