Save pounds on your 2024 tours, and still see the best of the UK!

Things are financially tricky for all of us at the moment, which means we’re trying to cut spending where we can.

But we know how much you love your motorhome tours – and they don’t always come cheap.

With food, fuel and sites to pay for, it’s important to save a bit of cash wherever possible.

That way, you can continue to enjoy the touring lifestyle that you love so much.

Plan ahead to save

With that in mind, we’ve compiled three great tips to help you cut your spending without ruining your travel plans…

It’s always tempting to eat out at a local pub or café, but it works out much cheaper to take your own food. Pack a picnic and save eating out for a very special occasion!
Plan where you’re going to fill up with fuel before you set off. Try to avoid motorway services, and have a look at Petrolprices.com for the cheapest fuel near you.
Finally, research your campsite carefully. With a bit of care you can find a fantastic site at a bargain price – many offer discounted stays at certain times.

Discounts for everyone

The first two are easy, but the latter is a little more tricky.

That’s until you take a look at The Camping and Caravanning Club.

Even if you’re not a Club member, you can take advantage of a number of fantastic discounts on site stays throughout the year.

For example, if you’re planning to tour mid-week, there’s a brilliant 25% discount* available on stays at 48 Club sites.

Alternatively, perhaps you want to tour during the height of summer. You might think that’s going to be costly – but 14 Club sites are offering a massive 35% saving*.

Or perhaps you want to be flexible – in which case, the Ultimate discount is for you. This tremendous saving gives you 10% off your stay at any time, no matter what day of the week you arrive*.

Become a member for more

All of these are available to members and non-members alike, but if you choose to join The Camping and Caravanning Club you’ll benefit from so much more.

For instance, you’ll be able to stay at more than 1200 member-exclusive sites across the UK, enjoy even more discounts, and get access to member-only insurance and breakdown cover.

As well as this, you’ll be able to enjoy 30% off of every Club site stay, while membership also includes age concession, saving you an extra 25% on top!

As an additional benefit, members can enjoy Service Stop-Off Points at certain Club Sites. This allows members to use the campsite’s facilities for up to three hours without a booking, offering an ideal way to break up those longer journeys.

You’ll know you’re in good hands, too – The Camping and Caravanning Club has more than 700,000 members, and has been offering campsites and support for over 120 years.

Hit the road now

And that’s not all the Club has to offer.

You don’t even need to wait until the traditional start of the touring season – there are lots of Camping and Caravanning Club sites that are open all year.

So this is a great time to start touring and see the very best of the UK – and with The Camping and Caravanning Club, you’ll be able to save money, too.

To find out more about The Camping and Caravanning Club, take a look at its network of sites and book your next stay, visit the website.

You can also find The Camping and Caravanning Club on Facebook and YouTube.

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SarahWakely

Sarah is Editor-in-chief of Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome, and started camping before she could remember, with trips away in the family’s aged Sprite Alpine caravan. After beginning her journalism career in car magazines, she became Deputy editor of Practical Motorhome in 2006, before also joining sister brand Practical Caravan in 2013. Over the years she’s toured across the UK and Europe, including to Iceland, Romania, Spain and the Faroe Islands. Highlights include a gastronomic tour of northern Italy, a week-long tour of the NC500, and almost missing a ferry from France after failing to find out when the site gates were unlocked. Wherever she goes, she’s always planning her next adventure... Sarah regularly posts on the Practical Caravan Facebook and Twitter feeds.