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Order your CampingCard 2008 now!
You can order the ACSI CampingCard by using the order form on this website or by writing to Vicarious Books, Tontine Street 62, Folkestone, CT20 1JP, Tel: 0131 208 3333 or e-mail your order to: acsi@vicariousbooks.co.uk
You can order the ACSI CampingCard by using the order form on this website or by writing to Vicarious Books, Tontine Street 62, Folkestone, CT20 1JP, Tel: 0131 208 3333 or e-mail your order to: acsi@vicariousbooks.co.uk
Order your CampingCard 2008 now, we’ll send you the special ACSI CampingCard guide 2008 with an ACSI CampingCard discount card in the front flap for only £ 6.95 (+ £ 1,55 postage costs). You can order the ACSI CampingCard by using the order form on this website or by writing to Vicarious Books, Tontine Street 62, Folkestone, CT20 1JP, Tel: 0131 208 3333 or e-mail your order to: acsi@vicariousbooks.co.uk
There’s a special ACSI CampingCard guide that deals exclusively with ACSI CampingCard camp sites.
These camp sites are located in various European countries. A total of 1332 camp sites in 19 different countries.
These camp sites are located in various European countries. A total of 1332 camp sites in 19 different countries.
The ACSI CampingCard is a discount card for the low season. Most campsites consider the months July and August as the high season.
The exact period in which the ACSI CampingCard is accepted may differ from camp site to campsite. This period is indicated for each campsite in the guides. The search engine on this site also takes each camp site’s acceptance period into account.
The exact period in which the ACSI CampingCard is accepted may differ from camp site to campsite. This period is indicated for each campsite in the guides. The search engine on this site also takes each camp site’s acceptance period into account.
In any case, you pay less than the lowest price that the camp site in question normally charges in the low season.
By using three different price rates, the number of camp sites that accepts the ACSI CampingCard is even larger. A relatively more expensive camp site, for example, will charge EUR 14. In comparison to the normal price on this camp site, your discount is always considerable. On a camp site that’s usually less expensive, you can stay the night for as little as EUR 10. A camp site in the middle category in terms of low-season prices will charge ACSI CampingCard holders EUR 12.
You decide yourself which camp site you want to visit, on the basis of price and quality.
By using three different price rates, the number of camp sites that accepts the ACSI CampingCard is even larger. A relatively more expensive camp site, for example, will charge EUR 14. In comparison to the normal price on this camp site, your discount is always considerable. On a camp site that’s usually less expensive, you can stay the night for as little as EUR 10. A camp site in the middle category in terms of low-season prices will charge ACSI CampingCard holders EUR 12.
You decide yourself which camp site you want to visit, on the basis of price and quality.
Under the ‘Rates explained’ heading on this site, you’ll find what the ACSI CampingCard price is based on and exactly what it includes.
A campsite may make additional charges for local tourist tax, for instance, or for extras such as non-elementary facilities like tennis courts that you can rent.
The CampingCard ACSI price is based on a night’s stay for two adults. For additional people, you pay separately at the normal low-season rate per person per night charged by the camp site in question.
A campsite may make additional charges for local tourist tax, for instance, or for extras such as non-elementary facilities like tennis courts that you can rent.
The CampingCard ACSI price is based on a night’s stay for two adults. For additional people, you pay separately at the normal low-season rate per person per night charged by the camp site in question.
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