Frustrating

The best way to find a campsite in the area you want to tour is to use our own friend - The Google Browser. It will show up all sites in the area.  From there you can select which location you favour.  

Using google earth or google maps will show you the exact location of the site.

Using any of the camping organisation's sites book or even worst the CC website to search for sites is restrictive.

Cheers.................K

 

I always back up a google search with using www.ukcampsite.co.uk, here you can filter down your search as well as location.

JK

That's a little harsh on Club sites, Corners.

I've never found them that bad 

Or if you want to book one night at a weekend in the middle of a tour

Or if the weddings are called off and you need to cancel the booking

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Go to UK Holidays > Search and Book, 

Bottom of page tick filter for sites open all year

Hit Search Button

and Bingo

 EasyT, that method works fine for CC sites and CLs but I prefer to search by map - in this case as soon as you tick the CL box, the option to apply filters diappears

Very very frustrating

I don't search that way - only once a few years ago for a CL and it worked fine but no filters.

DD was after a list of CC sites open all year though. That is easily available.

The CC website is not going to win any prizes but the booking system has always worked well for us and is years ahead of the C&CC one.  if we have had problems the telephone service is fast and friendly.

As for continental holidays I would not dream of using the internet. If you ring you get helpful staff whose knowledge can often reduce your costs and suggest alterations or alternatives if need be. This point though applies to both clubs. I may be old fashioned but find too many people are only interested in using the internet and not willing to use the phone even when it is preferable.