Welcome to the web site of the Herts & North London DA

 

We are one of the many sections of the Camping and Caravanning Club. On joining the club members are automatically entered into their local District Association (DA).

 

The area covered by Herts & North London DA roughly covers the area bordered by the counties of Essex, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire to the north and east and by the River Thames to the south and a line along the old A5 to the west.

 

With the advent of postcodes our boundaries became more exactly defined and, on joining, you will see to which District Association you are registered with on your membership card.

 

The objective of the District Association is to promote the activities and protect the interests of the Camping and Caravanning Club within the district area at all times and, in particular, to arrange camping meets which are available to all member of the Club and to encourage the growth of the Club.

 

We hope you will visit the other pages of this site where you will find details of forthcoming events, information and directions to weekend rallies (meets).

 

For more information about the Camping and Caravanning Club and how to join please click here.

 

For more information about Herts and North London DA please contact the webmaster or secretary of our District Association.

 

We look forward to meeting you on site in the not too distant future

 

Charlie Homer

Chairman

Herts & North London DA

Updates :

2nd February 2010

 

Sites list 2010 : New dates/venues for Sausage and Mash social and AGM

CCY information : please use this link

 

Camping and Caravanning Club Co Ltd

Greenfields House,

Westwood Way

Coventry   CV4 8JH

Tel :    0845 130 7631                                                                                        Fax :   024 7647 5417

Apologies if you cannot see the links to other pages within this website

There is a problem with Internet Explorer 8 which prevents the links from displaying.

 

I understand that Microsoft are aware of this and are hopefully working on a solution.

In the meantime it is apparently possible to view the website correctly by using

‘Google Chrome’