Camping Cheques

Are sites still offering the discount nights 6 for 7 etc if so how would you find out as their web won't let you see anything until you register a new card ideas anyone please 

I just took Camping Trologot  as an example, looked it up on the new Camping Travel Club website - and it says 6 Cheques for 7 nights.  But you will have to look in the same way for any site which interests you. 

I normally use ACSI card when in France.  However, the campsite I have booked in Royan in June only takes Camping Cheques.  I have never used these.  Can anybody advise whether I should be getting some cheques please ?

I don't know. As you say you have already booked presumably you have pad a booking fee, agreed to pay their standard tariff, and have a contract with them on that basis. I don't know whether they will let you change the terms of the booking you have made. The  whole essence of Camping Cheques was always that they were for people who had not booked. Perhaps others can advise. 

Thanks eurotraveller i will try and change them.

If you've booked already then the site might not be happy about you trying to change and use Camping Cheques.  The idea behind Camping Cheques is that sites can fill empty pitches, at a somewhat reduced price............ so they're not going to want to lose your booking.  You may also find that the saving is so small that it's not worth buying the cheques, adding on the Admin fee..............etc.

Stick to your booking, but if you're visiting France in June next year then I would suggest it's very rarely necessary that you book in advance, and that way you can use your ACSI Card or Camping Cheques and move on as and when you wish.

Occasionally, depending on your particular circumstances, the ACSI rate can even be higher than the site's standard tariff!  I expect the same applies to Camping Cheques, though I have never used them.

Like many others, I never book sites abroad.