European Caravan And Motorhome Holidays 2026

European Caravan and Motorhome Holidays

European campsites, ferries and LeShuttle

Plan your venture abroad

Spain

Aragón, Cantabria,

La Rioja & Galicia

E02 De Haro 95

E05 Playa Joyel 95

E12 Peña Montañesa 95

E27 Caravaning Oyambre 95

E28 El Molino de Cabuérniga 95

E29 Lago Resort 95

E40 Ariztigain 96

E49 Bayona Playa 96

E54 A Lagoa 96

E56 As Nevedas 96

E60 Las Corralizas 96

E61 El Helguero 96

E63 Camping Gavin 97

E64 Camping Lago Barasona 97

E71 Gran Camping Zarautz NEW 97

E77 Huttopia Caminos de Galicia NEW 97

Madrid, Castilla y León & Castilla La Mancha

E03 El Astral 99

E04 Monte Holiday 100

E26 Regio 100

E38 El Mirador de Cabañeros 100

E39 Arco Iris 100

E57 Valle do Seo 100

E65 Puerta de la Demanda 100

Murcia, Valencia

E16 La Manga 103

E18 Altomira 103

E19 Bonterra Resort 103

E20 Kikopark Playa 103

E43 L’Orangeraie Calig 103

E50 Los Olivos de Xivert 103

E62 La Media Legua 104

E72 El Portus NEW 104

E73 Kikopark Rural NEW 104

E74 Camping Peñíscola NEW 104

W04 Ribamar 105

W05 Alannia Costa Blanca 105

W07 Alannia Guardamar 105

W21 Camping Alicante Imperium 105

W22 Villasol 105

Extremadura

E70 Camping Sierra de Gata NEW 119

Cataluña

E08 Vilanova Park 110

E14 La Torre del Sol 110

E22 L’Amfora 110

E58 Alannia Els Prats New 110

E76 Huttopia Barcelona Pirineos NEW 110

Andalucía

E06 La Bella Vista 114

E21 Cabopino 114

E24 La Aldea 114

E25 La Campiña 114

E33 Los Escullos 114

E51 Huttopia Parque de Doñana 114

E52 La Sierrecilla 115

E53 Camping Pueblo Blanco 115

E66 Camping El Madroñal NEW 115

E67 Taiga Puerto Santa Maria NEW 115

E68 Taiga Almería Playa NEW 115

E69 Taiga Conil NEW 115

W01 Las Lomas 116

W02 Roche 116

W06 La Rosaleda 116

W10 Cabo de Gata 116

W12 Playa Almayate Costa 117

W13 Taiga Tarifa Valdevaqueros 117

W20 Parque Tropical 117

Portugal

E07 Turiscampo 124

E10 Guincho 124

E31 Angeiras 124

E37 Parque Cerdeira 124

W18 São Pedro de Moel 124

W23 Cepo Verde 124

W24 Vagueira 125

W28 Costa do Vizir 125

W29 Colina do Sol NEW 125

W30 Quinta do Retiro NEW 125

W31 Markádia NEW 125

W32 Monte das Louzeiras NEW 125

Republic of Ireland

Z01 River Valley Caravan Park 188

Z02 Fleming’s White Bridge 188

Z04 N agles Doolin 188

Z05 Blarney Caravan & Camping Park 189

Z06 Glenross 189

Z08 Glen of Aherlow 189

Z11 Cong Camping & Caravan Park 189

Z13 Lough Arrow Touring Park 189

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

C32 Les Ranchisses 78

L18 Huttopia Royat 78

L23 De Vaubarlet 78

M02 Belledonne 78

M05 Le Coin Tranquille 78

M06 Le Taillefer 78

M07 L’Escale 79

M08 La Colombière 79

M10 Le Bontemps 79

M12 Le Vaugrais 79

M13 Camping de Lyon 79

M14 Nature Parc l’Ardéchois 79

M15 Huttopia Bourg St. Maurice 80

M19 A la Rencontre du Soleil 80

M20 Bel’Epoque du Pilat 80

M25 Champ la Chèvre 80

M26 La Grappe Fleurie 80

M28 Huttopia Lac de Siauve NEW 80

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

J02 Huttopia la Plage Blanche 90

J14 Au Bois Joli Andryes 90

J16 Camping de Nevers NEW 90

L12 Le Château de l’Epervière 90

L17 Le Pont de Bourgogne 90

L32 Merry-sur-Yonne 90

Brittany

B01 La Hallerais 46

B02 Le Domaine du Logis 46

B05 Bellevue Erquy 46

B06 Les Iles 46

B08 Les Ormes, Domaine & Resort 46

B12 Le Raguénès-Plage 46

B15 La Plage 47

B16 Du Poulquer 47

B17 De la Piscine 47

B20 Le Ty Nadan NEW 47

B21 L’Orangerie de Lanniron 47

B26 Mané Guernehué 47

B29 Baie de St Polt 48

B30 Des Abers 48

B32 Le Domaine de la Ville Huchet 48

B33 Penboch 48

B37 Huttopia Douarnenez 48

B38 Les 7 Iles 48

B39 L’Océan Breton 49

B41 Le Lac Carnac 49

B43 Au Gré des Vents 49

B46 Camping Kost-Ar-Moor NEW 49

Centre-Val-de-Loire

L02 Le Parc du Val de Loire 73

L05 Les Bois du Bardelet 73

L08 Le Moulin Fort 73

L20 Le Parc de Fierbois 73

L26 Huttopia Les Châteaux 73

L33 L’Orangerie de Beauregard Villedomer 73

L36 Château de la Rolandière 74

L38 L’Etang de la Vallée 74

L39 Le Jardin de Sully 74

L41 Camping Gien 74

L42 La Citadelle 74

L43 Camping le Rochât Belle Isle NEW 74

Grand-Est

J05 Camping de la Liez 86

J06 Les Portes d’Alsace 87

J07 Le Lac d’Orient 87

J08 Au Clos de la Chaume 87

J15 Châlons en Champagne 87

L30 La Samaritaine 87

L44 L’Ile aux mille Charmes NEW 87

Hauts-de-France

P02 Au Bord de L’Aisne 55

P04 Bal 55

P05 La Bien Assise 55

P06 Le Château de Drancourt 55

P08 Le Château du Gandspette 56

P14 Du Vivier aux Carpes 56

P21 Le Mont des Bruyères 56

P22 Le Château des Tilleuls 56

A31

A34

A35 Le Bois Joli - Bois de Céné 31

A36 Le Pin Parasol 31

A42

B25

N07 Le Grand Large 60

N08 L’Aiguille Creuse 61

N10 Riva Bella 61

N12 Le Cormoran 61

N13 Risle-Seine les Etangs 61

N15 La Forêt Jumièges 61

N16 Le Domaine de la Catinière 61

N17 Haliotis

D48

D52

D53

Occitanie

C01

C28

C37

Île-de-France

P09 Caravaning des 4 Vents 52

P17 Huttopia Rambouillet NEW 52

P18 Camping de Paris 52

P23 La Belle Etoile 52

P24 La Rivière Dorée 52 Normandy N01 Le Brévedent

C58

A12

A23

A26

L35

L45

L48 Nantes Camping

Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

C08 Les Pêcheurs 83

C09 L’Hippocampe 83

C21 Esterel Caravaning 83

C30 Les Pinèdes 83

C44 Le Mas de Nicolas 83

C45 L’Argentière 83

C47 Les Tomasses 84

C49 Le Luberon 84

C52 Les Prés Hauts 84

C53 La Presqu’île Serre-Ponçon 84

C61 Camping du Pont d’Avignon NEW 84

M24 La Roquette 84

Belgium

H15 Klein Strand 142

H23 Lilse Bergen 142

H25 Kindervreugde 142

H26 Ardennen Camping Bertrix 142

Luxembourg

H07 Gritt 145

NETHERL ANDS

Zeebrugge

BELGIUM

Châlons-en-Champagne

Châtillon-sur-Seine

Châteauroux

Clermont-

Bourg-Saint-Maurice

Welcome

Get away, your way

Europe is a wonderland of spectacular natural beauty, historic gems and cultural charms, home to some of the world’s finest cities and most magnificent landscapes; from soaring alpine scenery to luscious vineyards and white sandy beaches. A European adventure promises unforgettable experiences and memories to last a lifetime.

Whether you’re looking to spend time hiking, cycling and swimming or if you’d prefer to while away days soaking up the dreamy sights and

iconic landmarks, allow us to whisk you away to our collection of incredible European locations to plan your dream escape.

At your service

Why book your next overseas touring holiday with the Caravan and Motorhome Club?

It’s simple. With over 50 years’ experience, we are the UK’s trusted experts in this unique holiday style and exist exclusively to secure you the best travel options, campsites and prices. We’re on your side, and we’ll be with you all the way.

The best prices, guaranteed

To put it simply, you get the best prices for campsites, ferries and LeShuttle when you book through the Club. If you find the same site or channel crossing cheaper, let us know and we’ll match it! Please see our website for details of the Price Match Guarantee.

Your booking is secure

Not only are the Caravan and Motorhome Club your trusted experts in delivering great holidays, you’ll also benefit from the

financial security of booking with us. We provide full financial protection for non-flight package holidays by way of a bond held by ABTA. If you buy other travel arrangements such as ‘ferry only’ this protection doesn’t apply. For extra peace of mind, when you book a ferry and campsite package your holiday is protected by the Package Travel Regulations.

We check out the sites for you

We handpick and inspect our sites so that we have 100% confidence in endorsing them for you. That is why you can be sure that our range of over 350 sites across Europe will be some of the best sites available.

Our knowledge and experience

Our Overseas Travel team have great relationships with our overseas site network so they can help you out with any special requests, like asking for a specific pitch, and can provide you with free expert advice on all aspects of travelling overseas. Our Club website has an extensive range of information on everything from essential travel documents or road tolls to travelling with your pet. Our online booking system makes it easy to compare ferry routes and campsites and will prompt you how you get the best value combined ferry and campsite deals.

Red Pennant European Breakdown and Travel Insurance

Provided by us, designed for you

The Caravan and Motorhome Club’s Red Pennant product has been designed and tailored to meet the specific needs of those driving their vehicle abroad. It’s a lot more than simply insurance cover, providing not only protection and reassurance, but caring and knowledgeable support directly from Club staff if problems arise while you’re away.

What’s covered?

Cover can include:

• Repatriation for your car and caravan, campervan or your motorhome in the event of a breakdown

• Medical emergency care and expenses including bringing you and your outfit home if and when required

• Access to the Club’s in house Emergency Assistance Team – providing all the care and expertise to get your holiday back on track.

To find out more, and for help deciding which policy is for you, see pages 190 -191.

Book with confidence

Book and travel with confidence with the Caravan and Motorhome Club. Plan ahead with the reassurance that you’re in safe hands with the trusted experts.

When you’re ready to explore the great outdoors, we’ll be with you every mile of the way. With guaranteed lowest prices, ABTA bonded financial protection and handpicked, quality checked campsites, all from the Club that cares.

The Club’s Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance provides European breakdown and medical emergency help. With a 24hr assistance line, our caring and experienced Club staff are on hand to assist you every step of the way. We’ve got you covered.

Lowest price guarantee†

Book an overseas site, caravan, motorhome or campervan LeShuttle or ferry crossing through the Club and you'll get the lowest price - guaranteed!

ABTA bonded for peace of mind

Providing financial protection and reassurance on your package holiday booking.

Expert knowledge

With over 118 years of experience helping people to explore the great outdoors. Travel with confidence with the trusted experts and holiday providers.

Trusted service

Trusted membership organisation as rated on Trustpilot, delivering award-winning customer service.

Quality campsites

Our trusted campsite partners are handpicked and quality inspected by our experienced team to ensure high standards.

Overseas Emergency Assistance with Red Pennant**

Providing European breakdown and medical emergency assistance. With a 24-hour assistance line, our caring and experienced Club staff are on hand to assist you.

** Red Pennant is underwritten by Tedaisy Underwriting Limited as Underwriting Agents for Astrenska Insurance Limited. For further information visit camc.com/redpennant

†To find out more visit camc.com/pricematch

Our holidays are ABTA protected

What is ABTA?

Formerly known as the Association of British Travel Agents, ABTA has been a trusted travel brand for over 75 years, offering advice and guidance to the travelling public, as well as leading the travel industry in supporting high service standards. We provide full financial protection for non-flight package holidays by way of a bond held by ABTA. If you buy other travel arrangements such as ‘ferry only’ this protection doesn’t apply. For more information visit www.ABTA.com

You will be reassured to know that package holidays that have been sold to you in the UK by ABTA Members are protected financially in the event of a company failure; this means that in the unlikely event your travel company goes out of business, there will be a quick, clear and simple process for you to follow, so you’ll be able to continue your holiday as planned or get your money back. For more information visit www.abta.com.

Getting there

Your holiday starts before you’ve even left the UK, so we want to make sure that getting to the continent is as straightforward and simple as possible.

We work with all major ferry operators and LeShuttle to make sure we’re offering the best deals and widest range of options for our members.

Ferry Services Guaranteed lowest fares*

Our connections with all the major UK ferry operators and LeShuttle mean we work hard to guarantee the same or even lower fares than buying from them direct!

It’s a promise we work hard to keep, by constantly negotiating new offers and special package prices that we pass exclusively to our members. For the latest information on our special offers please visit our website camc.com/offers

It’s just one more advantage of being a Caravan and Motorhome Club member – the lowest fares guaranteed!*

We’ve got it covered

No matter where you live in the UK, you can sail to the continent and Ireland with our super low fares. With sailings from the UK to France, Spain, the Netherlands and Ireland, we can get you a head start to your next touring holiday, wherever in Europe that might be!

Special prices when booking campsites and ferries with your Club

When you book a campsite stay and a ferry crossing at the same time you’ll get access to our special ‘Combined Deals’ which are often cheaper than booking them separately. Look out for the Combined Deal by the ferry price when booking on our website.

It pays to book early

It’s always wise to book early to be sure of getting your preferred date and time of travel. Also low fares can be snapped up quickly and prices tend to increase closer to the travel date. If possible, be flexible with your travel dates as fares are usually higher during school holidays and at weekends.

*Please see our website for details of our price match guarantee. camc.com/booking-terms-and-conditions

Routes available

Operator Route from Route to Journey time

Brittany Ferries Portsmouth Cherbourg 6-9h

Caen (Ouistreham) 6-8h

St Malo 11h

Santander 28h 30m - 33h 30m

Bilbao 31h 30m - 36h

Le Havre 6h

Poole Cherbourg 4h 30m

Plymouth Santander 20h 15m

Roscoff 5h 30m - 9h

DFDS Newcastle Ijmuiden 15h (Amsterdam)

Dover Dunkirk 2h

Dover Calais 1h 30m

Newhaven Dieppe 4h

LeShuttle Folkestone Calais 35m

Irish Ferries Pembroke Rosslare 4h

Holyhead Dublin 2h 15m - 4h

Dover Calais 1h 30m

P&O Ferries Dover Calais 1h 30m

Hull Rotterdam 12h

P&O Irish Sea Cairnryan Larne 2h

Stena Line Fishguard Rosslare 3h 30m

Harwich

Hook of Holland 6-8h

Holyhead Dublin 3h 15m

Cairnryan Belfast 2h 15m

Liverpool Belfast 8h

Choosing your route

We have close ties with all major ferry operators and LeShuttle so we can help you choose the right route and operator.

Routes: Poole-Cherbourg; Portsmouth-Caen/St Malo/ Cherbourg/Santander/Bilbao/ Le Havre; Plymouth-Roscoff/Santander.

Sailings: Day and night all year round.

