The EOC has published its Events List for the first half of 2015. Here's the link to the club website. http://www.eribaownersclub.co.uk/
Click "Events" for the list.
The EOC is a members only club but it's easy and inexpensive to join.

do you get a badge for joining such an elite club

Alright clever clogs, you know exactly what is meant. Anyone can visit their website, members and guests alike. However, people shouldn't turn up to a rally unless they're a member.

IThe web site still has very little life. You do get a mug but you have to pay your eight quid to join. It's got it's uses however, the club and the mug.

Mug?
What mug?
Been in for years but got no mug.

Got a badge though, innit!

Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #8

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What's the point of being a member?

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Seconded by me Brian

Coincidentally I emailed them last week to get the joining information (the link to join is on their website)

http://eriba-owners-club.co.uk/

For the princely sum of 8 quid a year I don't expect any free gifts or anything else for that matter. Although the welcome letter did mention an occasional newsletter.

For those wondering what the club is all about their history page seems to sum it up quite well

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The Club started in 1986 when a small group of Eriba Owners held an informal ‘get together’ at Billing Aquadrome Northampton.

From those early beginnings the current membership stands at just over 300 units with members spanning all ages and from all parts of the United Kingdom.

There are even some members living in both France and Spain. The oldest ‘van dates from the 1960’s to latest models fresh from the factory.

For many years the club was effectively run single-handed by one of the founder members, Ian Ashton. Ian later became the club's president and continued to play an active role until his sudden death in 2012 .

Due to the steadily increasing membership and the growth in activities, it became necessary to formalise the club’s constitution. An elected committee now shares the responsibilities of organisation.

While it has become necessary to adopt some formal organisation, the club nevertheless seeks to uphold the intentions of the founding members to be an informal group of friends sharing a common interest in Eriba caravanning.

To this end all members are encouraged to make some contribution, large or small to the running of the club

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The first rally sounds a bit like Apple tree farm to me ............

So there you have it, if you like spending time with like minded people then its probably for you if not then probably not a club to join.