How much is (cycle) camping these days?

[D.A.L.E.]

I need to put up the bill for our camp last friday. Two people, two tents and croissants delivered to our site in the morning by the site manager 19.60€. I left him the 40c change. A lovely bloke and a very nice site for those who don't demand all entertainment supplied pre-canned (here you make your own; sad that petanque boules weigh too much to cart around cycle-camping). Camping Le Penfaut, St Vincent sur Oust, Morbihan (Brittany), for those cycling the Brest-Nantes canal.
They also have a marquee with benches and tables and a shed with gas stove, microwave and fridge alongside for the lightweight campers. We were glad of that on the saturday morning, breakfasting while it rained!

https://instagram.com/bothyboules

[quilkin]

Cycled from Dieppe to Marseille last September. Cheapest site less than 6 euro (municipal site on EV3). Most expensive 30 euro (commercial site on the Med coast). Guess which one was nicer?

[JenM]

Recent experience in France. Municipal sites 6-9 Euros. Commercial sites 14-20 Euros. 20 Euro site was on the coast and I had probably ventured into the high season.

[lissotriton]

Paid £11.50 in Kirkwall. That had good clean toilets and showers, and a kitchen and lounge. Nice for sitting around if its wet and windy.

[bobb]

Campsite prices from my recent LEJOG. I kept a note specifically for this thread 

None prebooked. Selected purely on when I was knackered and wanted to stop for the day or if there was no other choice.

St Stephen, Cornwall.
£10
Camping meadow with decent enough facilities.

Moortown, Devon.
£19
Full on holiday park with caravans, motorhomes etc, but still very nice. Decent facilities.

West Buckland, Somerset.
£29! (£17 + £12 "The Greener Camping Club" membership)
Nice enough field with adequate facilities.

Bristol.
N/A stayed with friend

Newland, Worcestershire.
£10
Ok field with Ok facilities. Bit of a dive though.

Sheriffhales, Shropshire.
£20
Nice enough. Rough clientele!

Great Budworth, Cheshire.
£23
Really nice, no concession for solo campers though.

Scorton, Lancashire.
£20
Lovely little site, nice facilities, aimed at caravans etc more than small tents though.

Morland, Cumbria.
£10
Proper old school field on a farm. Only one loo and shower. Adequate though.

Loch Maben, Dumfries and Galloway.
£17.50
Council run site. OK, but a bit busy/noisey being right in the little town.

Strathblane, Stirling.
£20
Proper campsite with space for biking/hiking types. Great vibe, facilities adequate.

Glengoulandie, Perthshire.
£13
Good value. Seperate area for tents and decent enough facilities.

Auchnahillin, Nr. Craggie, Inverness.
£7
One of the best campsites ever! Stayed here last year. Ridiculously cheap, amazing facilities with better showers than you have at home!

Lairg, Highlands.
£16
Quite basic, but had everything you'd need.

Melvich, Highlands.
£15
Largish site, but has camping area. Good facilities.

Wick, Highlands.
£15
Lovely little site to end the trip with.

[GdS]

most of the ones I've used charge the same no matter how you arrive (although many charge per person than per unit)

I booked a quiet place for RIAT (airshow) for £16 2 nights; it's a bit further from the action (although nearer to departures which is the best day!) but shouldn't be a quagmire if it rains. I don't think the regular campsite operators figure anyone turning up by bike and even walking to the shower block was a challenge.

[bhoot]

If you are looking for decent cycle camping then this Facebook group is starting to be a minefield of information and is focussed on lower priced options https://facebook.com/groups/cyclecampinguk/