Why we love it: Save driving time and fuel by arriving closer to your destination while enjoying fabulous facilities on board.

Routes: Dover-Dunkirk; Dover-Calais; Newhaven-Dieppe; Newcastle-Ijmuiden (for Amsterdam).

Sailings: Up to 30 sailings a day to France and daily overnight to the Netherlands all year round.

Why we love it: A great variety of routes and regular services to France and a convenient option for getting to the Netherlands from the North.

Routes: Folkestone-Calais

Crossings: Up to 3 crossings an hour all year round. Why we love it: This is the fastest route across the Channel and runs in all weathers. Great if travelling with pets as you can all stay together in the vehicle.

Routes: Dublin-Holyhead; Rosslare-Pembroke; Dover-Calais

Sailings: Up to 6 sailings a day to Ireland and 14 sailings a day to France.

Why we love it: A choice of ferry or Fastcraft services on the Irish Sea routes. The Dover-Calais service adds another option on the ‘short sea’ which helps keep the prices competitive.

Routes: Dover- Calais; Hull-Rotterdam.

Sailings: 15 sailings a day to France and daily overnight sailings to the Netherlands all year round.

Why we love it: Dover-Calais has two new vessels with lower carbon emissions and ‘pet lounges’ where you can relax with your furry friends. The Hull route provides a good option from the North with comfortable cabins and good facilities on overnight sailings.

Routes: Larne-Cairnryan

Sailings: Up to 7 sailings a day Larne-Cairnryan.

Why we love it: A great option for getting to Ireland from the North, and a fantastic variety of sailing times.

Routes: Dublin-Holyhead; Rosslare-Fishguard; Belfast-Cairnryan; Belfast-Liverpool; Harwich-Hook of Holland.

Sailings: Up to 14 sailings per day to Ireland, day and overnight services to the Netherlands.

Why we love it: The most extensive route network to and from Ireland with superfast services on Belfast-Cairnryan route and two large superferries on Harwich-Hook of Holland route providing ideal access to the Netherlands and Germany.

How to book

Online or by phone

You can book your holiday on our website when convenient for you at camc.com/overseas or by calling our Travel Team on 01342 488 378. You’ll save the £20 Contact Centre booking fee if you book online.

Our online booking system makes it easy to compare LeShuttle and ferry routes and displays our campsites on an interactive map making it easy to plan your route. It will also prompt you how to get the best value combined deals if you book your crossing with a minimum of four nights on a campsite or four Overseas Site Night Vouchers.

Payments

The deposit required for sites is 20% of the total site price and crossing deposits vary from 25% to full payment. If paying a deposit you will need to pay the full balance by the date given on your confirmation. Full payment will always be required if booking within 70 days of your travel date.

Prices

Ferry and LeShuttle fares are valid only at the time they are given, and may change if the booking is not made immediately. Similarly, special offer fares may have limited capacity, with the full fare being payable once capacity has been reached. However we will always do our best to find you the lowest possible fare.

Finding your site

With over 350 to choose from, you may struggle to narrow down which of our fabulous sites you want to visit first.

Throughout the brochure you’ll find descriptions of each country or region indicating key attractions and things to do in the local area. The site pages give a brief description of the campsites and their facilities and full information can be found on our website.

Sites information

The campsites included are not owned by the Caravan and Motorhome Club but have been carefully selected and inspected by our experienced team.

The majority of campsites have a mix of touring pitches and static accommodation and vary in size from over 1,500 pitches to fewer than 60 pitches. Many of the sites offer entertainment throughout the day and lots of sports facilities to keep the whole family happy. Others offer a quieter break with limited facilities allowing you to relax and get back to nature in stunning locations. Many sites have bars, restaurants or takeaway outlets with a basic menu, while others may have a small shop to get some basic provisions.

In low season campsites often close some of their facilities or have limited operating times.

As a minimum all of the campsites in our programme have Electric hook-up pitch types but many sites offer Serviced pitches or other upgraded options.

For full details of opening dates, pitch types, facilities, special offers and prices, visit our website.

Member reviews

Many members like to share their experiences of our sites which is a good tool when researching your own trips. You can help other members decide whether this site is right for them by leaving a review on camc.com/overseas after you’ve been on holiday.

Bern, Switzerland

Special offers

We want you to make the most of your holiday, with the best deals.

Here’s a guide to the special offers you can find across our programme. Look for the Special offer symbol on each site listing, where applicable.

Free Nights

SPECIAL OFFER

Book a certain amount of nights to receive extra nights for free.

Early Bird Offers

These offers are available when you book early, before a certain date.

Free Extras

Receive extra treats on arrival for booking your stay, these can be anything from a free bottle of wine to spa access.

Long Stay Rate

Special rates available when you book for a longer period of time.

Long Stay Offer

% off when you book a minimum number of nights.

Senior Rate

Special rates available for senior members.

Full details on each site’s special offers, including available dates can be found on our website: camc.com/overseas

Pricing guide

Exact prices are shown on our website but this guide gives an indication of the lowest price on each site; based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults on a basic pitch in low season. Prices can vary by duration of stay, pitch type and special offers.

£ less than £20

££ between £20-£26

£££ between £26-£32

££££ between £32-£40

£££££ £40 or more

Key to campsite symbols

3 Ski site

You can ski nearby during the winter

7 En-route site

A good stopping point on longer journeys

4 Winter sun site

Great for getting some sun in the winter

6 Christmas market site

Great for visiting Christmas markets in the winter

5 City break site

Near to a city, generally with good transport links

Site rating

Awarded by local authorities who use different grading criteria to UK award systems.

2 s= Accessibility rating

Campsite facilities and pathways rated as excellent, good, average or limited. See page TBC for more information.

b

Convenient for Motorhomes

Some facilities, e.g. restaurants or shops within 1 mile, has good public transport links and facilities for motorhomes

Q Ideal for families

Facilities or nearby activities make this a good site for families

c Peace & quiet

Offers peace & quiet off peak, although may be livelier in high season

2 Beach

Direct access to a sandy beach (Sea/Lake/River)

Dogs welcome on site

T Wi-Fi

Available on site, if followed by £ then a charge is payable

H Shop on site

9 3 pin plug sockets available

p Motorhome Service Point on site

v Entertainment on site

See our website entries for any specific information

u Swimming pool on site

e Playground on site

S Play area on site

y Tennis on site

W Fishing on site

(or nearby if included in the ‘Nearby’ section)

Y Golf on site

(or nearby if included in the ‘Nearby’ section)

1 Water sports on site (or nearby if included in the ‘Nearby’ section)

0 Daily Public Transport

Within 2km of the site

[ Active Stays

Small site

Small site up to 60 pitches

Your first venture abroad Where to start?

Where will your adventure take you?

If you’ve been touring around the UK for many years or you’ve just started, it can be an exciting time planning your first adventure overseas, also a little daunting knowing where to start.

Your choice of destination will of course depend on the time you have, what time of year you wish to go and what you’d like to do. Many locations are perfect for hiking or cycling or try white water rafting in Austria, swimming in the beautiful Italian lakes or simply explore the local culture.

Ways to get there

Driving on and off a ferry can be daunting at first but if you drive slowly, particularly over the ramp, and follow the guidance from the port staff it is relatively straightforward with no reversing required. LeShuttle allocates high vehicles in their single deck carriages which have much wider entrances to make it easier to manoeuvre.

The choice of crossing is often determined by the distance from port to the European destination, the cost and whether you are travelling with a pet.

Shorter crossings from Dover are often the cheapest option but good deals on Newhaven-Dieppe or Harwich-Hook of Holland can mean that these routes are comparable in price. If you want to travel to Spain or Portugal there is the option of a ferry from Portsmouth or Plymouth to Spain. These sailings cost more than the shorter sea crossings to France however, by the time you factor in fuel, accommodation en route and road tolls it could be a good option. Also these overnight ferries all have comfortable cabins where you can rest and arrive fresh for the rest of your journey.

If your pet is going on holiday with you, it’s possible to book pet-friendly cabins on the longer ferry routes although they are very popular and sell out quickly. On the shorter sea crossings pets usually stay in the vehicle, however there are kennel options on some of the routes and P&O Dover and Irish Ferries Dover ships have pet lounges where you can relax with your pet. If you have an anxious pet then LeShuttle may be a good option as you all stay in the vehicle together.

Let us organise it for you

Join us on one of our Escorted European Tours with tour hosts on hand to make your trip as carefree as possible. More details on page 22.

Need more inspiration?

Read other members stories here camc.com/blog or see some suggested roadtrips here camc.com/overseas-holidays/holiday-ideas/ suggested-independent-tours/ Bruges, Belgium

Finding your ideal campsite

Our campsites vary in size but usually have more facilities than in the UK. It is common to find swimming pools, sports areas and entertainment to keep the whole family happy and many sites have bars and cafes or small shops for essential provisions. Note that some onsite facilities may be closed or open less frequently in low season.

It’s also important to remember that lunch times can be longer than in the UK. Check-in times vary but are usually from 15:00 so if you turn up earlier than that you may be waiting around for reception to open. As sites can be down single track roads or for those that don’t have a waiting area or car park, it’s advisable not to arrive early. Shops in the towns and villages can also close for a few hours in the afternoons so time your food shopping around this. With a range of accommodation on most overseas sites you may be pitched beside lodges, cabins or seasonal residents.

It is increasingly common for campsites to have a more natural look with uncut grass and hedges to attract more wildlife to help the environment. Although outside of northern parts of Europe it is more likely to find sandy pitches as the weather is too hot for grass to grow.

It's worth noting that pitch spacing can be tighter than in the UK and outfits may be pitched in all sorts of formations. This leads to some sites having restrictions on the size of outfit that they can accept.

All of our pitches have Electric hook-up as minimum but note that the amperage may be lower than in the UK, some as low as 6 amps, which may not be enough for all of your more powerful appliances. Where electricity is not included in the pitch price it will be metered and payable locally. More info on electric and gas connections on page 197.

Top tips for first timers

• Plan your route including stopovers on the way. How far to drive per day is a personal choice and may determine your destination choice

• Toll roads are very common across Europe with most countries applying charges for using some of their motorways. They can be convenient as they are often quicker and less busy than other roads. More info on specific schemes on page 195

• Large sites with entertainment may be noisier into the late evenings

• Check your vehicle insurance covers your destination

• Take your V5C certificate with you (plus a copy)

• European Travel and breakdown insurance is recommended

• Check the speed limits for your vehicle weight combination

• Check essential kit such as warning triangle, high-vis vests for all passengers, fire extinguisher and first aid kits

Driving in Europe

Driving on the right may seem a little strange initially but taking it easy and paying attention to the road signs mean you'll soon get used to it. In France the roads outside of major towns and cities seem to be less busy than the UK which helps to acclimatise.

Via michelin route planner is a useful tool as along with helping to find your preferred route, it also lets you see what toll roads, fuel consumption and estimated cost will be. As in the UK some sites have narrow access roads so please check if you are travelling in a larger outfit.

Similar to the UK, many European countries have implemented low emission zones usually around city centres, with rules applied depending on specific vehicle types. It’s possible to avoid many of these zones but as the vehicle stickers are relatively cheap to buy, many members buy them anyway in case they have a change of plan or encounter diversions en route. Each country operates their own scheme and in general stickers need to be purchased before you leave the UK so check the requirements of each country in advance. More info on pages 194 & 195.

• Tourist, Eco or Rubbish taxes may apply and will need to be paid directly to sites along with any other local charges, e.g. pets

• For best value, be flexible with travel dates and times, e.g. mid-week crossings are generally cheaper than weekends. Travelling outside of peak season is cheaper but if you have to travel during school holidays, rates often reduce in mid-August

• Electricity and gas may require adaptors

• For information such as what food is permitted when entering the EU and specific country regulations visit gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice

• Taking your pet? Speak to your vet about an Animal Health Certificate 3 months before travel. Many sites will have details of local vets for Tapeworm treatment before returning to the UK

• It’s not uncommon for toilet blocks to be mixed gender or for the toilets to not have seats. Also not all sites provide toilet roll or hand soap so it is always handy to have some with you.

Road trips across Europe

The joy of travel isn’t just about the destination, it’s also about the adventure you have along the way.

Our suggested itineraries will help you plan an unforgettable road trip across Europe, see charming towns and exciting scenery en route to your destination.

To help you plan your journey, we’ve highlighted routes that feature memorable sights and welcoming stopover sites the Club can book for you, making your trip as enjoyable as possible. We’ve also included scannable QR codes taking you directly to Google maps to help you plan your journey in real time.

Take a look at our routes:

France

Caen to Biarritz ....................................................... Page 36

Head west through Nantes and La Rochelle for a coastal adventure, or choose the inland route via Le Mans and Poitiers for rolling countryside and culture.

Calais to Carcassonne .......................................... Page 65

Take your pick of routes. The first takes you via Dijon and Avignon, the second leads you through Orléans and Rocamadour.

Spain

Calais to Tarragona .............................................Page 109

Choose between a route through Le Mans and St Emilion or travel via Paris and Montluçon before reaching the Catalan coast.

Santander to Marbella .......................................Page 113

One option winds south through Cáceres and Sevilla, the other takes you via Madrid and Córdoba.

Portugal NEW

Santander to Porto Covo

Take the scenic road from Santander to Porto Covo, passing through León and Braga.

Page 123

Sweden NEW

Calais to Gränna ...................................................Page 152

Board the ferry from Aarhus to Odden across Denmark and from Helsingor over to Helsingborg in Sweden.

Hook of Holland to Gränna ...............................Page 152

Cross the Öresund Bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö before continuing to Gränna or tour the Storebæltsbroen Bridge from Nyborg to Halsskov.

Austria

Hook of Holland to Lofer ...................................Page 160

Take the scenic road from Santander to Porto Covo, passing through León and Braga.

Italy

Calais to Florence ...............................................Page 165

Adventure through Paris and Geneva, combining romantic France with Alpine beauty, or tour through Reims and Bern, before reaching Tuscany.

Montenegro NEW

Hook of Holland to the Bay of Kotor ..................Page 183

This route takes you south through Cologne and Ljubljana.

Calais to Petrovac ................................................Page 183

This route carries you through Dijon and Trieste.

Long Stay Winter Sun Hosted Holidays

Escape to Spain for our Long Stay Winter Sun hosted holidays

Whether it’s your first winter touring trip or you’re an experienced winter sun seeker, many members enjoy the company of others on a hosted winter sun holiday - spend time at one site or take a tour of all four! With a great value nightly rate, our hosted holiday campsites run from 14 December 2025 to 29 March 2026.

We have knowledgeable Caravan and Motorhome Club volunteer hosts on-site to welcome you and tell you about the activities and social events taking place - you're free to join in as much or as little as you like.

Examples of activities on offer include:

Walking & Cycling

Quiz nights

Craft sessions

Boules

Group meals

Minigolf

Here’s what our members say...

“There’s so many activities to get involved with. Many lovely people to meet, it almost takes us back to our youth.” Joy Evans

“The whole experience was fantastic as this was our first time going abroad. We visited loads of small picturesque towns. All in all FANTASTIC!” Margaret Tucker

“Winter sun , great amenities, lovely location, good company and lovely culture and scenery” Janet Newton

La Media Legua Winter Holiday Benidorm, Spain 11 January - 29 March 2026

Camping La Media Legua is a smaller winter rally of only 50 pitches on a newly-built site with high quality, modern facilities.

Ideally located by the extremely popular, lively resorts and beaches of Benidorm and Albir there is good public transport to easily explore nearby Altea or Denia to the north or Alicante to the south.

