A highlight of the Eat Local year for me was judging our first ever Club Campsite Cook of the Year final at the National Feast of Lanterns (NFOL) back in August last year. With all the sizzle, steam and flame of a good battle it proved to be an exciting and entertaining part of the event. 

The Club has relaunched its biennial campsite guide SiteSeeker 2017-2018: The Big Sites Book for Members of The Camping and Caravanning Club. Extensive consultation with members and senior Voluntary Officers has been undertaken to introduce improvements to the book, which has seen a move away from the previous structure of using OS sheets to find a campsite within the book.
Here are our top tips on how to make the most of the book, which features more than 2,600 campsites around the UK and parts...

Norfolk’s county town, Norwich, is one of Eastern England’s quirkiest cities: it isn’t everywhere that would ask Ed Balls to teach Santa how to dance Gangnam Style but that says a lot about the city’s sense of humour.  Its mediaeval streets and historic buildings nestle within a bend of the meandering River Wensum.  Norwich is compact and walkable, making exploration on foot a pleasure.  Our Guest Blog | 13 January 2017 More

With plenty of family friendly attractions as well as a long and fascinating history, Nottingham is an excellent choice for a short break. Camping within easy visiting distance of Nottingham couldn’t be simpler. Our Teversal Club Site is open all year and located just 19 miles north of the city. Buses depart immediately outside the site requiring a change in Sutton, alternatively,...