Hurrah for the club

Hi everyone,

Thanks so much for these kind words, I’ll make sure each compliment is forwarded to the relevant department. 

Rochelle

That's great Rochelle and a lot of kind words are well earned.  However do our grumbles get to someone who could deal with them - or should we write to the CC seperately?

That's great Rochelle and a lot of kind words are well earned.  However do our grumbles get to someone who could deal with them - or should we write to the CC seperately?

Good post Pippah...it "should"work both ways, lets wait and see....

I'm so chuffed with them, I'm thinking of popping in to say hello and give them all a big hug when we're down that way in a couple of weeks.

Have the kettle on, Rochelle 

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For me it is rallies. They have given my wife and I such a lot of good times and we have made so many friends over the years. That is before I take account of the excellent insurance services, Mayday and CL's.

Although I haven't been a big fan of club sites in the past, we have just returned from our first holiday on a C&CC site.  What a disappointment - it was the most unfriendly site we have ever stayed on (especially given the strap-line of that particular club!) and the units were crowded together when this was totally unnecessary given the available space.  It was a breath of fresh air staying at Broadway overnight on the way there and back.  Everyone spoke - said "hello" or "Good Morning" etc and the atmosphere was just totally different. I still prefer the relaxed atmosphere of CLs, though, and that's my main reason for being a member of the Club and am happy to pay my subs just for that privilege.

I once asked someone on a C&CC site why they were pitched so close, they said the warden had told them about the "six metre rule".

Silly beggars thought it meant they HAD to pitch six metres away from the next unit. I explained it meant six metres MINIMUM not MAXIMUM.

Could that be why they were all so close I wonder. Mind you there is a strong "herding" instinct with some campers. Perhaps they are scared of the dark

Judging by the number of lights on site people must be scares of the dark.  I must remember to tell my neighbour I had to park next to him as I needed the bollard for very short TV aerial!

Fysherman - no this wasn't the campers - this was totally down to the Site Manager (Warden) who positioned everyone.  The vans were so close that by the time the cars were parked in between the units, there was hardly room to open the car doors! Totally ridiculous and unnecessary given all the other space elsewhere.  I shall be thinking long and hard before I ever contemplate using a C&CC site again.  I have moaned in the past about some Caravan Club sites being a bit tight for space - but nothing as bad as this.