How does this Club compare with the ‘Other’?

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

just spotted this deal, too, CY.....also, 5 for £50

says theres a 15% discount for quoting 'LATEDEAL' .....may try that too

ps....this thread says (on my tablet) 533 posts, yet only 532 visible??

I too am a member of both clubs, although I do use the CC more than the C&CC.

I find that I am using far less Club Sites today, due purely  to their cost. Instead I am using more CL's now that many have EHU's..  I am now also using commercial sites from time to time, - again because they tend to be less expensive than the CC.  What has happened here?

Who remembers the early days when It was said that if you joined the CC you would get your money back quite soon because their sites were cheaper to members than  most other commercial sites.

Whatever happened to that club credo?

TF

I still prefer the Caravan Club sites if and when they are available. The problem at this time of year is that there are no club sites open in the location where I need to be. That will change after the 18th March when Northbrook Farm CC site in Worthing opens. That location is ideal for us. Unfortunately, it has been closed for the last four months because the club refuses to keep it open for winter caravanners like ourselves.

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

Excellent bargain CY. It'd be daft not to take advantage of it.

Of course, you'll spare a thought for those families who will be paying sky high prices in school holiday time to subsidise exactly this sort of special offer! 

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

Excellent bargain CY. It'd be daft not to take advantage of it.

Of course, you'll spare a thought for those families who will be paying sky high prices in school holiday time to subsidise exactly this sort of special offer! 

Write your comments here...Sorry M I cannot agree with your argument (highlighted in bold).      In keeping with the leisure industry standard, camping sites discount their prices during off peak periods to encourage otherwise empty pitches being used.  The prices the leisure companies  charge during peak periods are the standard charges for those pitches. So if anybody is subsidising others it is those who utilise the sites during the off peak periods who help keep the peak prices from being even higher. 

K 

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

Excellent bargain CY. It'd be daft not to take advantage of it.

Of course, you'll spare a thought for those families who will be paying sky high prices in school holiday time to subsidise exactly this sort of special offer! 

Write your comments here...Sorry M I cannot agree with your argument (highlighted in bold).      In keeping with the leisure industry standard, camping sites discount their prices during off peak periods to encourage otherwise empty pitches being used.  The prices the leisure companies  charge during peak periods are the standard charges for those pitches. So if anybody is subsidising others it is those who utilise the sites during the off peak periods who help keep the peak prices from being even higher. 

K 

Or you could argue the sky high summer prices enable the discounted winter prices, rather than the site closing. As would happen with an under-utilised CC site.

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

Excellent bargain CY. It'd be daft not to take advantage of it.

Of course, you'll spare a thought for those families who will be paying sky high prices in school holiday time to subsidise exactly this sort of special offer! 

Write your comments here...Sorry M I cannot agree with your argument (highlighted in bold).      In keeping with the leisure industry standard, camping sites discount their prices during off peak periods to encourage otherwise empty pitches being used.  The prices the leisure companies  charge during peak periods are the standard charges for those pitches. So if anybody is subsidising others it is those who utilise the sites during the off peak periods who help keep the peak prices from being even higher. 

K 

Or you could argue the sky high summer prices enable the discounted winter prices, rather than the site closing. As would happen with an under-utilised CC site.

Write your comments here...And I'm sure you agree with me, that by spreading the opening months of any caravan site, enables those who  prefer to holiday during off peak periods to use those sites , It really helps those who holiday during peak time to have a better availability of peak time pitches and sites.  

A win win situation all round 

K

Write your comments here...And I'm sure you agree with me, that by spreading the opening months of any caravan site, enables those who  prefer to holiday during off peak periods to use those sites , It really helps those who holiday during peak time to have a better availability of peak time pitches and sites.  

A win win situation all round 

K

I would certainly agree it provides more choice of sites. However, most of those who holiday now would not be utilising the school holiday peaks in any event. Yes, if they were not able to holiday earlier in the year, they may be forced into paying higher prices, but would stay out of the really busy times.

Just booked a serviced HS at Sandy Balls for next month. Four nights for forty quid. Bargain.

Excellent bargain CY. It'd be daft not to take advantage of it.

Of course, you'll spare a thought for those families who will be paying sky high prices in school holiday time to subsidise exactly this sort of special offer! 

Write your comments here...Sorry M I cannot agree with your argument (highlighted in bold).      In keeping with the leisure industry standard, camping sites discount their prices during off peak periods to encourage otherwise empty pitches being used.  The prices the leisure companies  charge during peak periods are the standard charges for those pitches. So if anybody is subsidising others it is those who utilise the sites during the off peak periods who help keep the peak prices from being even higher. 

K 

Or you could argue the sky high summer prices enable the discounted winter prices, rather than the site closing. As would happen with an under-utilised CC site.

..That is so true and the great thing about being retired ,being able to take advantage of such deals at short notice

blank page syndrome again. Just fixed it --   I thought those errors were supposed to be fixed. last week. Apologies for having to post off subject just to clear the Grimstead error. 

K