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Quote: Originally posted by Anniemacxx on 09/6/2010

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For us, CC sites loo/shower facilities are usually a good standard (although a few sites dont have any) pitches are a  good size and often well thought out (if you pick your site).  We love staying on CLs though and would pay annual membership for that alone. For a longer stay with son in tow, we use a site.

Personally, we dont want pubs/clubs/pools/entertainment etc,  and I have an aversion to sites set out like car parks or dealerships (just row upon row).  We want a nice setting and good loo block on a site and so far CC have delivered.  Stayed at New England Bay last week (in all that good weather), site was gorgeous.

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thats exactly what we want from caravanning

could you please advise where New England Bay is?

Regards

opeth

Quote: Originally posted by Opeth on 02/5/2011

thats exactly what we want from caravanning

could you please advise where New England Bay is?

Regards

opeth

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Quote: Originally posted by Anniemacxx on 09/6/2010

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For us, CC sites loo/shower facilities are usually a good standard (although a few sites dont have any) pitches are a  good size and often well thought out (if you pick your site).  We love staying on CLs though and would pay annual membership for that alone. For a longer stay with son in tow, we use a site.

Personally, we dont want pubs/clubs/pools/entertainment etc,  and I have an aversion to sites set out like car parks or dealerships (just row upon row).  We want a nice setting and good loo block on a site and so far CC have delivered.  Stayed at New England Bay last week (in all that good weather), site was gorgeous.

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I only camp in a tent at present, therefore, no point joining CC so I cannot comment about them.

I joined C&CC on the advice by their site warden for the site I visit usually once a year for a 5-night stay. The cost of a year's membership is only a few pounds on top of the daily non-member fee that I would have to pay, and it gives me access to all their other sites, including 2 other Club Sites within 45min drive from home.

Being a lone female camping with a dog, I prefer sites with a warden on site 24/7.

All their facilities are very good, in fact, I would go as far as to say I would make them the standards to which other non-C&CC sites should compare.

In addition, I get a monthly magazine which is always a good read.

I have not tried their Certified Sites yet, as I like to book online and have yet to find CSs that I would like to stay with online booking facility.

All in all, I am very happy with being a member of C&CC.

IMHO, for a family with children, it makes sense to join in order to take advantage of their family deal. All you need is to stay at their sites for 2 trips and you would have save yourself the equivalent of a year's membership fee.

As the others have mentioned, it does not suit everyone, so do your research and decide if it is for you or not.

DK

Quote: Originally posted by Opeth on 02/5/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by Anniemacxx on 09/6/2010  .  Stayed at New England Bay last week (in all that good weather), site was gorgeous.

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