Joining different clubs

I know non ehu pitches are popular on C&CC sites but remember, CAMC have Steamer Quay in Totnes which is totally non ehu, also an area at Altnahara without ehu too. So there are some variations around. 

Good point Brue, forget about Steamer Quay - great little site. However, I think the absence of EHU is more about lack of investment pending local planning rather than any strategy on the part of CMC? 

From my experience of both clubs ,how friendly a site is, is not down to the clubs, but the mangers of the sites

No sure what quality has go to do with it 
On the clubs sites many of the sites sites are that samey, that if you did not venture of site, you could be confuse that site ,for many others 

I have been a member of both Clubs for over 20 years and while I mainly use C&MC sites I quite often prefer to use a C&CC site for a variety of reasons. I don't recognise many of the TP complaints and concur with the comments already made previougly.

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Thank you all for your comments and helpful advice so I will most probably be rejoining the CCC this year.

I have to admit that I don't like having to have a pitch chosen for me or not having a TV booster, although of course not all CMHC sites have the latter anyway, but as I usually visit midweek, the age discounts would be very useful.  I don't have anything against none Club  sites but don't usually use them, as being a single tourer, often with my dog/s they usually work out more expensive.

Don’t worry, vbfg, you don’t have to accept the pitch they take you to and can ask for something different.

I joined the CCC on acquisition of my third motorhome in 2010, but I stayed for only two, or maybe three, years; I cannot remember exactly now. I might have been unlucky, but the sties I stayed on were just not to my liking, mainly because they felt cramped with pitches too close together, and I found myself avoiding them when choosing sites. It became pointless to renew.

I often think about trying again, but I feel I don't need to pay two subscriptions. The CMC has everything I need and you can, for the most part, rely on knowing what you will get.

Last year I stayed 7 times at C&CC sites plus 1 THS but none CAMC sites. Apart from C&CC sites being, mostly, in less remote locations with better access to public transport, pubs, towns etc. the ability to chose non EHU meant it was substantially cheaper than CAMC.

However, to address the issue raised by the OP, I managed to book a 'one-nighter' notwithstanding the blanket 'two night minimum' criteria. I'm not aware of any that require a three night minimum unless that is an, understandable, bank holiday period.