Cost of EHU at CLs

Posted on 11/12/2019 11:09 by Metheven

Unfortunately it's a 'private group' so reading is not available unless joining and accepted by the group.

Posted on 10/12/2019 19:29 by JVB66

If you think that any one would get away with useing two hookups if noticed or "reported" then you do not know how most wardens run their sites, 

Posted on 11/12/2019 11:26 by Takethedogalong

Thanks. It is indeed private, so I won’t bother. Just interested in chat about CLs, CS, Etc...... They form the backbone of our touring, so like to catch up with thoughts of others.

Posted on 11/12/2019 08:37 by peedee

Where did the £4M come from CS? You obviously chose to ignore what I wrote about the miniscule increase in costs per pitch

The Club has not always been poor value for money but times are changing and I find myself using very little of what the Club has to offer in recent times but I can afford the subscription so will continue my membership if for nothing more than to have my say and a wide choice of where to stay. (CLs as well as Club sites)

 If you don’t understand the concept of cost control, not much I can say other than maths is not going to help.

 No one is penalised because you can use as much or as little electricity as you like as long as you pay the going rate for it but it is true if you don’t like that approach you can indeed go somewhere else.

Anyhow I an conscious that we are drifting off topic as this is about CLs, although the metering debate could equally apply to CL owners who operate an open all year site. One CL owner, concerned about their decreasing viability,  pointed out modern leisure vehicles have full 240v household style electrics with underfloor heating, AC units, awning heaters, electric hobs, ovens and fridges and power showers etc,. yet the cost of CL's nightly fees haven't changed that much even though utility consumption has increased. In questioning the viability and seeking views on possible solutions on Facebook, it was interesting to note, 68 percent favoured control measures with 80 percent of these favouring metering. Only 8 percent of respondents were in favour of increased pitch fees to cover costs and a minority of 24 percent said they would not use sites with metering.

peedee