French federation of camp-site and caravanning

The French federation of camp-site and caravanning (FCC) is an association which gathers the world of the Camping French.

History

the origin of the FCC goes back to 1938, with the creation of the French Union of associations of camp-site ( UFAC ) by regrouping of ten French associations made up of a few thousands of campers. An organization made necessary after the boom of the camp-site caused by the introduction of the Paid vacations in France (1936). The mountaineer and speleologist Raymond Gaché are general secretary of the UFAC.
In 1939, the UFAC becomes the French federation of Camp-site ( FFDC ). It created the first Insurance Civil responsibility specific to the camp-site. However, name UFAC still seems to exist in 1948.
In 1952, the FFDC becomes the French federation of Camp-site and Caravanning (FCC) because of the development of the Caravaning caused by the motorization of the French.

the FCC is " the spokesperson of the whole of the campers, caravaneers, camp-site-drivers and users of rental lodgings near the public authorities and the professionals of the tourisme." (according to its official site).
the FCC gathers 100 clubs of camp-site (in 2006).
the F.F.C.C. is financed mainly by the contributions of its members on line (what is possible since 2001) and of the members of the clubs which are affiliated for him.

the key of the fields , film of promotion of the Sports of outdoor and the camp-site, carried out by Marcel Ichac with the UFAC in 1941-1947.

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