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Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club e.V.

Founded in Stuttgart in 1903, ADAC is the largest motoring organisation in Europe and one of the largest membership associations in the world. Its Gelbe Engel roadside patrols, air ambulance service, insurance arm and publishing operation serve more than 20 million members. For campers it publishes the ADAC Campingführer and Stellplatzführer guides, issues the ADAC Campcard discount card, and runs the PiNCAMP campsite booking portal. It does not operate campsites of its own.

Koninklijke Nederlandse Toeristenbond ANWB

Founded in Utrecht on 1 July 1883, the ANWB is the largest membership organisation in the Netherlands. Its Wegenwacht roadside patrol service, launched in 1946, is the country's biggest breakdown operation, and it also runs an emergency assistance centre, medical helicopters and a travel agency. It publishes twelve magazines including De Kampioen, along with camping guides, maps and campsite information. Camping bookings and the Camping Key Europe card are sold through its travel arm.

Österreichischer Automobil-, Motorrad- und Touring Club

The ÖAMTC was formed in 1946 through the merger of two clubs dating from 1896 and 1898, and now has over 2.2 million members. It runs 24-hour roadside assistance with about 500 vehicles from more than 100 bases, an air rescue service, driving safety centres and vehicle testing. Members receive the monthly auto touring magazine and free legal advice on accidents, insurance, vehicle purchases and travel. Its travel agency sells holidays and it partners with the Österreichischer Camping Club on camping benefits.

Good Sam Club

Founded in 1966, Good Sam is owned by Good Sam Enterprises, part of the Camping World group, and passed two million members in 2018. Members get a 10 percent discount on nightly rates at more than 2,100 affiliated RV parks and campgrounds in North America. It sells roadside assistance, RV insurance and extended warranties, and publishes the Good Sam RV Travel Guide & Campground Directory along with Trailer Life and MotorHome magazines. It operates as a commercial membership programme attached to a retail business.

Touring Club Suisse

Founded in Geneva on 1 September 1896, the TCS is the largest mobility club in Switzerland with around 1.6 million members and 1,900 staff. Its Patrouille roadside service is its best-known operation, alongside ETI travel insurance, vehicle and legal protection cover, driving courses and vehicle testing. TCS Camping owns and runs 33 campsites across Switzerland, a business that marked 75 years in recent seasons. The members' magazine touring appears ten times a year in German, French and Italian.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club

Founded in 1907 and based in East Grinstead, the club operates around 200 of its own campsites in the UK plus more than 2,200 small five-van Certificated Locations open only to members. It sells caravan, motorhome and travel insurance, MAYDAY breakdown cover and Red Pennant overseas travel cover. The club also books European ferries and pitches and runs manoeuvring and motorhome driving courses. It was known as The Caravan Club until February 2017.

ACSI Club ID

ACSI Publishing BV (Netherlands)

ACSI Club ID is an annual subscription card accepted as a replacement ID at close to 8,000 European campsites, around 90 percent of ACSI-affiliated sites. It includes third-party liability insurance covering the cardholder and up to 10 travel companions during a campsite stay. ACSI notes that sites in Italy, Portugal, Croatia and Spain may still request an official national ID or passport, and eligibility is limited to residents of specified European countries.

ADAC Campcard

ADAC / PiNCAMP by ADAC (Germany)

The ADAC Campcard is a European campsite discount card covering over 14,000 sites. From 2026 it is digital only, delivered inside the PiNCAMP Camping App by ADAC and included with a PiNCAMP Plus subscription rather than sold as a standalone card; it was previously bundled with the printed ADAC Campingführer. Validity runs one year from activation, the card is personalised and non-transferable, and the standalone subscription price was not published on the pages checked.

Agricamper Italia

Agricamper Italia (Italy)

Agricamper Italia is the Italian member of the FEFI federation of invitation-formula networks and the effective successor to Fattore Amico. It lists over 670 host farms offering around 2,000 free 24-hour stopover spots. Annual membership is EUR 39.90; the same shop also resells memberships for Brit Stops, France Passion, Landvergnügen, Nortrip and Pintrip.

ANWB Kampeerkaart CKE

ANWB (Koninklijke Nederlandse Toeristenbond ANWB)

ANWB Kampeerkaart CKE is the Netherlands distribution of Camping Key Europe, which ANWB owns. For 2026 it costs EUR 12.95 for ANWB members and EUR 14.95 for non-members. Benefits are the same as the underlying CKE card, with an additional ANWB webshop deals section for cardholders.

Brit Stops

Brit Stops Ltd (United Kingdom)

Brit Stops is the UK and Ireland equivalent of France Passion, giving motorhome and campervan owners free overnight parking at over 1,200 independent host businesses. The standard annual price is GBP 44, with a GBP 35 first-year introductory rate advertised in August 2026; the Italian partner network Agricamper resells it at EUR 41. Hosts provide parking only and members are expected to patronise the business rather than pay a pitch fee.

Campercontact

Campercontact (Netherlands)

Campercontact is a Dutch motorhome stopover and campsite directory listing over 60,000 locations across Europe with about 1.5 million user photos and reviews. Basic use is free and the PRO+ subscription costs EUR 17.99 per year. The app reports over one million downloads and a 4.6 rating.