Club comparisons...

we've been to Leek site .... as my BIL said .... Leek is bleak!

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it was where the phantom leaf blower was apparently practicing her skills during a storm when there wasn't a stray leaf within a mile of the place.

We have yet to stay at a C&CC site, despite being members for over a year, due to covid. So I can’t comment on the quality etc. However, those I have booked for non peak this year are substantially less than standard CAMC prices due to the age related discount. The one we have booked for August when ARD does not apply is slightly more than the average CAMC site. In all cases the prices are for HS with EHU. For us at least it would seem the main difference is the age related discount. Without that there would not be much to choose between them as far as price is concerned.

For us at least it would seem the main difference is the age related discount. Without that there would not be much to choose between them as far as price is concerned.

Its still cheaper Steve, in rthe case of Sandringham by £5p.n. I am on the home straight for veteran membership so it is going to get even cheaper.

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Don’t get too excited, PD. Veteran membership only saves £21 or £24 per year depending on the type of membership.😀

We were members of both clubs for many years and stayed on all sorts of sites. Primarily, we used C&CC sites for their location in transit, good examples being Wolverley and Kingsbury Water Park. There were others that we used (for short stays) for their own location such as Polstead, Devizes and Cheddar. For longer stays we nearly always chose CAMC sites until discovering some great CLs.

Location was always the major factor, price hardly ever a factor although, as Steve says the ARD undoubted made C&CC sites slightly cheaper.

one of the key differences is the availability of the huge diary of Temp Hol Sites with C&CC, usually requiring no booking and many sites are close or right in town centres (RFC/school sports grounds etc) which are priced from around £9-£12 pupn.

 

We have been members of the CMC for 32 years and the CCC for 29 years.They are different but both have a range of site types and variations of quality within their offer to Members.We have recently left the CCC Winchcombe site which is a worthy rival to a CMC site in all respects.Our previous site at Moreton in Marsh,although still excellent,is looking slightly tired by comparison.The CMC sites do generally seem to be of a marginally higher standard but,as stated earlier,not universally so.

The CMC do seem to have a policy of frequent upgrading of most of their sites whereas the CCC do tend to "blitz" a site and then neglect it for several years,until another complete refurb is required,

"Little and often" by the CMC or "do it up and move on to the next one" by the CCC.

CL or CS ?No real differences in the analysis-some are good others less so under both flags.

For us the  CCC does definitely score with their DA's THS offers,we have had some really enjoyable times at them.In 32 years of CMC membership we have only been  to two CMC Rallies and we found them both  to be a bit too "cliquish" for our taste  but I accept that this may be an unfair judgement by us.

Both Clubs are well worth the relatively small cost of membership,given what they both have to offer.

Just wait another week or two and I have no doubt that you will be able to 'Go Compare'.

I live in hope!

 

Before you ask - no it is not a town in kent.