Caravan club Wi-Fi is rubbish

"….it makes sense to me to use the mobile network."

Don't know what happened there.🤷🏻‍♂️

Like many now, I expect, we use our phone data allowance to use the internet whilst on sites. Margaret and I are on different networks so there are not many places where we can't get a reasonable signal. The difficulty is the odd sites where there is no signal on either network when you are forced to make the decision on whether to buy WiFi time or not. Because the short term cost is relatively expensive we tend to vote with our feet and wait until we go out for the day to conduct any business that needs attention via the internet.

David

We've been away for 10 weeks on this trip and have no problem with Wi-Fi signal, 3 network on a mifi, at 14 different locations.

I stopped using the club WiFi last year as after visiting several sites it's not fit for purpose .the c and c.f. WiFi a lot better system.

....which is what I do.  When I replaced my phone, the cheapest deal I could get on the phone I wanted came bundled with 100gb per month...  I've never bothered with Air Angel Internet, although it is possible to access the CAMC website for free (including Club Together)

David

Even the free bit often doesn’t work, David😟

In 9 weeks away abroad through France, Germany and Spain we never once had a problem getting a phone signal.

On our first night back in the UK we stayed at  Blackhorse farm in Folkstone. Neither of us got a phone signal (different networks)  not many sites but there are some.

Yes it was good to be back 

It most certainly is and its FREE 

We signed up in November, its terrible. Didnt stay connected long enough to send emails, let alone work remotely. Which is why we signed up.

Has anyone got a refund?

Like many others, I think that the wifi provision is extremely poor. I recently paid for a week of access, and managed a total of something like 25 minutes on two different sites - eventually giving up with it, and having to use 4G data.

Air Angel must be laughing all the way to the bank, as the assistance offered was as good as useless - "There are too many customers on the site connecting at the same time"  (this on the Centenary flagship site!) Surely the provision must be on the basis of a large proportion connecting, given how much equipment is now reliant on wifi.

We had spent the previous week in the north east, using sites belonging to another well known camping club, where the Wifi worked seamlessly on 3 sites with no problems. If they can do it, why not CAMC?

Time for some radical redesign and move into the 21st century, rather than hoping the minimum standard will be acceptable !