On site facilities*

392 pitches (380 touring)

• Wi-Fi (£)

Indoor pool

Taiga Puerto Santa Maria Winter Holiday Cádiz, Spain 11 January - 29 March 2026

Our smallest rally with only 50 pitches, only 150m away from a beautiful sandy beach. This site has excellent facilities including a well stocked supermarket and a delightful restaurant offering a selection of grilled meat and seafood specialities. The ancient town of Cadiz is easily accessible by ferry.

On site facilities*

428 pitches (223 touring)

• Wi-Fi (£) • Bar • Restaurant • Supermarket

- 29 March 2026

This smaller rally is hosting a smaller group with 50 pitches.

The location by the sea makes this site the perfect resort for people who want to enjoy nature, sports, culture and leisure. This site has facilities prepared to cover all needs: gym, spa, supermarket, bars, restaurants to name a few.

On site facilities*

409 pitches (227 touring)

• Wi-Fi (£)

• Gym • Bar/restaurant • Spa

Our largest rally with nearly 200 pitches, members enjoy activities in the exclusive rally clubhouse, sports facilities (including one free visit per week to the gym and indoor pool) and the campsite social area. You can explore the nearby nature reserve by bike, while excursions to Benidorm and vibrant Alicante are within easy reach.

On site facilities*

1200 pitches (1000 touring)

• Wi-Fi (£)

• Indoor pool

• Bar/restaurant

• Spa

Travelling in winter

Find your site

More and more people are chasing the sun each winter in Spain and Portugal so it is important to book early. You can expect campsites to be busy, particularly in February and around the Christmas and Easter holidays.

Campsites vary – there are smaller, more traditional camping options and large resort sites with a multitude of facilities, entertainment and activity schedules. Electricity might not be included in the price in winter and may be charged on site. You can pitch up at sites for a short or long stay with many sites offering a reduced nightly rate if booking a longer stay.

It's worth keeping in mind some of the local facilities will be closed for winter or you may find that shops and restaurants only open at the weekends, so do some research on your destination before you travel.

Why tour in winter?

Avoid the crowds

One of the perks of touring in winter is there are fewer people at the main attractions and beaches. This allows you to explore and unwind at a more relaxed pace while also avoiding the summer heat. During low season, campsites and attractions offer lower off-peak prices, meaning you save more as you tour during the winter months.

Sociability

Besides the milder weather and less tourists to contend with, members return each year to enjoy the colourful local festivals, good food and wine at great value prices like the ‘menu of the day’ option and the social aspect of meeting up with old friends. For more information and inspiration on the benefits of touring out of season, visit camc.com/blog/caravanning-abroad/ big-european-odyssey-touring-out-of-season

Long Stay Winter Sun hosted holidays

Enjoy the company of others on our hosted holidays. Operating in Spain for up to 15 weeks from December to March and the longer you stay, the less you pay per night. Explore the local area, do your own thing, or make new friends at our four rallies while enjoying activities with dedicated volunteer hosts - the choice is yours!

Visit camc.com/longstaywintersun

Plan your route

Whether you choose a longer ferry crossing directly to Spain or a short crossing to France it’s essential you plan your route in winter as many campsites will be closed, especially in France where there are very few open all year campsites.

To help you plan your journey, we’ve created three routes with open all year campsite suggestions for you. Strategically placed for breaking up your journey, our en route campsites are the perfect place to spend a night or two on your way to relax in the Spanish or Portuguese sunshine.

See where you can stay by scanning the QR codes below.

Top tips for short city breaks

Frankfurt, Germany

Get in the Christmas spirit at a European Christmas market! Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany are handy for a quick winter getaway for those who would like to delight in the magic of some of Europe’s finest Christmas markets.

If an early spring break is more your thing, enjoy some sightseeing, cosy pubs and chocolate sampling without the crowds by touring all that Bruges has to offer.

Ski holidays

Head to the slopes for a fun and affordable skiing holiday at one of our ski campsites in France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland or Italy. Our ski campsites have all the essential facilities you need for winter caravanning, motorhoming or campervanning, including saunas and restaurants, not to mention a great choice of winter activities to do nearby such as ice-skating, tobogganing and sleigh rides.

For more ski holidays inspiration visit camc.com/blog/ caravanning-abroad/a-motorhome-winter-wonderland/ Travelling

Escorted European and UK Tours

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

Discover our exciting escorted European tours for 2026. Choose from a variety of stunning destinations including France, Italy, Germany, Austria, and The Netherlands.

All the trips are hand-selected and carefully created around you. They offer a balance between organised excursions and free time. Our friendly Caravan and Motorhome Club tour hosts are close at hand throughout the duration of your holiday, so you can simply relax and enjoy.

France

First Time Brittany (p45) – This tour takes you to the stunning region of Brittany.

First Time Normandy (p59) – Designed for those touring abroad for the first time, with a group of like-minded tourers.

Aveyron Discovery (p66) – Savour the gastronomic delights and historic sights.

Spain

Wines of Rioja (p94) – Learn all about vines and wine production on this new 17-day journey through La Rioja.

The Spanish East Coast (p102) – Enjoy the delights of the Spanish coast from Murcia to Cataluña!

To find out more about our

Germany

Rhine in Flames! (p128) – Enjoy the scenery, wines and fireworks of the Rhine Valley.

Romantic Road (p129) – Discover Germany from north to south through the enchanting region of Bavaria.

The Netherlands

Christmas Markets and André Rieu (p136) – What better way to get into the festive spirit.

Dutch Bulb Fields & More! (p136) – A must see, unrivalled burst of colour!

Discover Maastricht and André Rieu (p137) – Another chance to see this spectacular concert in Vrijthof Square.

Austria

Alpine Austria (p159) – Enjoy breathtaking beauty.

Italy

Italian Explorer (p166) – A wonderfully rich country to delight the senses.

Slovenia & Croatia

Slovenia and Croatia (p175 & p179) – Simply beautiful countries with a wonderfully untouched feel.

Bosnia and Montenegro

Balkan Adventure (p184) – Experience the culture and landscapes of Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovnia and Montenegro.

Ireland

Escape to Ireland (p188) – Packed full of spectacular scenery, local cuisine and fascinating history.

Escorted UK Tours

Find out more in our Escorted European and UK Tours brochure for joining a tour closer to home.

or to order a

Worldwide Holidays

Once-in-a-lifetime trips to New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Southern Africa and the USA, which will leave you in awe of these impressive countries.

Book and travel with confidence with us. Plan ahead with the reassurance that you’re in safe hands with trusted experts.

Our escorted tours are led by experienced and passionate local guides who will ensure that you get the very best out of your holiday and also give you the opportunity to mix and socialise with like-minded travellers.

If you prefer a little more flexibility our independent tours allow you more freedom to explore a region while still following a clear itinerary with as much or as little planned in advance.

Our commitment to you is the support you will receive, from the start of your holiday planning until your arrival back home.

The extra benefit of our holidays is our added value.

Our Caravan and Motorhome hire packages always include bedding, linen, kitchen equipment, insurance, fees and taxes so that there are no unexpected requests for payments when you collect your vehicle. You will also have peace of mind: all our packages are ABTA and ATOL bonded, providing financial protection and reassurance on your holiday.

Speak to a team member who will help ensure that you have a holiday of a lifetime! We also give you the opportunity to create a bespoke tour – simply talk to our knowledgeable friendly team. The only limit is your imagination.

New Zealand

Prepare to breathe in phenomenal natural beauty, excellent water sports, action-packed activities and rich, dynamic culture as you explore New Zealand, offering the ultimate in outdoor pursuits. Renowned for its fantastic hiking (or ‘tramping’ as the locals like to call it), we highly recommend exploring some of the scenic routes on offer.

Canada

Canada’s extraordinary landscapes span across snow-capped peaks, untouched beach coves, verdant rainforests,sparkling glaciers and expansive lakes, which make the perfect environment for an abundance of wildlife, from grizzlies to gigantic whales and one of the nation’s most-famous icons, the moose.

Australia

Head down under to an extraordinary land where blazing outback sands, pristine beaches, teeming coral reefs and luscious rainforests frame cosmopolitan cities, diverse culture, fascinating heritage and epic road trips.

Southern Africa

Embark on an incredible adventure as you discover Southern Africa’s immense landscapes, ancient culture and some of the continent’s finest safari destinations, home to an abundance of magnificent creatures, including the Big Five.

USA

A grand patchwork of stunning landscapes, captivating culture and unforgettable adventures, the USA is packed full of experiences for every type of traveller. Explore the mighty Grand Canyon, take in the majesty of Yosemite National Park in California and enjoy some of the worlds most famous cities – Las Vegas, LA and San Francisco.

To find out more about our Worldwide Holidays or to order a brochure visit camc.com/worldwide

CampingCard ACSI

CampingCard ACSI

CampingCard ACSI offers discounts at campsites in the low season and is useful for those times when you don't want to book in advance.

The facts

• Discounted rates on European campsites in low season without pre-booking

• Campsites charge a fixed nightly rate of between €13 to €27 for a standard pitch with 2 adults. Present your discount card on arrival and the campsite will charge the fixed rate.

• Valid at over 3,000 campsites throughout Europe

How to buy

Visit camc.com/acsi or call us on

Overseas Site Night Vouchers

The Club’s Overseas Site Night Vouchers offer flexible touring across Europe throughout the year. The vouchers are accepted on the Caravan and Motorhome Club’s network of inspected and selected overseas campsites† to ensure you have a hassle free holiday.

Why buy Overseas Site Night Vouchers?

Unbeatable package prices

When you purchase our vouchers with a ferry crossing, you can benefit from our unbeatable package prices††, earning you fantastic savings compared with booking separately.

Quality you can rely on

You can rest easy in the knowledge that we’ve handpicked and inspected all of the sites we work with across 17 different European countries, so whichever site you choose you can be sure it's up to the quality our members expect.

Overseas Site Night Vouchers - Terms and Conditions

Club knowledge and experience

While you’re away you’ll have the security and support of the Club’s expert Overseas Travel team in case you have any queries or problems.

Freedom and flexibility

If you’re using Overseas Site Night Vouchers you don’t need to book the sites in advance, although we would recommend calling ahead to check a pitch is available, especially during high season. This gives you the freedom and flexibility to go as you please, so one day you could find yourself in Venice exploring its mystical canals and the next be hitting the slopes in the Austrian Alps.

How does it work?

Each voucher includes up to two adults, your outfit and a pitch with electric hook-up*, and it is valid for use in 2026 and 2027.

In high season you’ll need to use two vouchers per night’s stay, but in low season one voucher will cover one night. These vouchers are in paper format and delivery may take up to 10 days after the holiday is paid in full.

† Some of our sites do not accept these vouchers so please visit our website camc.com/overseas-holidays/special-offers/overseas-site-night-vouchers/ for the up to date list of where they are accepted.

†† Please refer to our price match guarantee on our website.

* On campsites where electricity is not included in the pitch fee as standard you will need to pay the site directly for metered usage.

One voucher entitles the recipient to a one night stay in low season for two people with a car and caravan, motorhome or tent on a standard pitch* which will include as a minimum electrical hook up on any campsite within the Caravan and Motorhome Club’s network of overseas campsites**. In high season, two vouchers are required for a one-night stay. High season includes Easter Holidays (typically from the Sunday of the week leading up to and until the following Sunday of the week after Easter weekend) and all of July and August, but this may vary from campsite to campsite. Pitches on campsites are subject to availability. This voucher does not include the cost of any extras, which can include but are not limited to local taxes, metered electricity, pitch upgrades, pets, additional adults and children. This voucher is subject to the general campsites outfit and length of stay restrictions. In case of any problems, please contact the Caravan and Motorhome Club on 01342 316 101 or email europeanholidays@camc.com. This voucher must be presented at the time of arrival to the campsite, signed and dated by the lead member and signed and dated by the campsite. This voucher cannot be redeemed alongside a voucher of any other type or in conjunction with any other special or discounted offer. This voucher is valid for two calendar years, running from the 1st January until the 31st December. For example, 2026/2027 vouchers will be valid from the 1st January 2026 until 31st December 2027. Once redeemed on site, vouchers cannot be refunded or replaced even if nights are not used. No cash alternative will be offered by us in place of, or in exchange for, a voucher. Vouchers are not for resale either privately or through auction sites. Vouchers can only be redeemed by the person to whom they were issued and cannot be gifted or transferred to another person. Lost, damaged, expired or stolen vouchers are not exchangeable, refundable or replaceable. The name of the member printed on this voucher must match that of the membership card and must be presented on arrival at the site. The vouchers are bound by our terms and conditions, which can be found here: camc.com/booking-terms-and-conditions/. Please familiarise yourself with these. This voucher is operated by The Caravan Club Limited.

*Facilities of a standard pitch will vary from campsite to campsite. This voucher will only be valid on the campsite’s most basic pitch, which may be a simple electric hook-up or could be a comfort pitch with water, electricity and drainage. It is at the campsite’s discretion which pitch is allocated.

** Campsites within the Overseas Site Night Voucher scheme can change periodically, please visit our website camc.com/overseas-holidays/special-offers/overseas-site-night-vouchers/ prior to departure for a full up-to-date list of sites where these vouchers are not accepted to avoid disappointment.

France

Take in a cacophony of colour and sumptuous delights...

Delight in a beautifully diverse land which offers traditional Flemish and Germanic culture in the north to exotic Latin influences in the south. You can experience a different France every time you go.

From majestic mountains dropping to the sea, unfiltered light dancing through the vineyards, to endless golden beaches, sun kissed hills and beautiful cities you can explore for hours. France is a destination to indulge all your senses – the only problem is deciding which region to visit first!

Don’t miss...

• Make sure you enjoy some authentic French cuisine on your holiday – beef bourguignon, cassoulet, moules et frites, buttered escargot for the brave, Breton galettes if you’re not too adventurous – the list of great foods goes on.

• Lift your spirits and raise a glass in France, indulge in phenomenal drinks from Champagne to Chardonnay and Châteauneuf Du Pape to Calvados to name just a few.

France’s Vineyards

If there is one thing France is famous for, it’s a rich history in wine-making and fine wines. The variety of wine available is vast, you could spend all your holidays touring different vineyards and still not try them all. Here are a selection of top wine-making regions to visit:

Champagne

The world famous sparkling white wine is used to toast celebrations, mark special occasions and signify luxury wherever you see it. The Champagne province is in the north east of France in the Grand-Est region and here you will find plenty of vineyards to tour.

Bordeaux

This area around Gironde Estuary on the Atlantic coast of France is most famous for its Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon based wines, but also produces a range of white wines that are equally as well-regarded.

Burgundy

Producing highly sought-after wines, the region’s smaller selection of wine producers only adds to their rarity and increases their value.

Val-de-Loire

Best known for white varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre and Muscadet, the Loire Valley has many vineyards to explore.

Pays de La Loire

Brittany

At the heart of this region flows the Loire river as it winds its way to the sea and the stunning sandy beaches of the Atlantic coastal resorts.

Covering the area to the south of Brittany and Normandy, this region is home to France’s longest river, the Loire, as it flows through unspoiled valleys and rich vineyards where Muscadet grapes are produced.

The region’s coastlines offer 140 km of beautiful sandy beaches perfect for a seaside holiday, inland you’ll find an abundance of châteaux to explore.

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Choose from 19 campsites in Pays de La Loire

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Regional Highlights

Nantes

Nearest campsite: Nantes Camping page 33

Known as the gateway to the Loire Valley, Nantes is a large city with a historical centre and impressive cathedral.

Guérande

Nearest campsite: Camping du Deffay page 32

Just inland from the coast, to the north of the Loire, Guérande is a small walled city, with a historic centre.

Saumur

Nearest campsite: Huttopia Saumur page 32

Historic Saumur sits upon the Loire in the east of the region. Surrounded by vineyards and boasting a pretty château and historic architecture, this city is well worth a visit.

