caravan club or camping and caravan club?

Jan 26, 2006
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hi i am new to caravanning and have just joined the camping and caravan club, little did i know there is also another club which is the (caravan club). which is the best i hope i have made the right decision, or are they the same. be great if you could give me some imformation on both clubs. thanks rachel.
 
Mar 14, 2005
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Moggie, they are both very good and broadly offer the same services. Any difference is usually in general ambience and the 'feel' of the thing. My advice is usually to join both to begin with (if you can afford it). Most people begin to find they feel slightly more at home with one or the other and then decide which they want to stay with for the long term. In our case it was the C&CC, but it doesn't mean we think those who belong the Caravan Club have made the 'wrong' decision - just that they have made the decision that is right for them.
 

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Moggie, the other thing to bear in mind is that the Caravan Club is geared up solely for Caravanners, whereas the C&CC caters for all types of outdoor living enthusiasts.

With this in mind, the CC sites are probably better set out for caravans.

I have been a member of both clubs, but have opted to stay with the CC as their sites suit my needs better.
 
May 25, 2005
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We are members of both clubs, but mainly use the CC sites as they suit us better. Having said that, they do not allow tenters so when our kids decide they want to spend a weekend with us in their tent(s) we use the C&CC. It all boils down to your personal requirements. As suggested above, it would be adviseable, if funds permit, to join both clubs and make up your own mind.
 
Jul 12, 2005
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Moggie

You made the wrong choice. The caravan club is far better to its members (try turning up early) and has better sites
 
Jan 26, 2006
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HI THOUGHT I WOULD LET YOU KNOW I HAVE JUST BEEN ON THE PHONE TO CAMPING AND CARAVANNING CLUB AND THEY HAVE LET ME CANCEL MY MEMBERSHIP WITH THEM. I AM SO RELIEVED AS I WAS A BIT GUTTED THIS MORNING THOUGHT I HAD WASNT
 
Mar 14, 2005
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HI THOUGHT I WOULD LET YOU KNOW I HAVE JUST BEEN ON THE PHONE TO CAMPING AND CARAVANNING CLUB AND THEY HAVE LET ME CANCEL MY MEMBERSHIP WITH THEM. I AM SO RELIEVED AS I WAS A BIT GUTTED THIS MORNING THOUGHT I HAD WASNT
 
Mar 14, 2005
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Hi everyone, Following this thread it occurred to me that I have seen tents on CC sites. I think it was last May that we were up at Clumber Park and there were 3 tents positioned on a grassy area between two hard standings. Both 'vans were obviously together and the children were spread among the tents. Thinking further, I seem to remember this sort Of arrangement at Pembrey Park CC site last August. Please don't get me wrong, I have no objection to this and hasten to add that in both these instances the tents did not infringe upon other pitches. As they were all more substantial than pup tents I was wondering if the CC wardens turned a blind eye to this or perhaps it is even allowed. Comments? best Wishes, George T.
 
Aug 28, 2005
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George,

The CC does allow tents at some sites in limited numbers - Chery hinton @ Cambridge is another side.

Regards Monkeys H
 
May 25, 2005
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I am amazed that tents can be allowed to pitch between caravans. Surely this infringes the fire regulations on club sites. I have seen small tents erected to the rear of caravans, on occasion, but these were used to accommodate chairs, tables, dogs, etc.
 
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I am amazed that tents can be allowed to pitch between caravans. Surely this infringes the fire regulations on club sites. I have seen small tents erected to the rear of caravans, on occasion, but these were used to accommodate chairs, tables, dogs, etc.
Also used to accommodate wives who don't behave :)
 

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