The same Club, just better...

With the last few posts ,I'm beginning to feel the love ❤️ 

Breaking your journey at Scone, I presume you are using the oppositions site😂

Depends how many cars at home. We have a 12 years old X-Trail and a 16 year old yaris.

Also depends on holiday style and storage.

I have nothing to add about the re branding except to say the stickers went into the bin. But I'm wondering if anyone employed in the re branding exercise considered that any potential new members on putting Caravan and ........ into a search engine on the internet to look for a club to join the first one that now comes up is Caravan and Camping Club! Before the change caravan club was to the fore. Caravan and Motor home is way down the list.

It was always there Husky

Maybe I was to busy getting on with my holiday and not worrying what other people were thinking about me ,but nice to know it was there if I needed a hug 🤗 

Really winding up now to be the  biggest post oon CT The huge majority seems incensed with the waste of monies in this rebranding and the impact on the Cl owners. As the chairman resigning, this was the fellow who ruined a caravan on a stunt-a bit like this actually. They never learn.

I'm sorry but I really find the new logo dull, dated & boring  Presumably some company has been paid a fortune to "design" it  And the site fees will go up again to cover it  The general opinion amongst my caravanning family and friends (in a large car club) is that you are pricing yourself out of the market  Last year we only used you out of high season because you were too expensive, especially for the pleasure of sharing kids on bikes etc.  You have always been the best but I am worried that we will not be able to use you on our pension in the future.................

Ooh look, a flying pig.

I've been thinking about reserving hardstanding pitches....

Maybe each site could have a big gravel circle, which caravans only could reserve. They could then pitch nose to tail with awnings facing inwards like a wild west wagon train.  They would then not have to look at the motorhomers.  The motor homes could of course drive around them while going to the service point firing barbed comments at the caravanners, all the while moaning about which side the drain is on, instead of just reversing on or driving on to suit 

It would be almost as exciting as watching me reversing onto a pitch   and provide endless fun for the newbies in the pods and encouraging them to join us after picking sides of course