Keycamp and Eurocamp brochures are a good place to look for information on sites. Also the Camping and caravan clubs overseas holiday brochure.
What length is you caravan, some sites close to the coast have length restrictions, as the pitches tend to be smaller.
Don't forget to leave a review of the French and other European campsites you have visited!
With DLP knocked on the head, we could afford more time to go a bit further south and maybe get better weather.
I've got brochures coming from everyone. Like you said, a good place to start and then once narrowed down we can then start searching for the best prices online.
Another advantage of trying RCN Camping La Ferme Du Latois, is that it gives you the easy opportunity to check out, in the flesh so to speak, the other, "more commercial" sites in the immediate vicinity, around Lac du Jaunay. Namely Le Pin Parasol, Village De La Guyonniere, La Garangeoire, and Le camping la Bretonnière.
We spent a pleasant day ambling between them all on our push bikes (Yes... you can amble on bikes... we do it all the time!! )
Suffice to say, for the two of us, we're more than happy to return to RCN!
Quote: Originally posted by Frannyvan on 21/12/2014With DLP knocked on the head, we could afford more time to go a bit further south and maybe get better weather.
I've got brochures coming from everyone. Like you said, a good place to start and then once narrowed down we can then start searching for the best prices online.
Put the brochures away Franny, stop searching for prices. Just put the kids in the car, hitch up the caravan, take a decent site guide, and go travelling. Easy.
Quote: Originally posted by Frannyvan on 21/12/2014With DLP knocked on the head, we could afford more time to go a bit further south and maybe get better weather.I've got brochures coming from everyone. Like you said, a good place to start and then once narrowed down we can then start searching for the best prices online.
Put the brochures away Franny, stop searching for prices. Just put the kids in the car, hitch up the caravan, take a decent site guide, and go travelling. Easy.
Even better...leave the kids at home and just go for it.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets