Posted on 30/12/2020 11:47
Our membership is up for renewal soon I just cannot see the point in doing it at this point in time. The last time we were away on a site was September and at this time we do not know when the next time will be.Any one got any thoughts on this ?
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Posted on 01/01/2021 16:13 by Cornersteadya rather big difference really, you can't take a tent to the vast majority of CAMC sites
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:30 by LLMIf that is the only perceived barrier to the two companies coming together I'm sure it can easily be overcome by reasonable people.
Posted on 01/01/2021 15:53 by LLMA tent. Is that it. Is that all. So no difference really?
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:35
All camping club sites are 1300 arrival and if Sandringham is a model with 4 staff seeing members to their pitch and at busy times units backed up onto the estate roads when the pitch "offered is not to the members liking
" ps the cycles are not ccc supplied,
also the ccc have different sections for add cost,the booking system is very poor in comparison to the cc(we had been members for a short while )which we found made it difficult if on a tour to alter dates ,
It would be "interesting" for the staff as both clubs site managers have different conditions of employment ,this club tends to attract ccc staff 
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:32 by CornersteadyI never mentioned barriers at all.
Posted on 01/01/2021 15:38 by TinwheelerI think LLM was asking about any differences between the people who use the sites, Mikey. That's dodgy ground, I say😉
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:25 by Rufsyes there is.....with tenters you tend to get younger families with children, and a tenting community are normally much more sociable than those who lock themselves away in the white box and watch telly.
But seriously some years ago my daughter and SIL bought a caravan and joined CAMC, and there reaction OMG, never again and left after 12 months, mind you they never joined the CCC either, you can think about the OMG reaction and form your own conclusions, clue, they did have 3 young children.
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:32 by CornersteadyI never mentioned barriers at all, only that they cater for two differing types of camper?
Choice is good.
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:32 by CornersteadyYes very true DT, but I idly wonder which club gets more trailer tents?
Posted on 01/01/2021 16:35 by JVB66All camping club sites are 1300 arrival and if Sandringham is a model with 4 staff seeing members to their pitch and at busy times units backed up onto the estate roads when the pitch "offered is not to the members liking
also the ccc have different sections for add cost,the booking system is very poor in comparison to the cc(we had been members for a short while )which we found made it difficult if on a tour to alter dates ,
It would be "interesting" for the staff as both clubs site managers have different conditions of employment ,this club tends to attract ccc staff
Posted on 01/01/2021 17:04
JVB, As usual your defence of the CAMC is overwhelmingly one sided!
You quote that all of the CCC sites are 1.00pm opening but how many of the CAMC sites are now 1.00pm arrival as I'm sure I read recently that 12.00 is certainly not the case everywhere. Is it now approaching 10?, 50?, 80?
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