The Caravan and Motorhome Club Magazine

Thinking of the environment every step of the way

As one of the UK’s leading outdoor leisure organisations, we are conscious of the environment and are continually striving to be greener. 

So you may be interested to know that the Club Magazine is printed on 100% recycled paper and arrives on your doormat in a paper envelope. Both are 100% recyclable too.

All the paper used is from ISO 14001-registered companies and is PEFC or FSC certified. This ensures that our paper originates from sustainable sources and that our suppliers are working to improve their environmental performance too. Read more about ISO 14001, PEFC and FSC standards and certification.

Stay up to date with the digital magazine

Don’t forget that you can access digital versions of the Club Magazine on the website or on your mobile phone or tablet. Simply visit the Google Play or App Store and search for CAMC Magazine.

The digital magazine is available free of charge to members and includes everything you love from the print version, along with loads of extra content such as videos of outfit reviews, cycle routes near our campsites, and interactive puzzles.

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Check out our new magazine archive 

Over the years the Club Magazine has had a varied history. In 1963 the Club's exclusive journal “En-Route'' was born. Originally published in black and white, six or eight times a year, in 1999 its name changed to the eponymous Club Magazine and became a full-colour, monthly publication.

Over the years, the archive has grown to over 550 issues. It contains all manner of fascinating material, documenting tens of thousands of pages of touring tales and publishing history.

With the passing of time it has become a trove of information about vehicles, popular manufacturers and layouts, locations to camp, places to visit, the best accessories and equipment of the time, and, of course, the people and personalities who made up Britain’s biggest members’ Club. Many members might well have families or connections with friends in the Club from decades past, which family historians would love to see.

Until now finding that out has been a rather tricky challenge. But now the Club’s magazine archive is being digitised and is available free of charge for members to browse and search. The first ten years are available with more to follow soon, happy browsing.

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