The River Loire

The river, excellent for fishing, is bordered by many attractive small towns, and the flat land is good for cycling. There are 3000 kms of signposted cycle paths in the Pays de la Loire.

Fontevraud Abbey, Chinon

Part of the Loire Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site, this 12th century former Benedictine Abbey houses the tombs of two English Kings, Richard I (Lionheart) and Henry II, and Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Angers

Nearest campsite: Camping de l’Etang page 32

The historical capital of Anjou, Angers is a lovely laid-back city known for its exceptional art galleries, historic tapestries and museums in addition to a number of architectural gems.

Le Puy du Fou, Les Epesses

Nearest campsite: Le Pin Parasol page 31

This theme park is famous for its spectacular shows –a Roman Gladiator arena with chariot racing, a Viking battle and bird of prey displays.

Food and drink

Cointreau

The famous orange-flavoured liqueur from Angers.

Port Salut

A creamy soft cheese.

Beurre blanc

A buttery white wine sauce.

Petit Beurre

A popular shortbread biscuit from Nantes.

Musée des Blindés (Museum of Armoured Vehicles), Saumur

Nearest campsite: L’Isle Verte page 33

Explore the history of tanks from 1917 to the present day and view the world’s largest collection of over 800 vehicles.

Noirmoutier

Nearest campsite: Nantes Camping page 33

A popular island off the Vendéen coast with a cobbled causeway “Le Gois “ that only appears at low tide and fabulous sandy beaches, oysters and its own potatoes and salt.

Festivals

Les Grandes Tablées du Saumur Champigny

Sample Saumur Champigny wine and local gastronomic dishes at this ultimate open-air feast and street party. This event takes place in the first week of August and has been celebrated in Saumur for over 20 years.

Centre Rallies

Vendée Ventures

With the Dyfed Centre of the Caravan and Motorhome Club

Duration: 27 nights

Departure Date: 7 June 2026

Prices based on pitch with electricity:

• Car & Caravan incl. 2 adults: £499 per person*

• Motorhome incl. 2 adults: £499 per person*

*Based on 2 adults sharing a pitch

Camping Baie d’Aunis, Le Tranche sur Mer

Join the Dyfed Centre on their rally to the charming seaside town of La Tranche-sur-Mer and the welcoming Camping Baie d’Aunis. Just 50 metres from a sandy beach and a short distance from the town centre, the campsite offers a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Enjoy local cafés, restaurants, shops and a weekly market, perfect for gentle strolls and soaking up the Vendée charm.

On-site facilities include a heated outdoor pool, bar and snack area and light social activities - everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. What’s included:

Price includes all site fees and local taxes. Ferry fares with Brittany Ferries are based on dynamic pricing, therefore please call for a quotation. Alternative sailings available with short sea operators. Prices are a guide and subject to change.

Open: Late May - Early Sep Site Rating: 5 Star

• Located nearby Lac de Jaunay, ideal for water sports.

Enjoy eating out in the restaurant Le Jardin or

Early Apr -Late Sep

3 Star

(19 touring)

• A small and friendly site located in St Vincent du Jard.

• Enjoy the cycle paths to the beach and visit Les Sables-d ’Olonne, Luçon

Early Apr - Mid Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 380 (112 touring)

Open: Early Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 203 (68 touring)

• Near the seaside town of Bretignolles-sur-Mer.

• Enjoy a visit to Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie with its charming fishing port.

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

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 Town: Brétignolles-Sur-Mer 1km

 Beach: Paree Plage 2km

Early Apr - Mid Sep

• A friendly medium sized site set between the forest and the Vendée coast and its lovely beaches.

• Nearby towns of La Tranche-sur-Mer and Les Sables-d ’Olonne are perfect for days out.

On Site  T (£) H9ueSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Jacuzzi

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 Town: Jard-Sur-Mer 3km

 Beach: Le Bouil 1km

Late May - Late Sep

Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 200 (100 touring)

• Lovely site, only 300m from the sandy beach at La Tranche-sur-Mer.

• Ideal for visiting la Rochelle, le Puy du Fou and Les Sables d ’Olonne.

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 Bar

 Take away

 Spa

 Jacuzzi

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 H W

 Town: La Tranche Sur Mer 1km

 Beach: La Tranche Sur Mer 0.5km

Bois Joli - Bois de Céné

Open: Early Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 199 (67 touring)

• Set in the countryside this site has a lovely pool and lagoon.

• Situated close to the beaches of the Vendée, enjoy a trip to Noirmoutier island is a must for its salt, new potatoes and oysters.

On Site  T (£) 9pueW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

Bike hire

Nearby    Town: Challans 10km

Open: Late May - Early Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 510 (275 touring)

• A stunning site, set in the countryside around Lake Jaunay.

• Experience two aquatic areas, a lively pool area and spa pool.

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 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar & Restaurant

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Open: Late May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 348 (164 touring)

Camping de l'Etang

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

• A secluded château setting near Grande Briére Natural park.

• Near to La Baule seaside resort and ideal for walking & cycling trails.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

Restaurant

Nearby

 Town: Pontchâteau 7km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 161 (111 touring)

• An attractive, peaceful, hugely popular site nestled in the heart of the wine growing region of Angers Brissac and its magnificent château is nearby.

• Onsite there are fishing lakes for enthusiasts along with pools and play areas for youngsters.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

4 Star

££ Pitches: 160 (90 touring)

• Nestled on the hillside above Saumur with views over the Loire.

• This site is a real haven of peace amid the Loire castles, landscapes classified by UNESCO, typical villages and vineyards.

On Site  T H9pueW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  Y

 Town: Saumur 6km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 166 (76 touring)

• A remote site nestled in an ancient forest of birch and oak.

• Perfect site for an active family stay or to enjoy the beaches 2 mins walk away. On Site  T H9pueW

Nearby  0  Town: Sillé-Le-Guillaume 3km

Beach: Coco Lake Beach 1km

Open: Late May - Late Aug Site Rating: 5 Star

• A superb, peaceful site, in the park of a 19th century château with its rose gardens, lake and woodlands.

• Visit Le Man's 'La Nuit des Chimieres' for a great free light show only 20 mins drive away.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0

 Town: Le Mans 17km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 313 (108 touring)

• Family friendly site 350m from the beach near the charming village of La Bernerie en Retz.

• This is where you will find a sailing school, shops and restaurants.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

Nearby

Nantes Camping

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• This popular site is on the banks of the magnificent river Loire.

• Take a boat trip from stunning Saumur with its château, wine caves and Cadre Noir stables.

Nearby

Town: Montsoreau 1km

• A small green campsite perfect for a stopover on a long journey just south of Le Mans.

• Enjoy the unusual feature of an authentic indian restaurant onsite.

On Site  T pSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 H W

 Town: Bessé -Sur-Braye 0.5km

• Admire the salt marshes as you drive through them to reach this superbly situated campsite.

• Within walking distance of the fabulous Valentin sandy bay and beach.

On Site  T pueS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

Spa

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 H W 1

 Town: St Batz Sur Mer 0.5km

Beach: Plage Valentin 0.2km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 152 (46 touring)

• Open all year, Nantes campsite is set in a green haven in the heart of this vibrant city.

• Relax in the pool and enjoy the lovely onsite restaurant after a day out sightseeing.

On Site  T H9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

Bar

Restaurant

Take away

Minigolf

Bike hire

Spa

Fitness room

Nearby  0

 Town: Nantes 1km

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

This stunning sun-soaked coastal region is the largest in France, encompassing 250 km of golden sandy beaches, gorgeous green countryside, elegant châteaux, vineyards and historic towns.

Regional Highlights

Ile de Ré

Nearest campsite: Seasonova Ile de Ré page 38

Adorned by dunes and pine trees, this island is lovely to visit allyear-round. Saint-Martin-de-Ré, UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a great spot for restaurants, bistros, bars and ice cream shops.

Bayonne

Nearest campsite: Lou P’tit Poun page 38

Appointed with French-Basque charm, this lovely small city offers scenic views across the intertwining rivers and historic landmarks with half-timbered architecture reminiscent of Strasbourg.

Sarlat

Nearest campsite: Domaine des Mathevies page 38

Considered to be one of the most attractive towns in France, Sarlat is a must-see, home to well-preserved architecture dating back to the medieval and renaissance times.

Vineyards

Nearest campsite: Saint Emilion page 38

From the château of Monbazillac to the vineyards surrounding Bordeaux; you can follow the signposted wine routes, take a charming walk and sample excellent wines in the many vineyards and wineries.

Watersports

With 250 km of Atlantic coastline this is an ideal region for watersports. World Pro surfing events are held here each year and there are numerous surfing schools if you want to give it a try.

Dordogne

Visit the famous sights of the Dordogne, such as the picturesque riverbank village of La Roque-Gageac and Les Grottes de Lascaux, famous for its cave paintings depicting animals from 20,000 years ago.

Nouvelle Aquitaine offers a diverse range of landscapes, stretching from the Oyster bays of Marennes-Oléron down to the chic resorts of Biarritz and St Jean de Luz, to the snow-capped Pyrenees mountains.

Dordogne and the Lot are world-renowned for their outstanding heritage and gorgeous countryside, home to many historic sites and locations, alongside coves, castles and scenic boat trips along the rivers.

Futuroscope

Nearest campsite: Le Futuriste page 40

France’s original theme park, Futuroscope offers rides and experiences based upon multimedia, cinematographic futuroscope and audio-visual techniques.

Festivals

Ferias (mid-July)

In the south west of France the annual ‘Ferias’ are an integral part of Basque life and culture. They are large street parties with music, costumes and dancing. Originally religious, they are now a way to celebrate all that is Basque for the entire family. Les Fetes de Bayonne are perhaps the most famous of the Ferias.

Food and drink

Truffles

A special variety of mushroom with a distinctive taste.

Bayonne Ham

A dry cured ham served wafer thin.

Canelé Cake

A small cake flavoured with rum and vanilla.

Cognac

A brandy made from local grapes.

This magnificent region has so much to offer from vineyards to oyster farms and from surf beaches and islands to quiet green inland villages

Choose from 39 campsites in Nouvelle Aquitaine

Larger outfits can be requested.

Plan your route

The joy of travel isn’t just in the destination but also the journey itself. To help with your planning, here are some ideas of how you can make your journey part of your holiday with some sights to see along the way, and stop over sites the Club can book for you to break up the journey to your final destination.

From Caen to Biarritz

Route 1: 607 miles via Nantes & La Rochelle

1 Stopover campsite at Le Pin Parasol (A36)

2 Stopover campsite at Bel Air Ile de Ré (D52)

3 Stopover campsite at Saint Emilion (D08)

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4 Destination campsite at Lou P`tit Poun (A39) (Near final destination)

Route 2: 490 miles via Le Mans & Poitier

1 Stopover campsite at Chanteloup (L13)

2 Stopover campsite at La Motte (D33)

3 Destination campsite at Lou P`tit Poun (A39) (Near final destination)

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Les Sables-d’Olonne

Petit Train Touristique Bordeaux

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££

Pitches: 390 (295 touring)

• Spacious site with large open pitches set on farm pastures bordered by woodland close to the Charente coast, 20 minutes drive from Royan.

• An impressive waterpark, poolside bar and restaurant, tennis and archery.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away  Bike hire

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Saint-Palais-Sur-Mer 5km

 Beach: Saint Palais 4km

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 304 (240 touring)

• Bidart and Biarritz can be reached easily by foot, bicycle or bus.

• There is direct access to a magnificent sandy beach Enjoy the local basque cuisine at the restaurant on site.

On Site  T H9puS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 Y 1

 Town: Biarritz 3km

 Beach: Plage Du Pavillon Royal 0.2km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 1546 (393 touring)

• Resort style campsite with excellent facilities A short walk through the dunes is the beautiful beach, ideal for surfing with huge waves.

• Enjoy the large water park, with 5 pools and relaxing spa.

On Site  T H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar & Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Horse riding  Spa

Nearby 1W

 Town: Messanges 3km

 Beach: Plage Des Sablères 1km

Open: Late Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 98 (76 touring)

• Family run, relaxed but spotless site close to the towns of Bergerac and Perigeux, opposite the medieval village of Limeuil.

• On the Dordogne river, with direct access to a pebble beach and canoeing.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  W

 Town: Le Bugue 6km

Open: Late Jun - Early Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 208 (96 touring)

• Quality site set on a lake, ideal for relaxing, swimming, fishing and watersports.

• Close to the impressive 16th century Château de Monbazillac and its vineyards.

On Site  T 9puyW

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Bergerac 14km

Open: Late Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 181 (110 touring)

• Typical French family run site in Vaux sur Mer village.

• Nauzan plage is 1km walk and close by is the busy resort of Royan.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Royan 4km

 Beach: Nauzan 1km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 120 (94 touring)

• A short walk to picturesque Coulon village.

• Set by the pretty Sévre river, ideal for walks and boat trips on the canals.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar  Restaurant

Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0

 Town: Coulon 2km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 130 (100 touring)

• 200m from a sandy beach, with scenic cycle paths and quaint villages.

• Enjoy a day trip to the port town of La Rochelle.

On Site  T (£) H9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar  Take away

 Bike hire

Late Apr - Mid Sep

4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 168 (142 touring)

• A peaceful site, close to the historic city of Bayonne.

• The free bus runs between the beach at Ondres in July and August.

On Site  T pueS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Spa

Nearby  0 1

 Town: St. Martin De Seignanx 4km

 Beach: Ondres 9km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 172 (63 touring)

• A small peaceful site in low season set on the beautiful lle d'Oléron, with its golden sandy beaches.

• The island is a cyclist's haven and ideal for water sports.

On Site  T (£) 9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 W Y 1

 Town: St Martin En Ré 24km

 Beach: Plage Du Gros Jonc 0.2km

Mid May - Late Sep

Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 52 (39 touring)

• An award winning site in the heart of the Dordogne region with a relaxing peaceful atmosphere and spotless facilities.

• Offers easy access to medieval Sarlat and the local villages.

On Site  T H9uSy

 Bar

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  W Y

 Town: Sarlat 7km

 Bike hire

Nearby  H

 Town: St Georges D'oléron 1km

 Beach: Saumonards 3km

Open: Early May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 182 (104 touring)

• With a lovely atmosphere, it's an ideal site for young families, fishing enthusiasts and wine lovers.

• The site runs a free shuttle bus to the famous medieval town of Saint-Emilion.

On Site T (£) H9pueSyW

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0

 Town: Libourne 10km

Les Gorges du Chambon

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Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 160 (88 touring)

• A friendly family orientated natural site set in a beautiful valley overlooking the Tardoire River.

• Guided walks, mountain bikes, pony rides and canoeing, lots of fun activites are available.

On Site  T (£) H9puSyW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf  Bike hire

Nearby  Y

 Town: Montbron 7km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 76 (48 touring)

• In lush countryside, near the Atlantic Coast and the Pyrenees mountains.

• Take a 5 min walk to ancient Navarrenx village.

On Site  T 9puSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Take away

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Nearby

 Town: Oloron-Sainte-Marie 20km

Open: Late Mar - Mid Oct

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 218 (143 touring)

• A tranquil site with a heated swimming pool, small friendly bar and restaurant.

• Enjoy fishing in the on site trout lake.

On Site  T H9uSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 46 (46 touring) Château

Open: Late Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 187 (90 touring)

Nearby  Y

 Town: Casteljaloux 10km

• A superb 5* family-run site set in the valley of the Vezere River with river swimming and canoeing direct from the site.

• Close to Les Eyzies, Montignac and La Roque Saint-Christophe.

