New Site Booking System

Posted on 10/12/2021 18:47 by

I never thought I would live to see such heresy John

Have a good time.

Posted on 10/12/2021 18:42 by MikeyA

I always thought your view was that CAMC sites were invariably cheaper than Commercial sites?  

Posted on 10/12/2021 18:09 by skodaman

not having read all posts ,What happens if you book a grass pitch and on the day of arrival the said pitch or pitch type are not useable ie  a sea of mud  ,what happens on C C C sites is that you told that that is the only type of site available to you they still expect you to use it even when hard surface pitches are unoccupied,, just thought if you pay upfront to gain quicker access to your pitch how will it be possible to get pass the queue of van waiting to get through the barrier onto site just another task added to the site wardens list of things to do

Posted on 10/12/2021 18:09 by skodaman

not having read all posts ,What happens if you book a grass pitch and on the day of arrival the said pitch or pitch type are not useable ie  a sea of mud  ,what happens on C C C sites is that you told that that is the only type of site available to you they still expect you to use it even when hard surface pitches are unoccupied,, just thought if you pay upfront to gain quicker access to your pitch how will it be possible to get pass the queue of van waiting to get through the barrier onto site just another task added to the site wardens list of things to do

Posted on 10/12/2021 19:27 by MichaelT

When that happened to us at Cambridge we were put on a road out of the way overlooking the rally field.

Posted on 10/12/2021 18:35 by Tammygirl

I find it hard to believe that the CCC would insist on you using a muddy unsuitable pitch If there were other pitch types available, it's not to their advantage to have pitches out of use for longer than they need to. 

I recently saw a site manager take out a grass pitch due to a tent groundsheet spoiling it. He raked it and put grass seed down, watered it and said he would water it every day it didn't rain, until the grass took hold and he could put it back in service. I didn't think it was that bad and voiced that. He said he could if he had to let a small pup tent on it but they would have to pitch in a different place on the grass, his preference was to to take it out until it recovered. 

Posted on 10/12/2021 19:41 by eurortraveller

For Cambridge, after just one visit to Cherry Hinton quarry we went several times to  Highfield  Farm touring park at Comberton on the western edge of the city - and found Beverley and her family unfailingly helpful about pitch selection. Their site is spacious and impeccable but the downside is that it is not open all year. 

Posted on 10/12/2021 20:12 by MichaelT

We have been there, a bit/lot more expensive and out of town, we like the C&CC one as its a short ride into town on the bike.  Booked Cherry Hinton in March as C&CC not open hoping its not so far to bike as well but from reviews I know its not such an open site.

Posted on 10/12/2021 21:18 by Tammygirl

We certainly didn't like it, wasn't helped by the grumpy wardens at the time.