How to found which Coast 2 Coast parks are classic etc.

BE AWARE of resale.
Some parks will not allow resale.
Most will charge a transfer fee. This can amount to lots of dollars.
Check with the park before buying a resale.

We enjoy our membership with C2C and have had very few problems.
You need to read the fine print as to extra charges, etc.
Some parks only have a few spots for C2C, RPI, etc.
We have run into one park that we could not book into due to their
allotted spots being full.

If you are looking at buying in with a new membership from the park then I suggest you take a defibrillator with you. I purchased one (5 yrs. ago) from a park that was only 6 miles from my house when we first got our TT. I have since moved 800 miles away from it and can't get a reasonable amount of my money back out of it so I continue with that park as my home park. My buy in price was 1/3 of what it is today and I still go back there and have used other C2C parks while traveling.
1. Look at resellers first
2. determine if 2 weeks in-1 week out will work OK for you (classic membership) or 3 weeks in-1 week out (Premier membership) is what you want.
3. really think hard if you will actually use that membership enough to make you feel like you are getting your monies worth.

You can do a lot of camping at regular rates for what you are going to pay for a membership, AND have the choice of going anywhere you like. Now, I will say there are some advantages to membership, but only you can decide if something like that will be your best value and fit your needs.

check out briarcliff in SC there pretty reasonable if you look on line you might find 1 for resale a lot cheaper

When you go to C2C's web site and click on the link that lists all their resorts then click on the state you want. They list all the resorts in that state and there's a column on right side that'll list the type of resort it is. It's all on their web site.