On Site  T H9puSyW

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

• In the grounds of a pituresque château, which also boasts the onsite restaurant overlooking one of the three lakes.

• An ideal base to discover the Perigord Vert region with the towns of Brantome and Limoges for day trips.

On Site  T (£) HpuSyW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Jacuzzi

Nearby  Y

 Town: Nontron 13km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 60 (43 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Montignac 13km

• Rural setting near forest and vineyards with emphasis on relaxation.

• Great site for breaks on route to Spain and Portugal.

On Site  T puSW

 Take away

 Horse riding

Nearby

 Town: Montguyon 4km

• Situated in the heart of the Basque region, famous for its cuisine, beaches and traditions.

• Ideal for exploring the local area and coastal paths on the journey south to Spain and Portugal.

On Site  T (£) peSy1 W

 Bar

 Take away

Nearby  0 HY

 Town: Urrugne 2km

 Beach: Socoa Plage 3km

• Open all year and perfect for stopovers en route this cosy tiny site in the Haute Charente is run by a friendly British couple.

• It's close to a lake park, a medieval village and the majestic Château de la Rochefoucauld.

On Site  T (£) 9pS

Nearby

 Town: Roumazières 9km

• Set in the Vienne department, open all year and ideally situated for stopovers for journeys further south.

• Enjoy panoramic views of the countryside and Futuroscope park.

On Site  T (£) 9pueSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Horse riding

Nearby

 Town: Poitiers 10km

Mid Apr - Mid Sep

• Les Charmes is a friendly family run site north of Sarlat.

• Perfect for visiting this charming town with its night markets and street entertainment in its beautiful medieval town center.

On Site  T HpuSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

• This small, natural site is set on the riverside within walking distance to Beynac-et-Cazenac and its magnificent castle.

• A local traditional river boat, canoe trip or hot air balloon trip are great local activities.

On Site  T HpueSW

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 1

 Town: Beynac-Et-Cazenac 1km

Open: Late Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Nearby  W

 Town: St Cyprien 7km

• A beautiful campsite set in a pine forest with direct beach access to Lac de Lacanau and only a few km away from the dunes and sandy beaches.

• It has good facilities including a lovely bar/restaurant.

On Site  HpSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Spa

Nearby  1

 Town: Lacanau Océan 7km



City Nature Lescar-Pau

Open: Early Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 90 (35 touring)

• Great location to discover nearby Pau, the Pyrenees and outdoor activities.

• Well-maintained site, with good pitches and acilities.

On Site  T 9pueyW

Nearby  0 1

 Town: Lescar 2km

La Grande Evasion Haute Epine

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 2 Star

• A small and charming adult only campsite situated in the region of the Dordogne, one of the most popular and beautiful destinations in France.

• Very friendly british owners, very well maintained facilities and a very relaxed atmosphere on site.

On Site  T (£) 9 p u

Nearby YW 0

 Town: Verteillac 2.4km

• Set in the picturesque countryside of the Dordogne.

• Perfectly positioned to explore this historic region and nearby Sarlat

On Site  T HpueSyW

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Sarlat 7km

All Year

88 (15 touring)

• An open all year site surrounded by vineyards and very convenient as stopover on the way to/from Spain.

• Good on site facilities with newly renovated sanitary block, fitness room and charming wine bar/ restaurant.

On Site  T H9pueS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Open: Mid May - Late Sep

• Peaceful, spacious, natural setting with generously sized pitches.

• Relaxed family friendly atmosphere with rustic countryside charm, ideal for walking and cycling enthusiasts.

On Site  HpuSy

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0

 Town: Saint-Étienne-DeVilleréal 1km

 Sauna

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Saint-Médard-De Guizières 2.5km

• A simple and open all year campsite, well maintained and ideally located as a stopover on the way to/from Spain in winter months.

• It is also the ideal base to visit the picturesque and vibrant city of Bordeaux and its renowned wine and gastronomy.

On Site  T (£) 9

Nearby  0 H

 Town: Gradignan 0.5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 212 (50 touring)

• 4 star campsite on the Ile de Ré, only 750m away from the beach.

• Good facilities including a heated outdoor pool, water slide, jacuzzi and kids’ clubs.

On Site  T HpueS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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

 Fitness room

Nearby  0

 Town: Loix 1.5km

 Beach: Plage Du Grouin 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 123 (64 touring)

• Set in the heart of a forest on the southern coast of the Ile D'Oléron, this attractive campsite is a perfect spot to relax.

• Take the mini train through the pine forest and past the beaches and enjoy the views.

On Site  T pue

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 H

 Town: St Trojan Les Bains 1.5km

 Beach: Petite Plage 1.5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 205 (110 touring)

• Situated in La flotte on the beautiful Ile de Ré within walking distance of the charming small town, marina and the local beaches.

• Enjoy the 140 kms of cycle paths and explore the island at your own pace.

On Site  T pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Bike hire

 Spa

Nearby  0 H

 Town: La Flotte 0.7km

 Beach: Plage De L'arnerault 0.9km

Open: Early Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 117 (80 touring)

• A peaceful, family friendly campsite with direct access to the beach at the lake.

• Located in a wooded park, with watersports on site, and some of the most magnificent medieval châteaux nearby.

On Site  T (£) pueyW1

 Café

Nearby  H

 Town: Marcillac La Croisille 2.2km

Open: Early Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 148 (108 touring)

• A family friendly lakeside site in a lush wooded environment offering a multitude of activities from watersports to hiking and cycling.

• The section of the lake that is accessible from the campsite is well-known for pike and large perch.

On Site  T (£) Hpu W  Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Take away

Nearby

 Town: Saint Pardoux 2km

 Beach: Lac De St Pardoux 0.1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 115 (64 touring)

• With a laid-back atmosphere, set in the grounds of an 18th Century manor.

• Close to the town of Ingrandes-sur-Viennend.

On Site  T (£) HpuS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

Nearby  W Y

 Town: Ingrandes 3km

De Courte Vallée

Open: Early Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 75 (65 touring)

• An attractively landscaped site set off the main tourist track with a lovely pool and play area.

• Cycle along the new St Jacques de Compostelle cycle trail or visit local vinyards and taste the local wine.

On Site  T 9puSW

 Bar  Restaurant

Take away

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Airvault 1km

Le Château de Poinsouze

Open: Late May  - Early Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 145 (112 touring)

• A tranquil site in the beautiful grounds of a fairy tale medieval château with its own woods and lake.

• The historical town of Boussac is set in the heart of rural France.

On Site  T H9pueW1

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Bike hire

La Roche Posay

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Open: Early Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 200 (115 touring)

Nearby  Y

 Town: Montluçon 35km

• A friendly family site, set on the banks of the River Creuse.

• Excellent facilites with a lovely pool, restaurant and bar with a golf club just 2kms away.

On Site  T HpuSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: La Roche-Posay 2km

Brittany

One of the great historic regions of France, Brittany has a proud Celtic heritage.

The region boasts more than 1000 miles of coastline, including the Pink Granite coast, famed for its unusual, blush-hued sand and rocky landscape. Home to beautiful beaches, dramatic cliffs and tranquil coves, Brittany is an ideal spot for family holidays and watersports. History buffs will be at home here as the region is dotted with prehistoric monuments, such as the Carnac standing stones, which even pre-date the Pyramids of Giza.

Choose from 22 campsites in Brittany

Regional Highlights

Saint-Malo

Nearest campsite: Le Domaine de la Ville Huchet page 46

As well as being a busy ferry port, the walled city of Saint-Malo has a historic old town and a good range of shops, restaurants and attractions.

Dinan

Nearest campsite: La Hallerais page 46

One of the most attractive small towns in Brittany, with half-timbered houses and surrounded by ramparts.

Carnac stones

Nearest campsite: Le Lac Carnac page 49

The largest collection of megalith standing stones in the world, they have been standing since around 3300 BC.

Audierne Beach

This long, sandy beach is perfect for a day by the seaside with plenty of eateries and boat trips from the harbour.

Morbihan Gulf

Nearest campsite: Penboch page 48

A magical ‘inland sea’ with dozens of pretty islands to explore, as well as quaint fishing villages.

Fort la Latte

Nearest campsite: Bellevue Erquy page 46

A sandstone castle built in the 14th-century and fortified in the 17th-century. Explore the network of walls, dungeons and towers.

Huelgoat Forest

Nearest campsite: L’Orangerie de Lanniron page 47

This forest is the home of legends, from the huge mosscovered boulders, said to be tossed there by giants, to the beautiful shaded pools where fairies are said to reside.

Concarneau

Nearest campsite: Le Raguénès-Plage page 46

This bustling fishing port is known for its quaint ‘ville close’ (walled town) and lovely sandy beaches. In August the town hosts a lively maritime festival.

Festivals

Roscoff Onion Festival (August)

Celebrates the local speciality – the pink onion (onion rose) and the locals who used to cross over to England every August to sell these special onions to the British.

Food and drink

Crêpes

Thin pancakes with sweet or savoury (galettes) fillings.

Shellfish

Mussels, scallops and oysters are fished locally.

First Time Brittany

Duration: 10 nights

Start Date: 2 June 2026

Tour Code: IFB

Price: £1,299 per person*

Brittany remains a popular destination for those wanting a taste of France, with picturesque towns, sandy beaches and a unique history. Your tour will begin in the UK at Rookesbury Park Club Campsite where you will meet your fellow members and Tour Hosts. The next day attend a presentation and driving course to introduce you to driving on the continent. You will then travel to France where you will be based at the friendly Domaine de la Ville Huchet, ideally placed to discover pretty Breton towns like Dinan and Saint-Malo.

What’s included:

• Two nights at Rookesbury Park Club Campsite

• Driving course to practise driving on the right hand side

• Presentation on what to expect when driving in France

• Return ferry crossings with Brittany Ferries Outbound: Portsmouth-Caen Inbound: St Malo-Portsmouth

• Eight nights at Domaine de la Ville Huchet (B32)

• Transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

• Comprehensive information pack

• Motoring Abroad Pack with all you need to stay legal in France

What’s not included:

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

With stunning landscapes, beautiful unspoilt beaches and endless coastal views, Brittany scenery never disappoints. Stroll through gorgeous medieval cities or quaint fishing villages, sample the typical Brittany crêpes de froment and a glass of cider traditional delights. This is France at its finest.

Open: Mid Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 226 (82 touring)

• On the edge of the Rance Valley, a short drive to the Emerald Coast.

• The walled town of Dinan is just along the river.

On Site  T H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

Nearby

 Town: Dinan 3km

 Beach: Dinard 20km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 295 (88 touring)

• A traditional Beton welcome and a 15th century rural setting for this pet-friendly site on the Emerald coast.

• Ideal for biking enthusiasts as well as families looking for a relaxing holiday in a peaceful environment.

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Nearby

 Town: Combourg 6km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Sep Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 160 (117 touring)

• Located only 2km from beautiful Saint-Pabu sandy beach and near to the lively seaside resort Erquy.

• This quality site offers activities and entertainment for the entire family.

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 Town: Erquy 6km

 Beach: Saint-Pabu 2km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 184 (79 touring)

• A lively family site with direct access to the beach and a popular restaurant.

• Enjoy the cliff-top trails and the scenic preserved coastline of nearby Penestin.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

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 Town: Pénestin 5km

Open: Early Apr - Early Nov

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 616 (102 touring)

• Les Ormes Domaine & Resort has everything to offer from state of the art covered water park to golf course and horse riding school.

• Fun for the entire family with superb facilities set in beautiful grounds.

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 Bar

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 Minigolf

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 Horse riding

Nearby

 Town: Dol-De-Bretagne 7km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 391 (287 touring)

• Family owned site, with direct access to a beautiful sandy beach and good facilities.

• Ideally located on the coast near to Concarneau and Pont Aven.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Nevez 4km

 Beach: Raguenès 0.3km

La Plage

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Open: Early Jun - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 383 (123 touring)

• Within easy access from Quimper and near to historic Pont l'Abbé.

• La Plage has direct access to the beach as well as entertainment for the entire family and a great pool complex.

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 Bar

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 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Fitness room

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 Town: Guilvinec 2km

Open: Mid May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 186 (144 touring)

• With beach access 150 meters from the site and within walking distance of seaside Bénodet village.

• Concarneau and Quimper are lovely day trips.

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 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

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 Jacuzzi

Nearby  0 W Y 1

 Town: Bénodet 1km

 Beach: Plage Du Trez 0.2km

Open: Early May - Late Aug Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 190 (101 touring)

• Family friendly site with a great waterpark between Quimper and Concarneau.

• Fouesnant and Concarneau are ideal day trips.

On Site  T H9puSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Café

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Nearby

 Town: Fouesnant 4km

 Beach: Beg Meil 2km

Le Ty Nadan

Q > s

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 270 (50 touring)

• Set in the 'Devil's Rock Valley', in the heart of the Brittany countryside.

• Enjoy activites such as canoeing, fishing on the River Elle, horseriding and rockclimbing.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW1

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

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 Bike hire

 Horse riding

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 Town: Quimperlé 9km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Oct Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 190 (90 touring)

• Near the old town of Quimper and its gothic cathedral.

• High quality facilities site in the grounds of a 17th century manor.

On Site  T (£) HuSyYW

 Bar

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 Town: Quimper 2km

 Beach: Bénodet 15km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 377 (170 touring)

• Family friendly site located in idyllic Golfe du Morbihan.

• Activities include boat trips to the islands and water sports.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

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 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Horse riding

 Spa

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Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Baden 1km

 Beach: Plage De Locmiquel 3km

Baie de St Pol

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 120 (101 touring)

• Perfectly located minutes from Roscoff ferry terminal.

• Baie de St Pol is a peaceful family-owned site guaranteed to offer a convenient and relaxing stay.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

Café  Take away

Nearby  0 W

 Town: St Pol De Léon 2km

 Beach: Plage De Sainte-Anne 1km

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 180 (154 touring)

• A quiet peninsula setting with breathtaking views and easy access to a sandy shoreline.

• Within reach of Lannilis and Brest.

On Site  T (£) HpS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Landéda 3km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 198 (102 touring)

• Ideally located to explore nearby St Malo.

• This family friendly site has a lovely outdoors pool area with a brand new restaurant and bar area as well as a creperie on site.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

 Bar

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 Town: St Malo 5km

 Beach: St Malo 5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 192 (110 touring)

• In a beautiful domain setting and 200m from the shores of Morbihan Gulf and its charming islands.

• Penboch is a nature lover’s heaven and also offers a great waterpark.

On Site  T (£) HpuS

 Late night arrivals area with EHU  Bar

Café  Take away

Spa

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 Town: Arradon 3km

 Beach: Penboch 0.5km

Open: Late Apr -  Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 145 (88 touring)

• A wooded campsite set on the edge of the pretty town of Douarnenez with fine seaviews.

• The site can be steep in places and the beach and the Hiking trail GR34 are only 400m from the site down a steep hill.

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 Town: Douarnenez 3km

 Beach: Plages Des Sables Blancs 0.4km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 138 (111 touring)

• A few minutes drive from Perros-Guirec, with beautiful spacious pitches with stunning seaviews.

• This quiet and charming site guarantees a peaceful and relaxing stay in a quality environment.

On Site  T (£) H9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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Nearby  W 1

 Town: Perros Guirec 8km

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L'Océan Breton

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Open: Late May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Camping Kost-Ar-Moor

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Open: Late Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

• Ideal family site with great water fun facilities.

• L’Océan Breton is also perfectly located for exploring nearby medieval Pont l'Abbé and the vibrant seaside resort of Bénodet.

On Site  T (£) H9puS1

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Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 336 (74 touring) Le Lac Carnac

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Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep Site Rating: 3 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 150 (108 touring)

 Fitness room

Nearby  W

 Town: Plobannalec - Lesconil 2km

 Beach: Lesconil 2km

• A peaceful, welcoming and friendly site with lakeview pitches.

