Bramble Park Certificated Location | Caravan and Motorhome Club (2024)

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Facilities you'll need on your campsite

To become a Certificated Site, we would require you to have a fresh drinking water tap, a sealed chemical disposal tank, a rinsing water tap with a non-return valve, and dry waste disposal.

Cs is the Camping and Caravan club equivalent of CL Sites. They allow tents so also have to have toilet and washing facilities but I think they can have more people staying. Some of the Cl sites are part of larger sites and use the Cl registration to fill their larger site as well.

A Certificated Site, or CS as we refer to them, are small, privately run campsites that can accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes, and 10 tents. They are for use by members of our Club, although you can join non-members on site and earn commission for doing so.

The maximum time guests are allowed to stay on site varies depending on each campsite and is usually either 21 or 28 consecutive nights, with a 2 night gap before guests can return to the same campsite. However, there are a few campsites where guests may be asked to vacate for longer periods in between stays.

Whilst visitors to your CL must be current Club members, non-members do occasionally ask to stay. They must join the Club before staying on site by calling the Club on 01342 318 813.

All pitches have electric hook-up (16 amp) with access to a new toilet block with shower, toilet and wash basin. Adults and children are welcome as are well behaved dogs.

All, however, offer access to drinking water, a chemical waste emptying point and refuse disposal. Be aware that the ground on some CL sites can be quite undulating (look out for notes within individual entries in the Sites Directory), so make sure you pack levelling equipment such as ramps and chocks.

A CL site is a Motorhome and Caravan Club (previously known as The Caravan Club) 'Certified Location' (CL) campsite. What this means is that the campsite is privately ran site by a Farm/Landowner, however, as it meets certain standards of the Club it's 'recognised' and therefore able to advertise as such.

Yes, the members. No shareholders, no dividends, no person or persons owning a financial stake in the club - just us, although it's sometimes hard to believe. If the club becomes insolvent, the members are liable to the sum of £1 each.

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