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The site owner I spoke to last week said he had put up his prices by 10%, more than usual, but felt he was likely to find that insufficient to cover his costs.

My EDF letter arrived today-33.5% increase and my heating oil was over 50% more in February than last year.

 

At least they were honest, upfront and transparent, they clearly need to inform some as to how that money was gained and used. 

yes, but probably more than nominal if you take into account the oil/gas costs for both heating and hot water as they are going up as well?   

Again installing 10,000 plus meters across the network will cost a substantial sum? Based on 200 sites at around 50 pitches per site so probably a bit on the low side. I think the last time this was discussed estimates ranged from hundred of thousands of pounds and some were close to and above a million pounds.

Whatever the cost, it is money that cannot be recouped in any way and is just a further drain of club finances?

Also I'm not sure it will reduce the costs that much? It wouldn't for me as when I'd been in metered accommodation I've used exactly what I needed to fully enjoy my holiday (as in my view no point in going on holiday otherwise) but other's might I suppose. Also it might push people to use more gas?

Also every other competitor would have to do it as well? Otherwise again people will go to where it is inclusive? I would. 

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We have been expecting this , Caravan Club sites are getting very expensive as it is expecially in summer , we do half and half Caravan Club and CLs just to make our money go further and still tour 2 weeks every month , CLs are also either putting there prices up or putting in electric meters , at the end of the day you pay your money you make your choice , caravanning is not a cheap hobby now expecially with the cost of rising fuel prices

 I have 80 nights booked with the club from April until September, how much extra is this going to cost. Thats £200.00 more at £2.50 per night.

Well it must be said to keep thing in perspective that is because you use sites mainly abroad where temperatures are somewhat higher than in the UK most of the time in three of the seasons seasons and certainly far higher than in winter, so yes you can manage perfectly well on reduced amps with little heating as you don't have to heat a caravan in single figure temperatures.  I know you don't tour in the UK a lot but perhaps if you used your outfit during the colder months here you might think differently? 

Anyway off topic, and I don't think reducing amps will reduce prices. 

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