• Le Lac is ideally located to explore scenic Carnac and the famous Kerlescan standing stones.

On Site  T 9pue1

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Gré des Vents

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 85 (52 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Carnac 5km

 Beach: Carnac 8km

• Conveniently set in the heart of rural Southern Brittany between Rennes and Nantes.

• This very welcoming family owned and run site is also very near to a leisure watersports base ideal for active as well as relaxing stays.

On Site  T (£) 9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Take away

Nearby  0 H W

 Town: Rochefort-En-Terre 1km

Pricing Guide: ££

Pitches: 150 (65 touring)

• A small, charming family owned campsite only 400m away from a beautiful long stretch of sandy beach.

• Ideal for walking and cycling lovers.

On Site  T (£) HpuS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant  Take away  Bike hire

Spa

Nearby  0 W 1

 Town: Fouesnant 6km

 Beach: Mousterlin 0.4km

Île-de-France

Île-de-France is a vibrant and historic region shaped by five rivers that encircle the French capital, containing a host of magnificent architecture, from elegant châteaux adorned by manicured gardens to world-famous monuments.

At its heart, Paris is well-known for its iconic landmarks, museums and artworks, in addition to a wealth of culture and gastronomic delights. The Palace at Versailles is a must-see for everyone, but the château in Fontainebleau is equally breathtaking.

The region is also home to Disneyland Paris resort, which promises a fun time for all the family. Île-deFrance is easily accessible, whether you are taking day trips from Paris or continuing further afield.

Regional Highlights

Paris

Nearest campsite: Camping de Paris page 52

France’s capital conjures up dreamy images of famous architectural treasures, museums and galleries, in addition to hidden treasures, from the catacombs to charming flea markets, patisseries and cafés.

Top attractions in central Paris

Eiffel Tower – built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Exposition Universelle, this is the most visited monument in the world and is the symbol of Paris.

Louvre Museum – home of the Mona Lisa, this is the secondlargest and one of the most famous art museums in the world. Notre Dame Cathedral – a masterpiece of French Gothic architecture. The interior is currently closed to the public. Check online for reopening details.

Arc de Triomphe – A triumphal arch in honour of those who fought for France.

Luxembourg Gardens – a famous oasis of formal terraces, lush lawns and chestnut groves located in the centre of the city.

Musée d’Orsay – world-renowned for its collection of impressionist paintings, in addition to architecture, decorative arts, photography and more.

Festivals

Foire de Paris (April - May)

Major retail event that has been held annually in Paris since 1904, typically for ten days in April–May. Although mainly showing domestic goods, it offers a varied range of products for the general public.

Les Grandes Eaux Nocturne (June - September)

Every Saturday evening in summer, the Royal Gardens of the Château de Versailles are adorned with a thousand lights and invite you on a journey through time to the rhythm of the music of the Sun King.

With Paris’ world famous monuments, architecture, châteaux and gardens and with it’s charming surrounding country side, this is an ideal destination for short breaks and getaways

Outside Paris

Château de Fontainebleau

Nearest campsite: La Rivière Dorée page 52

This remarkably well-preserved palace is a masterpiece of French architecture and art, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The surrounding grounds contain opulent gardens, a carp pond and a huge wooded park.

Palace of Versailles

Nearest campsite: Camping de Paris page 52

One of the largest and most opulent palaces in the world, this former royal residence is a fine example of 18th-century French architecture and art, and is one of the most visited attractions in France. Walk in the footsteps of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, exploring the palace, gardens and Grand Trianon.

Haute Vallée de Chevreuse Natural Regional Park

Nearest campsite: Huttopia Rambouillet page 52

Protected area in the Île-de-France region of northern France, designated as a regional natural park because it contains a wide variety of unique historical sites.

Disneyland® Paris

Nearest campsite: Caravaning des 4 Vents page 52

A magical land where the world of Disney® comes to life, spanning across Disneyland® Park, Walt Disney Studios® Park and Disney® Village. Featuring over 50 attractions, breathtaking shows and restaurants, there is something for everyone at Disneyland® Paris.

Food and drink

French onion soup

Made from beef broth, and caramelized onions.

Paris-Brest

Made of choux pastry and a praline flavoured cream.

Caravaning des 4 Vents

Open: Mid Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 200 (180 touring)

• Located in the pleasant village of Crèvecoeur-en-Brie, a perfect base to enjoy a day at Disneyland only 25mins away.

• Great onsite facilities, including a new splash pool, a bar, playground and games room.

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Huttopia Rambouillet

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 164 (91 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Crèvecoeur-En-Brie 1km

La Belle Etoile

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• A family friendly site, nestled in the vast Rambouillet national forest.

• This campsite is good for relaxing stays as well as day trips to Paris due to being close to the city.

On Site  pueS

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Camping de Paris

b Q = 5 s

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 410 (275 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Rambouillet 3km

• In a lush setting on the banks of the Seine.

• Paris's main attractions, such as the Eiffel Tower are just 20 minutes away.

On Site  T (£) H9pS

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 Town: Paris 10km

• A friendly site on the banks of the Seine, close to Fontainebleau.

• The site is also well located for Disneyland and Paris : a 15 minute walk takes you to Melun RER Station, which leads directly to the city centre.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

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Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 156 (120 touring) La Rivière Dorée

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Open: Early Apr - Late Oct Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 160 (135 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Melun 1km

• A great family run campsite where you will receive a warm welcome in a peaceful and beautiful environment, just 1 hour away from Paris.

• A great place for a stop over, a weekend getaway or a longer stay.

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 Town: Nemours 4km

Hauts-de-France

The northernmost region of France, Hauts-de-France offers a slower pace of life with its lack of crowds, boasting a patchwork of rugged, unspoiled countryside and dramatically beautiful coastline.

History buffs will be drawn to the region’s bounty of historic landmarks and sites, including the Battlefields of the Somme, war cemeteries and memorials. South of Calais, the Opal coast is famous for its fine sandy beaches, whilst the beaches of Dunkirk played a vital role in the Second World War.

Regional Highlights

Lille

Nearest campsite: Le Mont des Bruyères page 56

Charming and friendly, Lille is filled with lively markets and excellent cuisine. Visit the Grande Place to see the city’s beautiful architecture, or for culture take in the Palace of Fine Arts.

Amiens

Nearest campsite: Le Château des Tilleuls page 56

Home to some of the finest examples of Gothic architecture, in particular the UNESCO-listed cathedral, Amiens is rich in history and culture. With 300 hectares of water gardens, Amiens is known as the “Venice of the North”.

Marquenterre reserve

Nausicaá

Nearest campsite: La Bien Assise page 55

Boasting 200 hectares of dunes, forests and marshes in the Somme Bay Nature Reserve. There are three walking circuits and the reserve is a popular spot for bird watching. Battlefields and memorials of The Great War

The WW1 Somme Battlefields are a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Home to the remains of trenches, shell holes and the many cemeteries and memorials.

Abbaye de Valloires

Nearest campsite: Le Château de Drancourt page 55

The only complete 18th-century Cistern Abbey in France, the beautiful architecture and impressive gardens are well worth a visit.

Parc Asterix

Nearest campsite: Du Vivier aux Carpes page 56

A child-friendly theme park based around the famous French cartoon character – Asterix. Enjoy rides and attractions for all the family.

Food and drink

Moules frites

A steaming bucket of mussels served with mountains of fries, often associated with neighbouring Belgium but adored in Hauts-de-France.

Ficelle picarde

An oblong savoury pancake stuffed with ham, emmental or Gruyère cheese and mushrooms.

Bière de Garde

A type of French pale ale which is a particular local favourite. This area of France is better known for its beer than wine, and it’s amazingly cheap compared to other places in Europe.

More than just a simple aquarium, Nausicaa is the largest European complex entirely devoted to marine life. Nausicaa offers an entertaining, educational and scientific visit.

Chantilly Château

Nearest campsite: Du Vivier aux Carpes page 56

One of France’s finest heritage jewels, the former prince’s residence spans across 19,000 acres and is composed of the château and its Musée Condé, a beautiful park and gardens, Great Stables and a Horse Museum.

Festivals

Grande Braderie de Lille (Early September)

It is a braderie, or annual street market/flea market, that takes place on the weekend of the first Sunday of September in Lille.

Carnaval de Dunkerque (February - April)

The Carnaval de Dunkerque takes place over several weeks with a series of weekend balls and processions with bands playing in the town and villages around.

Whether you come for a weekend or a longer stay, the Hauts-de-France region will delight you with its distinctive character and rich cultural heritage

To find out more about things to do and what is going on in the region visit hautsdefrance.fr

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 100 (80 touring)

• A beautifully situated site, bordering the idyllic river Aisne and attractively landscaped with large and level grass pitches.

• The Roman remains of Historic Reims are a short drive.

On Site  T (£) 9puSW

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Open: Late Sept - Late May

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 12 (12 touring)

Nearby  0 H Y

 Town: Guignicourt 1km

Le Château de Drancourt

Q > 7 [ s

Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 307 (88 touring)

• Close to Calais and Dunkirk, it's a handy stopover or base for the Somme.

• Located 10 minutes from Saint-Valery-sur-Somme.

On Site  T (£) H9pueSy

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• This peaceful site is close to Calais and Dunkirk.

• Near Boulogne-sur-Mer with its sandy beaches, aquarium and old town.

On Site  9Sy

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

Nearby

 Town: Tournehem-Sur-La-Hem 1km

Open: Late Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 198 (158 touring)

• A beautiful spacious site set in the grounds of a 19th century mansion, close to the ports of Calais and Dunkirk.

• Ideal for an overnight stop.

On Site  T (£) H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

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 Fitness room

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 Town: Guines 1km

 Beach: Wissant 16km

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 Town: St Valéry 3km

Le Château du Gandspette

b = 7 c s

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 167 (110 touring)

• Set in the peaceful grounds of a 19th century Chateau.

• Explore the town of Boulogne-sur-Mer and Eperlecques Blockhouse.

On Site  T (£) 9uSy

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

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Du Vivier aux Carpes

> 7 c s

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 77 (52 touring)

Nearby  H Y

 Town: St Omer 14km

• A tranquil site situated amidst peaceful, natural surroundings next to Seraucourt-le-Grand an ideal location from which you can discover the many tourist attractions of the Picardy region.

• First World War cemeteries and battlefields are also nearby.

On Site  T (£) 9puSW

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Le Mont des Bruyères

> 7 c s

Open: Mid Mar- Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 97 (32 touring)

Nearby  Y

 Town: Saint Quentin 11km

• Peaceful site located in the forest on the edge of the spa town of St Amand-les-Eaux and in the heart of Scarpe-Escaut natural regional park.

• Great for exploring northern France and near the Belgian border.

On Site  T (£) H9ue

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 Town: St Amand Les Eaux 2km

Château des Tilleuls

Open: Early Mar - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 260 (50 touring)

• A charming and welcoming family owned site near medieval St Valery-sur-Somme in the picturesque bay of Somme.

• Close to Marquenterre ornithological reserve, and Abbeville is a well worth day trip.

On Site  T (£) 9pueS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

Restaurant  Minigolf

Fitness room

Nearby

Town: Abbeville 5km

The land of William the Conqueror, D-Day landing beaches, memorials and museums of World War II.

See the tapestry at Bayeux that tells the tale of the invasion of England in 1066, and at Caen, see the mighty stronghold built in 1060. More modern attractions include the waterfront museum at Le Havre with its fine collection of Impressionist art.

Normandy is a wonderful blend of breathtaking coastal landscapes, traditional culinary richness, and historical landmarks. From the D-Day landing beaches, to the medieval wonders of Bayeux and Rouen, and the world famous Mont-Saint-Michel, there is so much to see and experience in Normandy

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Choose from 18 campsites in Normandy

Pays

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Regional Highlights

D-Day landing beaches

Nearest campsite: Le Cormoran page 61

The D-Day landings were the most vital part of the campaign to liberate Europe from German occupation during World War II. Visit Sword and Omaha beaches where the Allied troops landed, and relevant towns such as Arromanches and Ouistreham.

Mont-Saint-Michel

Nearest campsite: Haliotis page 62

A magical island set in the bay where Normandy and Brittany meet, Mont-Saint-Michel is one of France’s most breathtaking sights. Explore the winding narrow lanes as you make your way to the medieval monastery sitting atop the island – once a place of Christian pilgrimage and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bayeux

Nearest campsite: Le Château de Martragny page 60

A town boasting a stunning historic centre and the worldfamous UNESCO-listed tapestry which depicts the Norman conquest of England in 1066.

The Boucles de la Seine Nature Reserve

Nearest campsite: La Forêt Jumièges page 61

This regional natural park boasts 750 miles of signposted walking trails along picturesque coastline, plains, valleys, forests and marshes.

Honfleur

La Cité de la Mer

Nearest campsite: Le Grand Large page 60

Learn about life under the sea and board La Redoutable, the largest submarine open to the public in the world. As well as exhibitions, there are 17 aquariums, including the deepest in Europe.

Festivals

D-Day Landing 80th Anniversary 2024 (1st week of June)

Nearest campsite: Le Domaine de la Catinière page 61

An active fishing port and marina, historic and traditional buildings line the quays and streets of this charming port. Explore the restaurants, galleries, museums and monuments. Étretat

Nearest campsite: L’Aiguille Creuse page 61

Delightful seaside resort with a great beach and stunning views of the dramatic alabaster cliffs, made famous by Monet.

Events and commemorations held on and near landing beaches throughout the week.

Food and drink

Seafood

The extensive coastline makes this a speciality here. Calvados

An apple brandy distilled in Normandy.

Camembert

The well known soft, creamy cheese.

To find out more about things to do and what is going on in the region visit normandie-tourisme.fr

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First Time Normandy

Duration: 9 nights

Start Date: 28 April 2026

Tour Code: IFN

Price: £1,149 per person*

Rich in natural beauty and picturesque towns, Normandy is an ideal holiday destination and perfect for your first overseas touring experience.

Before sailing to France, you will spend two nights at Bearsted Club Campsite. There you will meet your Tour Hosts and fellow members, before attending a presentation and ‘continental’ driving course at the Kent Event Centre.

Once in France you will stay at Camping l’Aiguille Creuse, where you will be ideally placed to discover the heritage and history of this incredible area. With organised excursions to the picturesque cliffs of Étretat, the impressive Palais Bénédictine and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Le Havre this tour is perfect for getting a flavour of France.

What’s included:

• Two nights at Bearstead Club Campsite

• Driving course to practise driving on the right

• Presentation on what to expect when driving in France

• Return Dover-Calais crossing with P&O Ferries

• Outbound: 30 April 2026

• Inbound: 7 May 2026

• Seven nights at Camping l’Aiguille Creuse (N08)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

• Comprehensive information pack

• Motoring Abroad Pack including breathalysers, high-visibility jackets, headlamp adaptors, warning triangle and all you need to stay legal in France

What’s not included:

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

Open: Late Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 122 (100 touring)

• A relaxing family-run site set in a former hunting lodge, in the heart of picture postcard Normandy.

• The historic town of Lisieux and its stunning cathedral are a must see.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

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 Minigolf

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 Town: Lisieux 12km

 Beach: Trouville 25km

Open: Early Apr - Early Sep Site

5 Star

229 (130 touring)

• Beautiful château setting site with an indoor tropical themed waterpark.

• Located near stunning Normandy coastline and Mont SaintMichel.

On Site  T (£) H9pueSyW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Saint-Pair-Sur-Mer 5km

 Beach: Jullouville 3km

Open: Late Mar - Late Oct Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 140 (110 touring)

• A fun and friendly site near the port of Caen with access to a fine sandy beach.

