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We are in both, use CC for continental travel. Some of the CCC sites in our area are very nice so split weekends between both.

We often use the sites swith no shower blocks etc, as they tend to be quieter.

Quote: Originally posted by R.S.M on 01/12/2010

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Member of both clubs here. We prefer the CC tho, since [IOHO] you know what your going to get when you get there. Also the CC sites are orderly and discilplined which suits us, given that most of the visitors to CC sites are fairly orderly and disciplined.

We stayed on a CCC site a few years ago, and it was pretty rowdy, but ok. So we sort of leaned to the CC sites after that.

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I'm also a member of both Clubs and I personally think membership is worth it.

The sites are clean and well looked after, booking on-line is easy and stree-free, spacious pitches.

Access to CL and CS sites, THS and rallies and meets throughout the year make for cheap cmaping or caravanning breaks.

The magazines are informative and worth the membership fee alone.

I was a member for a couple of years without EVER using a club site but still thought the fee was worth paying!!

Quote: Originally posted by Surfer01 on 01/12/2010

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I would rather renew with CC and pay double than join the C & CC!

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Quote: Originally posted by Petrolhead on 01/1/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by Surfer01 on 01/12/2010I would rather renew with CC and pay double than join the C & CC!

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Can I ask why? We would do the exact opposite as feel the CC booking system is a complete farce.

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Members of both clubs for many years ... in fact was brought up on a diet of CC sites.

We prefer CC sites though have a couple of C&CC sites we use regularly (Dunbar and Lauder).  The worst experience of any site we have ever stayed on was the C&CC site at Scone ... the site staff at the time were rude beyond belief.

If we could only afford one membership our money would go to the CC.  We have never failed to book onto the sites we wanted, in fact the CC computerised system has been a pleasure to use this year even on 'opening day'.

Quote: Originally posted by Petrolhead on 01/1/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by Surfer01 on 01/12/2010I would rather renew with CC and pay double than join the C & CC!

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Can I ask why? We would do the exact opposite as feel the CC booking system is a complete farce.

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Quote: Originally posted by robin54 on 01/1/2011like quite a few others the only reason we are in the c.c. is the cls, nothing else the booking system is a sham only tried to book one site by the time I got on the internet it was fully booked and after getting the new book I think I was seretly pleased as the prices are getting stupid.

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Quote: Originally posted by neil and lena on 01/1/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by Petrolhead on 01/1/2011

Quote: Originally posted by Surfer01 on 01/12/2010I would rather renew with CC and pay double than join the C & CC!

Can I ask why? We would do the exact opposite as feel the CC booking system is a complete farce.

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I to prefer the C.C although we are members both clubs some of C&CC sites are poor quality ranging from old toilet blocks and rough access roads at least with C.C you know what your getting if you look at some of the very latest C.C site in terms of ultra modern the very best C&CC sites do not come close to the quality .
And as for booking's we have never had any problem getting on our chosen sites .
Another issue we have had is rowdy drunk people on BH weekends on more than one occasion with the C&CC and the site managers were aware and did nothing .
Caravan club for us everytime

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Ironically enough, we've never had any problems with drunk people on C&CC or CC sites, only private ones.

We have used far more C&CC sites as the booking system works for us, but since the change in the CC booking system we will be trying more CC sites this year. Experience of both very positive.