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is it me or have i missed some . everytime ive checked a campsite web site that ends up being a cc site there is never a bar and very few facilities just bob standard stuff i would of thought they would have more to offer being as the cc and ccc seem as big as they are , and also not having as much s the others with more to offer there pitch fees are not that much cheaper either hence why i not joined shame really

Quite agree I looked into joining and looked through the book that they sent me and it was going to cost me more per night on a CC site than it would have on the regular sites that I visit.

Guess the sites that you can save your Subscription fee in a 5 night stay are the CL's ( Certified Locations) where there are no more than 5 vans and you have to transport the contents of your porta potti home + no services like electric and water.

cant understand it myself they seem to be the daddys of the caravan and the camping clubs maybe we should get ukcsto cl;s certified locations and make the ukcs the DADDY of all clubs, ukcs prob got more registered members than ccc and cc put together

Only ever had a look at the ones up here i.e. Culloden.

Wanted £4.60 Per Adult x 2 and 1.60 per Child x 4 + £4.00 for the pitch.

Total was £18.60 per night and that was low season.

5 Star sites I use at Monifieth and St Andrews £13.00 per night and awning is free low or high season.

Maybe I just need to spread the wings and drift further south.

We joinned the clubs because they do not have bars etc. We want a peacefull, quiet holiday. The CC Club offers superb site nearly all are spotless. When you book you know what to expect when you arrive.

The reason I joined both clubs is in this thread. They make sure there is some space between you and your neighbours. Facilities are usually good and we save money eachyear by using them.

Julian

Agreed Caroline, Haven sites spring to mind.