• Cabourg is a short drive or cycle away.

On Site  T (£) 9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Merville-Franceville-Plage 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 180 (170 touring)

• A warm welcome awaits you at this site, set in a natural environment.

• Le Havre and the D-Day Landing beaches are nearby.

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 Town: Moyaux 2km

Open: Mid May - Late Aug Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££££ Pitches: 160 (160 touring)

• On the grounds of a chateau between Bayeux and Caen, and close to D-Day beaches.

• Perfect for exploring Calvados region.

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 Town: Bayeux 7km

 Beach: Courseulles Sur Mer 12km

Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Guide: £££ Pitches: 223 (123 touring)

• Seafront campiste with direct access to a fine sandy beach on the coastline near Cotentin natural regional park.

• Very conveniently located for Cherbourg ferry and facilities include an indoor and outdoor water park.

On Site  T (£) H9puSy

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 Town: Les Pieux 4km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 125 (82 touring)

• A peaceful site near Etretat.

• Take a boat trip to see the cliffs from Fécamp or explore the Alabaster unspoilt coast.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

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 Town: Etretat 6km

 Beach: Etretat 6km

Open: Late Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 70 (43 touring)

• This small and and relaxing site is perfectly located for Le Havre ferry.

• Enjoy a day trip to delightful port of Honfleur or to the famous seaside resort of Deauville.

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Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 320 (220 touring)

• The site is ideal for a stopover to and from the ferry port.

• Perfect for a visit to Caen, Ouistreham or the D-Day beaches.

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 Town: Ouistreham 1km

 Beach: Ouistreham 1.5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 110 (80 touring)

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 Town: Pont-Audemer 2km

 Beach: Honfleur 20km

• A rural setting outside the historic village of Jumièges near Brotonne forest and Boucles de la Seine regional park.

• This site is very well located for Le Havre ferry and to explore historic Rouen which is 40 mins drive away.

On Site  T (£) H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 256 (146 touring)

• A family-run site near a sandy beach in the heart of Cotentin Natural Park.

• A great base for exploring Normandy.

On Site  T (£) H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Horse riding

 Spa

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 Town: Saint-Mère-Église 9km

 Beach: Ravenoville Plage 0.7km

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 130 (80 touring)

 Bike hire

Nearby  W Y

 Town: Jumièges 1km

• A rural site, close to picturesque Honfleur with a lovely outdoor and indoor pool complex.

• Visit the natural stone arches and pebble beach at Etretat Plage.

On Site  T (£) H9puSW

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 Town: Honfleur 5km

 Beach: Honfleur 8km

Open: Early Apr- Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 192 (117 touring)

• Pretty and friendly relaxing site with an easy 8km cycling and walking path along a canal access to St Malo.

• Families will enjoy the mini farm and the pool.

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 Town: Pontorson 0.5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 160 (129 touring)

• Peaceful and spacious campsite newly built in 2023.

• Within walking distance to a charming fishing village and mixed pebbles and sandy beach.

On Site  T (£) pueS

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• Peaceful site in a rural setting, with great access to Normandy's D day beaches.

• Visit Bayeux and see its famous tapestry.

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 Town: Le Molay-Littry 5km

Mid Mar - Mid Nov

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 Town: Quiberville 1km

 Beach: Quiberville 0.6km

• A quiet riverside family friendly site within walking distance of the charming village of Les Andelys.

• A perfect base to explore the heart of historic Normandy between Paris and Rouen.

On Site  T (£) HpueSW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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• An award winning, charming and friendly farm-style site in the heart of picturesque Normandy countryside.

• Ideally located for exploring Normandy's D-day beaches and historic Bayeux.

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 Town: St Martin Des Besaces 1km

Open: Mid Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 152 (52 touring)

 Take away

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 Town: Les Andelys 0.5km

• A family friendly site, very conveniently located near the town of Dieppe and to explore the wonders of Normandy.

• Only 3.5 km from the beaches and offering a heated water park stretching over 1000m2

On Site  T (£) 9pueS

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 Town: Dieppe 1km

 Beach: Dieppe 3.5km

Occitanie

Carcassonne

Located in the heart of the South of France, Occitanie benefits from the balmy Mediterranean climate but with a more peaceful coastline than neighbouring Provence. Largely untouched, this region feels very traditionally French and offers a slower pace of life.

The Pyrénées Mountains of south-western France are a lovely spot for a day trip, offering magnificent views in an expanse of natural wilderness and unspoiled countryside, situated on the border of Spain.

Choose from 25 campsites in Occitanie

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Regional Highlights

Collioure

Nearest campsite: Les Criques de Porteils page 67

A charming, picturesque old fishing village home to colourful façades, pretty beaches and a castle by the sea. Head to the port to relax in one of the many cafés or restaurants.

Le Pont du Gard

Nearest campsite: Le Mas de Reilhe page 67

An ancient Roman aqueduct which stretches over the River Gardon, this UNESCO World Heritage listed structure is the most visited monument in France.

Pyrénées Mountains

Immerse yourself in the stunning scenery with a visit to the Pyrénées Mountains. Delight in picturesque hikes and cable car rides at one of the many resorts.

Le Canal du Midi

Running from the city of Toulouse down to the Mediterranean port of Sète, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the most beautiful and well-known stretch of inland waterway in Southern France.

Carcassonne

Nearest campsite: Le Moulin de Ste Anne page 67

Carcassonne is an extraordinary perfect medieval city with its huge fortifications dominating the surrounding countryside. From the massive ramparts, you look down to the lower city.

Rocamadour

Nearest campsite: Le Ventoulou page 70

This village clings to the cliff side above the river Alzou and is so picture perfect it’s breathtaking. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the pilgrim route of the ‘Way of Saint James’.

Occitanie boasts a coastline which spans all the way from Camargue to the Spanish border – where you’ll find beautiful beaches and unique wildlife, the vibrant and multicultural city of Montpellier, and inland you will immerse in Roman history in Nimes, discover medieval wonder Carcassonne, stroll through the streets of laidback Toulouse – ‘the Pink City’ and trek the breathtaking national parks in Cevennes and Aubrac

Cerdagne yellow train ride

Nearest campsite: Le Haras page 67

Nicknamed the ‘canary’ by the locals, this is the highest metre gauge railway in Europe. Travelling a distance of 63 km between Villefranche-de-Conflent and Latour-de-Carol, the scenery is well worth the trip.

Montpellier

Nearest campsite: Le Palavas page 69

Well known for its boulevards, elegant architecture, and for being one of the best cities for walking in France. The Place de la Comédie is one of the largest pedestrian precincts in Europe.

Festivals

Fêtes de la St Louis: Sète (August)

Jousts along the royal canal, fireworks and activities.

Aigues-Mortes (August)

One of the oldest and most beautiful medieval festivals in France.

Food and drink

Toulouse Cassoulet

Made from Tarbes beans, meat, garlic, nutmeg, herbs and slow cooked in a traditional cassolette.

Armagnac

A full bodied brandy hand-crafted in very small quantities by winemakers and distilled in oak barrels.

Plan your route

The joy of travel isn’t just in the destination but also the journey itself. To help with your planning, here are some ideas of how you can make your journey part of your holiday with some sights to see along the way, and stop over sites the Club can book for you to break up the journey to your final destination.

From Calais to Carcassonne

Route 1: 804 miles via Dijon and Avignon

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1 Stopover campsite at Au bord de l’Aisne (P02)

2 Stopover campsite at Le Château de l’Epervière (L12)

3 Stopover campsite at Le Mas De Nicolas (C44)

4 Destination campsite at Le Moulin de St Anne (C28) (Near final destination)

Route 2: 709 miles via Orléans and Rocamadour

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1 Stopover campsite at La Rivière Dorée (P24)

2 Stopover campsite at Camping le Rochât Belle Isle (L43)

3 Stopover campsite at Le Moulin du Bel-Air (C37)

Along the way, why not visit:

Destination campsite at Le Moulin de St Anne (C28) Great War Battlefields Tour

Saint-Quentin

Chemin des Dames

Owl’s Trail in Dijon Avignon

Let us organise it for you...

Aveyron Discovery

Duration: 17 nights

Start Date: 11 June 2026

Tour Code: IAV

Price: £1,099 per person*

Back by popular demand, this tour offers a perfect blend of rich culture, eclectic cuisine, fascinating history and gorgeous scenery.

Discover the fortified town of La Couvertoirade, enjoy a river cruise on the Tarn, visit the artisan glassblower in the Olt Valley and marvel at the stained-glass windows of Conques Abbey. You’ll also have the chance to savour the gastronomic delights of Albi market, taste Roquefort cheese directly from the caves and sample some fine local wines.

Based at Camping Club Les Genêts on the edge of Lac de Pareloup, the Aveyron Discovery tour really is a must for any lovers of rural France.

What’s included:

• 17 nights at Camping Club Les Genêts (D07)

• Meals and excursions as detailed

• Transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

What’s not included:

• Ferry Crossings

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

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Open: Mid Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 698 (436 touring)

• An award winning 5* site with direct access to a fabulous Mediterranean beach and the nearby marina.

• Onsite enjoy the fabulous aquatic park, shopping alley, bar and restaurant.

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Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 517 (134 touring)

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Town: Canet-En-Roussillon 3km

• Close to medieval Aigues Mortes and the Mediterranean beaches.

• Explore beautiful Camargue's unique nature & wildlife.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

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 Horse riding

Nearby  0 W Y  Town: Aigues-Mortes 3km

Beach: Grau Du Roi 3km

Open: Mid May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 258 (132 touring)

• A tranquil site situated near vineyards and peach orchards.

• The Pyrénées Natural Park has great walks and cycle routes.

On Site  T (£) 9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

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 Fitness room

Nearby  0 H W Y

 Town: Canet-En-Roussillon 2km

 Beach: Canet Plage 3km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 60 (31 touring)

• A cosy, quiet site between Cevennes National Park and Camargue.

• Explore Roman Nimes and Arles & iconic Pont du Gard.

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Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 89 (61 touring) Les Criques de Porteils

Open: Late Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 248 (183 touring)

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Sommieres 10km

• Small family-run site built by the owners themselves, perfectly located to explore the architectural treasures of nearby Carcassonne and its famous double-walled fortifications.

• Close to the medieval forts of Haut Languedoc natural regional park.

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• Set on a cliff top, it has spectacular views of Argèles-sur-Mer beach.

• Collioure, prized by painters, is a 30-minute walk.

On Site  T (£) H9puSy

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 Town: Coullioure 2km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 131 (96 touring)

• Peaceful and welcoming site in the heart of Occitanie a few minutes from the coast.

• A great base to relax at nearby Argeles beach or admire the stunning coastal scenery from the cliffs of Collioure.

On Site  T (£) 9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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Nearby  0 1

 Town: Argelès-Sur-Mer 7km

 Beach: Argelès Plage 10km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Carcassonne 12km

• Super friendly owners welcome you onto this small site near to the border of Dordogne and set on the banks of river Ceou in a peaceful environment.

• Must-see Rocamadour is only 40mins drive away.

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Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 93 (72 touring) Camping InNature Arques

 Minigolf

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Nearby

 Town: St Germain Du Bel Air 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sept

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 150 (75 touring)

• Nestled between the Mediterranean coast and the Corbières mountains.

• Great activities for all the family.

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 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Arques 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 28 (23 touring)

• A small, charming, family owned site which is a great base for exploring the stunning Cévennes villages or the Roman history treasures of Nimes and Arles.

On Site  9uS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Town: St Christol 3km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 65 (24 touring)

• Welcoming family friendly site in the heart of Dordogne, in the middle of an ancient oak forest and very well situated to explore nearby Rocamadour and Sarlat.

On Site  T HpuS

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 Town: Le Pech 9km

Open: Mid Apr - EarlyOct Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 65 (51 touring)

• Charming and picturesque setting for this site which is situated on the banks of the river Dordogne with direct access to fishing and canoeing.

On Site  H9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Martel 10km

Open: Mid Mar - Late Nov

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 240 (135 touring)

• Located in the middle of nature on the edge of the lake de l’Uby and the Landes de Gascogne national park.

• The pool area is located next to the Food Truck and the Central Lodge, ideal for enjoying a drink or ice creams between dips.

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 Town: Cazaubon 3km

Open: Mid May- Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 125 (49 touring)

• Located a few miles from Albi in the midst of the Gaillac vineyards with stunning views of the surrounding hillside and medieval village of Cordes sur Ciel.

• You will find a heated pool and welcoming central lodge on site.

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 Town: Vindrac-Alayrac 3km

Open: Early Apr - Early Sept

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 173 (63 touring)

• With a beautiful lakeside and wooded park setting, Lac de Thoux offers peace and quiet in a beautiful natural environment and is ideal for both relaxing and active stays.

• Families will love the waterpark and leisure complex.

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 Town: Thoux 1.5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 372 (138 touring)

• Seaside resort style site with direct beach access, with spacious fine sand pitches and a great water park.

• Cycling distance from lively Palavas village with lots of entertainment and dining options.

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 Town: Palavas Les Flots 3km

 Beach: Palavas On site

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 84 (77 touring)

• Charming and peaceful site set in the heart of Dordogne on the shores of the Lot river, 45 min drive from picturesque Cahors.

• A guaranteed relaxing stay where canoeing, fishing and horse riding are also available nearby.

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 Town: Puy-L'évêque 8km

Open: Late May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 163 (100 touring)

• Gorgeous lakeside setting and environment for this family friendly quality site.

• A perfect base to discover authentic Aveyron scenery and culinary traditions, and a watersports enthusiasts paradise.

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Nearby

 Town: Salles-Curan 6km

Open: Late Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 288 (119 touring)

• An exceptional site, amid the rolling hills of the Gascony countryside.

• Visit the medieval UNESCO village of La Romieu.

On Site  T (£) 9puSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: La Romieu 1km

Open: Mid May - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 74 (53 touring)

• Set high up in the Val d'Azun, on the edge of the Pyrénées National Park.

• Enjoy the cosy restaurant with its log burner and the spectacular mountain views.

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 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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Nearby

 Town: Argèles-Gazost 11km

Open: Mid Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 119 (72 touring)

• A tranquil site, on the banks of the River Garonne in the grounds of a 17th century watermill.

• Close to the Pyrénées Natural Park, with lots of trails to explore and trips along the Canal du Midi.

On Site  T (£) H9puSyW

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 Town: Martres-Tolosane 2km

La Forêt Lourdes

Open: Late Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 98 (58 touring)

• An exquisite family run campsite with excellent facilities set in the Forêt de Lourdes High above the famous Sanctuary and Grotte de Massabielle with stunning views of the valley.

• Enjoy a relaxing stay by the heated pool while contemplating the spectacular views.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

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 Town: Lourdes 3km

Open: Mid Apr - Late  Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 129 (51 touring)

• Award-winning family and pet friendly family owned and run site in the heart of the Dordogne valley.

• Famous Rocamadour and the Padirac caves nearby.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

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Open: Mid Jun - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 100 (49 touring)

Nearby  0

 Town: Thegra 3km

• Beautiful lakeside setting in a lush green environment.

• This site is in the heart of Aveyron with beautiful lakeview pitches and plenty of outdoors activities on offer.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

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 Town: Therondels 7km

Le Florida

Open: Early Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 153 (44 touring)

• Welcoming family owned site with a resort feel, close to beaches and city of Perpignan.

• This campsite offers large pitches and a lovely pool complex.

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 Town: Latour Bas Elne 1km

Centre-Val-de-Loire

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Home of the Loire Valley, this area is where the Kings and Dukes of France built their sumptuous châteaux.

