Posted on 18/06/2018 14:28
Now that all the turbulence of last year's name change is over, I really hope that the Club can get the website sorted out
It really is a disgrace !!
It is so S-L-O-W that many a times I just give up ....... the CCC site by comparison is lightening fast and very responsive & a pleasure to use
As one of the leading caravanning clubs in the UK, the website above all else is what really lets the organisation down
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Posted on 29/06/2018 11:04 by Rocky 2 bucketsAD, we’ve had this conversation before. When I leave the UK it’s to use Hotels for my breaks👍🏻. I fly, I don’t sail.
Posted on 29/06/2018 08:59 by BrianJosieDavid why would try to put someone off joining the club,if you are not happy with it then just leave and let the members who enjoy and support the club carry on enjoying their hobby within that.
All this talk about divides ,Ive never come across it in the many years we have been members We just enjoy our hobby and enjoy meeting people regardless of who they are or what they are camping in .Life is very short ,enjoy it.
From a very happy Brian & Jo @Damage Barton site😊
Posted on 29/06/2018 11:42
Yes Tents are allowed on a growing number of CMC sites as are Camping pods and Yurts. This is a forward thinking concept where the CMC can earn much more money from their pitching areas. Also broaden the appeal of campsites for families and young people. ---- Not to the total exclusion of touring vans though, as there will need to be pitches available for those people.
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Posted on 29/06/2018 11:42 by KennineYes Tents are allowed on a growing number of CMC sites as are Camping pods and Yurts. This is a forward thinking concept where the CMC can earn much more money from their pitching areas. Also broaden the appeal of campsites for families and young people. ---- Not to the total exclusion of touring vans as there will need to be pitches available for those people.
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Posted on 29/06/2018 12:19
I do wonder why those with Overtherepostitis cannot accept that so many people with LV enjoy the experience of touring over here as well as people enjoy touring over there.
Additionally they seem to have an added complication that insists that when you do go over there it has to be with a LV. Other modes of holidaying over there are simply not to be considered as possible or desirable.
Posted on 29/06/2018 12:33
I do wonder why those who have, apparently, spent the last year on a survey researching beautiful places to stay in the UK with superior sites to those run by the club, should be so keen to suggest that "over there" is so much better/braver/mind broadening etc.than using the results of their survey.
Surely they'd have been better off carrying out their survey "over there"? 
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Posted on 29/06/2018 12:33 by moulesyI do wonder why those who have, apparently, spent the last year on a survey researching beautiful places to stay in the UK with superior sites to those run by the club, should be so keen to suggest that "over there" is so much better/braver/mind broadening etc.than using the results of their survey.
Surely they'd have been better off carrying out their survey "over there"?
Posted on 29/06/2018 12:43
"Over There" -- What does that mean ? sounds like something a " Little Englander" would say about any country which is a home to foreigners.; Not that I'm suggesting that you personally fall into that category. 
Surveying Continental campsites ------ Been there ! Done That !! Try keeping up with the posts M - or make reference to your "little black book"
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