Club sites too expensive

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  • Kennine
    Kennine Forum Participant Posts: 3,472
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    edited September 2018 #302

    CMC sites are not Expensive.  They charge a going rate which some people find easy to pay.

    Do they offer good value for money for the outdoor enthusiast who enjoys walking and cycling to explore the area ? IMO -- No.

    Do they offer value for money for the TV loving, curtain twitching, OAPs ?. .IMO - Yes. 

    So in conclusion  the CMC is not too expensive for some, as can be seen by by their posts on here. The CMC are catering for their own unique customer base,----- but will it last ?. Many people want the CMC to modernise and be all inclusive to a broad spectrum of potential customers.       Will they -- I doubt it. frown 

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited September 2018 #303

    The sites must be quite expensive for you at an extra £12 p/n, K. surprised

  • Kennine
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    edited September 2018 #304

    Nope, Not used any for two years now. There are alternative sites which are much better value for money.In much better locations, including CL's ---- Don't ask !!!  innocent

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  • Tinwheeler
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    edited September 2018 #306

    Don’t ask what? Surely you don’t think I’m going to ask the question "how come you’re using CLs as a non-member"? As if I would.🙄

  • EasyT
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    edited September 2018 #307

     Do they offer value for money for the TV loving, curtain twitching, OAPs ?. .IMO - Yes

    Do you know any TV loving, curtain twitching OAPs that frequent CC sites? I don't. I thought you hadn't been on a CC site for two years? Did you see many then? 

    Keep posting K as my doc always said that laughter is good for one. 

     

  • EasyT
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    edited September 2018 #308

    Info straight from the horse's rear end

  • Oneputt
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    edited September 2018 #309

    No tv in our van, never close the curtains also I’m an oap, so do I fit your demographic K👀💀

  • peedee
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    edited September 2018 #310

    Why thank you Mouslesy it is nice to know at least someone sees a chink of light to the wider world out there. I could ask you to name a more expensive site but I wouldn't be interested in that.wink I'd be more likely to use a Club site.

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  • peedee
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    edited September 2018 #311

    Why would I bother looking at the price of children and dogs CS. I have already said I have neither of these. Price for children and dogs hold no interest for me whatsoever and I don't mind paying deposits. No one bothered to ask about any of these, the focus was on what sites where cheaper not what were the other cost. I took a second look and noticed for a family of 4 the price of WSHP is only 90p a day more than Willingcott and for all the extra facilities which would appeal to a family, many might consider that worth it.  By the way I didn't stay at WSHP but took advantage of a bargain offer at the C&CC site at Lynton which in August was £6 cheaper than Willingcott and Damage Barton and for the record the pitch I used was hard standing with 16A EHU.

    peedee

  • EasyT
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    edited September 2018 #312

    Was that £6 a night PD?

     

  • Cornersteady
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    edited September 2018 #313

    Sorry PD you cannot state one site is cheaper than a neighbouring club, implying that it is always cheaper site and leave it at that, you should have said that only this month and applying only to you. You were cherry picking.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited September 2018 #314

    If you followed the thread I think you'll find myself ( and from memory)  TW, and ET all said the same thing? We even posted examples and named sitessmile

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  • EasyT
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    edited September 2018 #316

    Yes David but rarely I admit ...... perhaps we fools think the same smile

  • peedee
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    edited September 2018 #317

    Yes it was ET, sorry for the omission.

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  • peedee
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    edited September 2018 #318

    Should I? Is it not down to the individual to find the value for money sites? Site prices always vary according to season and offers, surely everbody is aware of that. I have expressed my point of view with examples others have expressed theirs. I am going to leave it there and let the readers make up their own minds. I toured for nearly the  whole of the peak season using a variety of sites for an average price of about £18p.n. I think that is pretty good value in peak season for two adults.

    peedee