Club WiFi

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/useful-information/wi-fi/login-support/ 

Might be of use too or type in WiFi in the search box top left for more info.

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/uk-holidays/useful-information/wi-fi/

I've stopped using club wifi and just rely on my mobile and from memory it was no worse than the club's and often better and quicker.

Apart from Troutbeck Head which is a hollow and subject to poor signal although different parts of the site is better than others (and there's a good signal at the site entrance) I've never had a problem.

Also you don't need to buy wifi if all you want to do is use the club's website to book a site and of course to be on CT.

Fatbelly, here is a long discussion on the merits, or lack of them, of the club's Wi-Fi system. There are others too in this section in the same vein.

https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/club-together/discussions/sites-touring/uk-sites-touring/caravan-club-wi-fi-is-rubbish/

FB

I have not bothered with paid Club WiFi for a couple of years now, I occasionally use it to access this website which only requires you to be logged in as a member. Like others we use our phones to access the internet using 4G. I noted from our last visit to Lady Margarets Park, 2018, that 4G access was OK. It's not that I think the annual sub is expensive, it's not but it is a bit of a hassle to use and far from reliable.

David

it's not like Lady Margaret's is in the back of beyond ... the town is only a few minutes walk away from the site. 

Haven't used "Club" WiFi for years; the only memory of it I have is forever having to ring Air Angel, as it was then, (no idea who runs it now) due to problems.  In common with a lot of other members, we use our phones and also have a dongle.  

In contrast, the "other" club provides free WiFi; not brilliant at times, but at least you haven't had to pay separately for it.  Of course, somehow it's incorporated in site fees, but their site prices are no different from CAMC and often cheaper.

I subscribed for several years and my last subscription ran out just after they closed the sites for covid. I was always reasonably happy with it, but of course we took holidays out of season when the sites were less busy. Out of season sort of stopped when restrictions were lifted and sites were totally rammed at all times. I was far from convinced that the WiFi would cope and didn’t sign up again. Which if trying to use the free side was anything to go by was the correct decision. Since then 4G coverage has increased markedly and the cost per Giga byte reduced with lots more of them included in our contracts. Therefore even if the clubs WiFi was reliable, it wouldn’t make sense to spend the £30.