is the Club about touring or static holidays?

There are many of us who spend several if not many consecutive nights on C&MC sites, just not on the same site. That is one advantage to joining this 'club', they don't insist on a minimum number of nights on one site! Long may the differences between club and the commercials exist! It's a network of touring venues not one site we join!

I'm sorry I don't understand your statement that Motorhomes or the people that use them are causing problems & spoiling other members bookings.

ALL members are entitled to book & stay whatever number of nights they like  , there is no minimum nights booking limit with this club , I think you need to read the club's terms & conditions regarding bookings .

As for BOOKING DAY on December 6 , that's for ALL the membership to book their holiday choices for next year ....end of  .

It's done on a first come first served system  , which is fair for  all members including you .👍

Have to say that no-one spoils my holiday by either of the two methods, I have a workaround for any so called obstacles, and that ensures me a good time.

To be fair it was not the view of the OP, the OP was just commenting about the view of others I think, a view we have heard on occasions from a few others.

The actual quote, which was a question from the floor by a Mr Sheppard was that he ‘ Observed that if motorhomers were staying for shorter periods, this could disadvantage touring caravanners (in terms of pitch availability), who wanted to stay for longer periods.’

I think the reply I gave is still relevant to what the OP referred too , I can understand how I may have misread it .

The no minimum nights that can be booked by any member will  i agree could inconvenience some members at some point wanting to book more than 7 nights at one site , but that's the same for us all.

No offence was intended ..👍

I see nearly as many 'short stay' caravans as motorhomes. Only weekenders seem to be truly short stay 

intersting that 'Mr Sheppard' referred to disadvantaging 'touring' caravanners when referring to to a MHer who seemed (to me) to be actually 'touring' when compared to his 'stay for longer periods'

It’ll be someone who probably doesn’t like the name change 

But isn't it simply all down to club sites being popular with both types of outfit? If sites weren't full(ish) there would be no problem about who stays longer? 

It;s an interesting statistic which outfit stays longer but like Metheven, I've never been 'disadvantaged' at all and wouldn't even waste any time worrying about it. You try and book and either you get in or not, if you can't then someone got in before you, as Sargent major Williams would say, oh dear, how sad, never mind and again I'm not really bothered who/what it was. Just try somewhere else.