All future rally FEES are to be paid by bank transfer 1 to 7 days prior to the rally commencing.

No further cash payments will be accepted on the rally field except

personal social fees for smaller run rallies.

Social fees for larger run rallies such as Centre AGM & New Year must be paid with the rally fee by bank transfer.

Your nominations are now required for our ongoing Officers & Committee positions 2024-2025

All Officer & Committee positions are available.

All nominations must be with the Centre Secretary by:

Noon, 31st October 2024.

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FUTURE RALLY OFFICERS

**PLEASE BE AWARE** NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR ORDERING RALLY PLAQUES

plaques@bucks-camc.co.uk

Your allocated pitch

There is a major risk of fire spreading when outfits are sited too closely together; however, adherence to the pitch spacing in Centre Guidance mitigates this risk, without the permission of the Rally or Safety Officers NO Caravans, Motorhomes or Tents are permitted to be re-positioned by the member after being initially sited as directed.

Awnings, canopies, tarpaulins and wind-breaks must not be used to join caravans together as this can increase the spread of fire and may invalidate insurance claims. 

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

The maximum size of LPG cylinder permitted on site is 15 kilograms.

Cylinders should be stored upright in the locker provided by the outfit manufacturer. The Caravan and Motorhome Club strongly advises against the use of external LPG cylinders on site. Ralliers who do use external LPG cylinders must ensure that the cylinders are secured adequately, to ensure they cannot be knocked over or accidentally fall, it is essential that these rules are followed.

The centre will ensure that all members only have 15 kg bottles or smaller as per Club rules.

Fire Safety

We recommend that guests have a fire extinguisher, fire blanket and smoke alarm in their outfit. These should be checked and serviced regularly so they’re always ready to use. Fire buckets are very handy, too, but must not be used on electrical fires.

Open fires are not allowed, unless permitted by the Rally Officer, under the authority of the landowner.  Approval for the use of barbeques, gas lights, gas heaters and fire pits also rests with the Rally Officer based on the undertaking of the risk assessment.

They should be sited well away from outfits and raised off the ground to avoid fire risk and damage to the grass.  It is recommended that all outfits carry a suitable British Standards (BS) approved fire extinguisher.

Failure to comply with any of the above will result in you being told to leave the rally immediately.

CAMC rules are in place for your safety.

We have designed a clearer diagram for rally officers