In this age of Deposits being rolled over or just kept, and "only independent sites from now on"...
Some differences with independent sites and CAMC (I am a member of C&CC but rarely use their club sites)....
This year, independent sites: two in Wales, one in Malvern, one In Banbury, one in Wellingborough, one in Tonbridge ..... all wanted deposits, all told me where to pitch. Three CAMC sites, Ferry Meadows, Cherry Hinton and Malvern hills, none wanted deposits, none told me where to pitch. ALL sites told me where to position my vehicle / caravan when pitching although only 4, the three CAMC and Abermarlais has a positioning peg. This seems to be particularly evident in Wales where "6m" is now prominent, probably a Covid reinforcement.
I had to cancel three sites at the start of lockdown one, Hertfordshire, Devon and Cornwall, all deposits retained ( and something personally I do not have a problem with), and one when I was booked on the Wednesday and Thursday of lockdown two, Suffolk .... deposit retained. The largest deposit kept, £23 in Cornwall.
Now, I do have some gripes with C&CC, mostly due to the multiple day booking rule on many of their sites. I am a member still, it's worth it for access to 2,000 plus CS sites,I have never had a problem on site other than where they are plonking me might not be where I want to go.
Of the two big club organisations the CAMC are getting quite a lot of praise for their handling of Covid restrictions. At least the nice heated washrooms are open and the individual can take responsibility for themselves. It's up to me if I want to go in those facilities if they appear crowded and it's up to me to sanitise my hands after touching stuff others may also have touched. Of the independent sites I have stopped at this year, a five star over 18 site in Tonbridge had all facilities bar one rather soiled toilet closed, Anita's in Banbury was delightful if you don't want a shower, Whitemills in Wellingborough was brilliant, everything open, the one in Malvern had all facilities closed, Radnors end in Hay on Wye and Abermarlais in Llangagog both had immaculate facilities but partly closed.
Just my, hopefully unbiased, observations of my camping experience in this rather exceptional year that has been cripplingly difficult for so many people.**
Edit: I do have one gripe with the C&CC. Whoever it was I spoke to in "customer Service" in April: Customer/Member ... whatever, It's me that helps pay for the club, it's not the club granting me a big big favour to camp with them.