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Tinwheeler replied on 18/01/2020 12:47
Posted on 18/01/2020 12:47
I agree that £20 for a pitch on a non-fac site is steep but, to make your voice heard in the right quarters, PK3, you really need to complain directly to the club rather than talk about it in a site review.
The more people who contact the club expressing their dismay/disgust/shock, the greater the chance there’ll be a rethink but I’ll not be holding my breath.
replied on 18/01/2020 13:14
ScreenName3D6FAC0D30 replied on 12/04/2020 13:17
Posted on 18/01/2020 12:47 by TinwheelerI agree that £20 for a pitch on a non-fac site is steep but, to make your voice heard in the right quarters, PK3, you really need to complain directly to the club rather than talk about it in a site review.
The more people who contact the club expressing their dismay/disgust/shock, the greater the chance there’ll be a rethink but I’ll not be holding my breath.
Posted on 12/04/2020 13:17
I do agree this is rather pricey. Compared to other caravan club sites and independent sites the caravan club is starting to get rather expensive when you consider most of us are now pensioner's. We have ourselves started using different organizations and finding you can get some very good deals.
Pleasant Caravanner replied on 27/10/2022 12:42
Posted on 27/10/2022 12:42
Very interesting remark about pricing. I stayed at Cadeside only a few weeks ago and the couple on the pitch next to me commented about the charge for this site without facilities, plus added that "The other club" have a far better pricing structure for seniors, plus will not be renewing their membership.
By coincidence when I was at Exmoor House site only recently, without any prompting, two other members (Seniors) expressed concerns of increased prices for next year, that has encouraged then to book elsewhere for next year, even though they would have preferred to return to the same site that they normally visit for a long holiday each year Also considering not renewing their membership.
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