Post by wildman on Feb 25, 2013 13:13:24 GMT
Whilst we are all wild campers problems arise when it is decided to hold a meet or rally that involves more then 3 vans. This is easily overcome by the aquisition of a rally exemption Certificate, its free yet allows rallies to be held on any site with the landowners permission. Application for such a certificate is made to Natural England and is fairly straight forward for any organisation that is properly constituted. Which again costs nothing. so costs zero benefits the ability to hold regular meets in all sorts of places.
I have a CL in north Devon that can cater for such a rally without restriction to numbers provided there is a rally exemption certificate in place. and rally rates are £5 per van per night for over 10 vans. Water and waste dump on site and a WC with sink and cold water only available to campers as well as a marquee for meeting in. There are similar sites all over the country that are available if an exemption certificate is in place. So what is the general feeling any interest and would the management consider pursuing an exemption certificate.
I have a CL in north Devon that can cater for such a rally without restriction to numbers provided there is a rally exemption certificate in place. and rally rates are £5 per van per night for over 10 vans. Water and waste dump on site and a WC with sink and cold water only available to campers as well as a marquee for meeting in. There are similar sites all over the country that are available if an exemption certificate is in place. So what is the general feeling any interest and would the management consider pursuing an exemption certificate.
Hi we nearly always freecamp - old age pension gives loads of leisure time but too little money to pay camp site fees. 
The van has solar panel, large water tank So we are pretty self sufficient. Jon
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