Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC) – Founded 1974
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1972 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
In 1972, before Founded 1974 …
1974 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
Trail Periods – Drayton Manor Park (Tamworth, Staffordshire)
1974 (Official First – DCCC Rally Site)
1) Ranksborough Hall (Oakham, Leicestershire)
1975 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Riverside Caravan Park (Talgarth, Powys)
2) Alton Towers Caravan Park (Alton, Staffordshire)
3) Sherwood Forest Caravan Park (Old Clipstone, Nottinghamshire)
4) The Rose & Crown (Ridgemont, Bedfordshire)
5) Manor Farm (Thrumpton, Nottinghamshire)
6) The Elms (Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire)
7) well Mill Caravan Park (Wansford, Cambridgeshire)
1976 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Wellington Country Park (Riseley, Berkshire)
2) Yews Farm (Spalding, Lincolnshire)
3) Southern Leisure Centre (Chichester, West Sussex)
4) Haytop Farm (Whatstandwell, Derbyshire)
5) The Rose & Crown (Ridgemont, Bedfordshire)
6) Ranksbrough Hall (Oakham, Leicestershire)
7) Cotswold Marine (Cirencester, Gloucestershire)
8) Moorfield Farm (Caythorpe, Lincolnshire)
1977 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Trentham Gardens (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
2) Brynmelyn Park Farm (Llandderfel, Wales)
3) Swiss Farm (Henley-on-Thames)
4) Blackwell Caravan Park (Peak Distrect, Derbyshire)
5) Yarwell Mill Caravan Park (Wansford, Cambridgeshire)
1978 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Kilworth Caravan Park (Lutterworth, Leicestershire)
2) Cake & Ale (Leiston, Suffolk)
3) Cosgrove Lodge Park (Cosgrove, Northamptonshire)
4) Lingsay & Sons (Thorston Holt)
5) Black Horse Caravan Park (Aberford, Yorkshire)
6) Cassington Mill Caravan Park (Cassington, Oxfordshire)
7) Jolly Sail Inn (Tamworth, Staffordshire)
1979 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Decoy Pond Riding & Livery Stable (Beaulieu, Hampshire) – no report / only photos
2) Wellington Country Park (Riseley, Berkshire)
3) The Elms (Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire)
4) Emberton Country Park (Olney, Northamptonshire)
5) Forest of Dean, Coleford, Gloucestershire)
6) Kilworth Caravan Park (Lutterworth, Leicestershire) – no report / only photos
1980 Deaf Caravan & Camping Club (DCCC)
1) Broadway House Caravan & Camping Park (Cheddar, Somerset)
2) Thanget Wells (Lake District, Cumbria)
3) Haytop Farm (Whatstandwell, Derbyshire)
4) Frogmill Camping site (Hurley, Berkshire)
5) Nanty Mynach (Llandrindod, Powys)
6) Trentham Gardens (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
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