Rates explained

When you show a valid ACSI CampingCard at an ACSI CampingCard campsite, two people can spend the night for only EUR 10, EUR 12 or EUR 14.

All campsites in this scheme charge one of these prices. One thing’s for sure: you’ll be paying far less than the lowest price the campsite normally charges in the low season. The reduction may even amount to up to 50% of the normal price a night for two people. The reduced prices each campsite charges are given in the ACSI CampingCard guide and on this website.

The price is also clearly displayed on the ACSI CampingCard sticker in the reception area on the campsite itself.

Participating camp sites offer the following in the CampingCard ACSI rate:

• A camping pitch*;
• Overnight stay for 2 adults;
• Car & caravan & awning, or car & folding caravan, or car & tent or car & motor home & awning;
• Electricity. Your CampingCard includes a 6A connection with a maximum of 5KWh per day in the price. If you require higher amperage or use more current, the camp site has the right to surcharge you the rates which normally apply on the site;
• Hot showers. In camp sites where showers are operated by tokens, CampingCard holders are entitled to one token per person per day**;
• Maximum 1 dog staying on camp sites which accept dogs;
• VAT.

The following are not included in the CampingCard rate:

• In some cases you will be required to pay for a comfort pitch, should you require one;
• Extra facilities, such as a third adult, children, or facilities for which the camp site makes a charge, such as tennis courts etc. can be charged to you at the applicable low season rate;
• Tourist taxes, environmental taxes, waste disposal charges or any other local authority requirements. As these differ greatly by country and region, and because the camp site usually pays these charges directly to the local authorities these taxes are not included in the CC rate. The camp site is also free to impose (any applicable) reservation charges;
• Maximum loading available for electrical connections. Your CampingCard ACSI entitles you a free electrical hook-up with a 6A connection with a maximum of 5KWh per day included in the price. It shows 10A in the example. This means there are some pitches with maximum 10A but there may also be pitches with 6A or 3A. State clearly therefore on arrival at the camp site if you want a higher amperage, but be aware that you may have to pay a surcharge. Make sure you don’t try to connect 16A appliances or batteries to a 10A supply.

The three rates offered by CampingCard ACSI are all bargains, but you can save even more. Certain camp sites offer extra discounts to guests who stay longer than one night.

For example, a site mentioned in the guide or on this website that offers ‘7 = 6’ offers you a 7 night stay for the CampingCard ACSI rate of 6 nights. Certain camp sites may have offers which differ slightly from our examples, but on one condition – you profit more by staying longer.

Please note! Where camp sites offer several different types of these offers, you only have the right to one offer. For example: the offers are 4=3, 7=6 and 14=12. If you stay for 13 nights you have the right to a single 7=6 discount and NOT to multiples of 4=3 or a combination of the two offers 4=3 and 7=6.