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No you don't NEED to join but there are benefits to being a member.

I am a member of both Clubs which gives me access to CS and CL sites which are small, 5 van sites for use by members only which offer some excellent value for money trips away (average about £10 per night with  EHU)
The C&CC also have Temporary Holiday Sites (THS) which again offer some excellent value breaks away.
Both Clubs host rallies and meets for their members throughout the year which I really enjoy attending.

You can also get discounts on things like insurance and breakdown cover.

There are plenty of commercial and independent sites but using Club sites means you can expect a certain level of cleanliness in the wash blocks, good standard of facilities and wardens who will stick to things like the rules for keeping noise down after 11pm. Having wardens on site also offers people a level of security.

To me, it is worth the membership fee - plus each Club sends its members a monthly magazine which is worth a read!

'C&CC have tents amongst the caravans and are noisy places as a result'

Not on any C&CC sites we have been on. Oh, and completely disagree about their sites not being maintained.

Quote: Originally posted by markh1 on 22/3/2013

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C&CC have tents amongst the caravans and are noisy places as a result, their sites are less well maintained and many are just private sites paying to use the C&CC franchise so consistency is not their strong point. CC sites are much more consistent and you know what you're going to get before you arrive

CS and CL sites are very variable within both clubs

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Quote: Originally posted by malc1945 on 23/3/2013

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where as CC sites are all marked  and you find your own pitch and just go and tell the wardens the number

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On our only venture onto a CC site we didn't have a choice but were told the number and the wardens waited until we got there to make sure we pitched correctly.