Normandy

The valley and its magnificent castles are classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the region is also home to great swathes of farmland, vineyards and glorious cities such as Orléans and Blois.

Ile-de-France

Sunflowers and châteaux, caves and vineyards make this outstanding landscape such a feast for the eyes

Regional Highlights

Tours

Nearest campsite: Le Parc de Fierbois page 73

Beautiful and vibrant, this is the largest city in the region. Explore the historic quarters home to half-timbered houses, the bustling Place Plumereau and Saint Gatien Cathedral.

Château of Chenonceau

Nearest campsite: Le Moulin Fort page 73

This Renaissance masterpiece which spans the river Cher is a stunning sight with its white walls and curved turrets. The interior of the château is wonderfully restored with an eye to detail and refinement.

Amboise

Nearest campsite: L’Orangerie de Beauregard

Villedomer page 73

Visit Château du Clos Lucé, home of Leonardo da Vinci, as well as Château d’Amboise, boasting fabulous views of the Loire which cuts through the town.

Château of Chambord

Nearest campsite: Huttopia Les Châteaux page 73

Once a royal hunting lodge, this is the largest and arguably the most elaborate château of the region. The range of architectural styles is breathtaking. The Parc de Chambord surrounding the château is a walled game reserve which you can explore on foot, or by bike or boat.

Orléans

Nearest campsite: L’Etang de la Vallée page 74

Enjoy a bustling atmosphere as you wander the wide boulevards lined with boutique shops, restaurants and elegant buildings of this attractive city. Children will enjoy visiting Parc Floral de la Source, with glorious gardens, and a recreation of Joan of Arc’s house.

Zoo Parc de Beauval

Nearest campsite: La Citadelle page 74

With more than 3,000 animals and 400 species across 35 hectares, this popular zoo is one of the largest animal collections in France and Europe. Allow a full day to see the animals roaming free in environments recreated to represent their natural habitats.

Festivals

Joan of Arc Festival, Orléans (April-May)

This annual festival of parades, ceremonies and concerts pays tribute to the woman who liberated Orleans in 1429.

Les Montgolfiades in Brissac-Quincé (August)

Enjoy watching a hot air balloon competition which departs from Château de Brissac at sunset.

Food and drink

Tarte Tatin

An upside-down tart of flaky pastry and caramelised apples. Goats cheese

Taste the local St Maure de Touraine at the annual ‘Fête des Fromages’ in June.

Rillettes

A coarse, mild terrine made from shredded pork.

Open: Mid Apr - Early Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 300 (100 touring)

• A large, lively site, set in wooded parkland nearby Blois.

• The site is well-placed for visiting the Loire Valley

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 Town: Onzain 7km

Open: Mid May - Early Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 245 (120 touring)

• A tranquil woodland site with two lakes for fishing.

• Enjoy the cycle paths, with 800 kms on the "Loire A Velo" circuit.

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 Town: Gien 6km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 115 (115 touring)

• A relaxing touring-only site on the banks of the River Cher.

• The area is excellent for walking, cycling, kayaking and visiting the Châteaux.

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 Town: Bléré 7km

Open: Late Apr - Late Aug

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 396 (190 touring)

• Set in parkland with a lake and ancient forest.

• The châteaux of Villandry and Azay-le-Rideau area within driving distance.

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 Town: Sainte Catherine De Fierbois 1km

Open: Early Apr - Early Nov Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 350 (282 touring)

• Set in natural woodland and bordered by two rivers where you can fish.

• With easy access to famous Châteaux of the Loire.

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 Town: Bracieux 1km

Open: Early Jun - Late Aug

Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £££ Pitches: 128 (120 touring)

• In a peaceful setting, on the St Jacques de Compostelle cycle route.

• Ideal for visiting the Châteaux.

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 Town: Château-Renault 7km

Le Château de la Rolandière L36

Open: Mid May - Late Aug

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 32 (25 touring)

• Charming family home in a medieval Napoélon lll château amidst a peaceful 4 hectare park.

• Perfect for cycling and visiting the local villages and wine caves.

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L'Etang de la Vallée

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Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 182 (139 touring)

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 Town: L'ile Bouchard 6km

Camping Gien

Open: Mid Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 197 (154 touring)

• An open natural site, located on the banks of the River Loire just opposite the red brick castle and stone bridge.

• Perfect for days out sight seeing including cycling paths along the river banks.

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• A simple, friendly site located in the heart of the Orléans forest and just 150m from an attractive lake.

• Explore the City of Orléans and the magnificent Loire Valley château in Sully.

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Le Jardin de Sully

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Open: Early Sep - Early Jul

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 80 (50 touring)

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 Town: Combreux 4km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 139 (92 touring)

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 Town: Poilly-Les-Gien 2km

• Perfectly situated on the banks of the Indre river within walking distance of the charming town of Loches with its royal Citadelle.

• The beautiful villages of Montrésor and the Châteaux of the Loire are closeby.

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• A friendly en route campsite, perfect for a winter stop over en route to Spain and Portugal.

• Walk directly from the site to admire the delightful Château de Sully and its moats.

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 Town: Sully Sur Loire 2km

Nearby

 Town: Loches 1km

Camping le Rochât Belle Isle

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 140 (112 touring)

• Ideal location just o the A20 motorway and perfect for an overnight stay .

• This 3* site is at Chateauroux next to the leisure park and lake and bordered by the River Indre.

On Site  T pSW

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 Town: Châteauroux 1km

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Situated in the heart of France, this region encapsulates a multitude of landscapes, from spectacular mountains, dramatic canyons and volcanoes to wild rivers, luscious valleys and forests.

Nouvelle -Aquitaine

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for cycling, hiking, fishing, paragliding, rock climbing and hot air ballooning. You’ll also be spoiled for choice with the number of wonderful cities, chic spa resorts, vineyards and medieval villages and castles to visit. Some areas of this region remain relatively unknown and are perfectly suited to those looking for a quieter and more relaxing holiday.

Occitanie

Choose from 18 campsites in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Grand-Est

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Regional Highlights

Annecy

Nearest campsite: Le Taillefer page 78

Bordered by a staggering mountain backdrop and the crystalline waters of Lake Annecy, explore the cobbled streets, winding canals, and pastel-coloured houses of this medieval town.

Mont Blanc

Nearest campsite: L’Escale page 79

The highest mountain in Europe, Mont Blanc stands at a staggering 4,810 metres tall. You can ride up via cable car or tramway to witness the incredible panoramic views.

Parc du Vercors

Nearest campsite: Le Coin Tranquille page 78

Spanning over 330,000 hectares, this natural park is filled with beautiful scenery and wildlife, making it an ideal spot for hiking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing.

Vulcania

Nearest campsite: Huttopia Royat page 78

Based near a 40 km long chain of volcanoes, this exciting theme park lets you discover the fascinating history and geography of volcanoes.

Rhône Valley vineyards

Nearest campsite: La Grappe Fleurie page 80

As the second largest wine-growing region in France, some of the most famous wines in the world come from here including the Côtes-du-Rhône and Beaujolais wines.

Ardèche Gorge

Nearest campsite: Nature Parc l’Ardéchois page 79

Explore 30 km of spectacular river gorges, some as high as 300 metres. Starting at the famous Vallon-Pont-d’Arc you can take a trip down the river by kayak or explore the surrounding footpaths.

Lyon

Nearest campsite: Camping de Lyon page 79

Known as the home of French Gastronomy, Bouchons (local restaurants) serve traditional Lyonnaise cuisine, such as sausages, duck pâté and roast pork.

Festivals

Renaissance Festival, Le Puy-en-Velay (September)

A popular, medieval street festival celebrating the town’s colourful Renaissance past.

“Ski slopes of the Alps, canyons of Ardèche, volcanoes of Puy-de-Dôme, the vibrant city of Lyon, beautiful Annecy lake... the heart of France has so many varied & stunning landscapes and plenty of exciting and authentic experiences to offer for all ages and all seasons

”Food and drink

Chartreuse

A natural green-yellow liqueur composed of distilled alcohol, aged with 130 herbs, plants and flowers.

Fondue Savoyarde

Three different melted cheeses with a hint of garlic and white wine.

Clafoutis

Black cherries in a flan-like batter, baked and usually served with cream.

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 233 (111 touring)

• A modern site in the stunning Ardèche countryside.

• Within easy reach of attractive villages like Balazuc and Vogué.

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Town: Largentière 2km

Open: Mid May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 180 (138 touring)

• Superbly located site for exploring the Alps with welcoming, family friendly site with plenty of outdoor activities on offer.

• Also a visit to the Château de Vizille which is around 30 minutes from the site is well worth visiting.

On Site  T H9pue

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Early Apr - Early Nov Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 196 (137 touring)

• At the gateway to the Auvergne Natural Park with spectacular volcanoes.

• Take a 20 minute walk to the spa town of Royat.

On Site  T H9pueyW

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 Town: Royat 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 131 (94 touring)

• Attractive rural family friendly site located close to Le Puy-enVelay and set alongside la Dunière river.

• A guaranteed relaxing and peaceful stay.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

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 Town: Sainte Sigolène 6km

 Bar  Restaurant  Take away  Spa

Early Apr - Early Nov Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 192 (178 touring)

Nearby  W

 Town: Bourg D'oisans 7km

• Set in beautiful countryside near Chambery and Aix les Bains, the area offers fun for all the family.

• A very welcoming traditional family friendly site which offers a very relaxing experience.

On Site  T H9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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 Town: Les Abrets 2km

• A charming small site with stunning scenery near lake Annecy and the spectacular views of Bauges Natural Park.

• This site is a great base to explore the natural wonders of the area as well as plenty of watersports and outdoors activities.

On Site  H9pS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Doussard 4km

Open: Early May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Guide: £££ Pitches: 149 (119 touring)

• The site is nestled in the Alpine village of Le Grand Bornand at the foot of Mont Blanc and near lively La Clusaz ski resort.

• With spacious pitches and facilities including pools, and a locally renowned restaurant.

On Site  9puSy

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

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 Town: Le Grand Bornand 1km

Le Vaugrais

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Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 65 (58 touring)

• Relaxing and peaceful family owned site nestled amongst mountains and woods near Artemare Village.

• Close to the spa town of Aix-les-Bains and lively Chambéry.

On Site  T (£) 9ueW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

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Take away

Late Apr - Late Oct Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £££ Pitches: 158 (114 touring)

• Quality site with great facilities just miles from Geneva, with a beautiful mountain setting.

• Family friendly and welcoming.

On Site  T H9pue

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Nearby  0 W

 Town: St Julien En Genevois 5km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

142 (57 touring)

• Situated in beautifully laid out parkland along the Varèze river, the nearby towns of Vienne, Lyon and Valence can be reached within an hour.

• Fishing in the site's own carp pond is also possible.

On Site  H9pueyW

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

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 Town: Vienne 15km

Open: All Year Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 233 (182 touring)

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 Town: Artemare 1km

• Beautiful natural 6 hectare park location, and ideally located for exploring the Beaujolais region.

• This site is also an excellent base to visit Lyon and enjoy its cultural and culinary delights.

On Site  T H9puS

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 Town: Dardilly 3km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 5 Star

Guide: ££££ Pitches: 244 (219 touring)

• A beautiful site with a prime location in Vallon Pont d'Arc, with direct access to the Ardèche river.

• The Gorges de l'Ardèche and Caverne du Pont d'Arc are a must see.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

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 Town: Vallon Pont D'arc 1km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 153 (135 touring)

• Located near the resort of Les Arcs along the river Isère.

• This site offers an authentic mountain experience which lovers of pure mountain air and outdoor activities will enjoy as well as direct access to Paradiski.

On Site  T 9pue

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 Town: Bourg-Saint-Maurice 1km

Open: Late Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 77 (50 touring)

• A friendly and charming campsite, outside the town of Le Bourg d’Oisans.

• Set on a Tour de France stage, it's a great base for cycling and trekking, or for a relaxing holiday in beautiful surroundings.

On Site  T H9pue

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 Town: Le Bourg D'oisans 1km

Open: Mid Apr -  Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 76 (46 touring)

• A friendly campsite ideally located to explore the Pilat natural regional park.

• Nearby are famous Côte-Rôtie or Malleval village vineyards and the bustling and vibrant city of Lyon is only 45km away.

On Site  T H9puy

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 Town: Pélussin 2km

Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 80 (80 touring)

• A very attractive refreshing campsite with dramatic mountain views.

• An ideal base for exploring the magnificent local countryside and there are many outdoors activities on offer.

On Site  9pue

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 Town: Lus La Croix Haute 1km

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 94 (58 touring)

• Charming and welcoming wine lovers site, uniquely set amidst famous Beaujolais vineyards in picturesque surroundings.

• Wine tasting evenings are available on site as well as excursions organised and run by the owners.

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 Town: Fleurie 4km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 212 (145 touring)

• Family friendly site, set in the heart of the Auvergne region, on the shore of lake de la Siauve.

• Enjoy your stay in a peaceful and relaxing setting, with the indoor pool and terrace with stunning views.

On Site  HpueS

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 Town: Lanobre 4km

 Beach: Bort-Les-Orgues 4.6km

Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

Grand-Est Bourgogne -Franche-Comte

gne -Rhône -Alpes

This sun-drenched region of France provides the backdrop to chic Riviera cities including Nice, Cannes, Monaco and Saint Tropez.

Should you wish to explore further you could visit the lavender fields of Provence; Monaco, the setting for the exhilarating annual Formula 1 Grand Prix; historic Fréjus with its atmospheric medieval centre; Grasse, the perfume capital of the world; or the Gorges du Verdon, considered to be one of the most beautiful river canyons in Europe.

Welcome to France’s most glamorous coast. The Riviera offers exquisite culinary Provençal delights, colourful markets, vibrant nightlife, clear blue waters and fine sand beaches along the coast, as well as-far-asthe-eye-can-see lavender fields and romantic villages among breathtaking backdrops of Provence. The land that the famous Impressionist painters immortalized is an absolute must-see and experience

Choose from 12 campsites in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’ Azur

Regional Highlights

Lavender fields

Fragrant lavender fields bloom from June to August in Provence. The stunning scenery and aroma mustn’t be missed if visiting in the summer. You can follow the ‘lavender road’ routes to take in the most beautiful views and distillery.

Lac de Serre-Ponçon

Nearest campsite: La Presqu’île Serre-Ponçon page 84

This reservoir is one of the largest artificial lakes in France offering lots of watersports activities.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence

Nearest campsite: Le Mas de Nicolas page 83

Perfectly-paved streets, beautiful buildings, lovely colours, shops and markets. Situated about 20 km from Avignon, Saint Rémy de Provence is an elegant town that has been a hub of art and culture in Provence for centuries.

Roquebrune-Cap-Martin

Nearest campsite: Les Pinèdes page 83

This medieval village perches on a rocky cliff overlooking the Mediterranean. Topped by a keep from the 10th-century, there are also pretty narrow streets, arched passages and fabulous coastal views.

St Tropez

Nearest campsite: L’Argentière page 83

Long popular with the wealthy and famous, yachts and luxury boats now moor in the Vieux Port (old port) of this charming coastal town. Stroll through cobbled lanes in the old fishing quarter of La Ponche, and enjoy walks by the beaches.

Luberon

Nearest campsite: Les Tomasses page 84

Perched villages with incredible views, including Gordes, one of the most beautiful villages in France, hikes, heritage and remarkable gastronomy.

Avignon

Nearest campsite: Camping du Pont d’Avignon page 84

A famous walled city of art and culture and seat of the popes which is a must see. The medieval Pont d’Avignon is located across the Rhône river.

Food and drink

Tapenade

A dip made from black olives, capers, anchovies, garlic and olive oil and served with croutons.

Ratatouille

A famous Provençal stew made from tomatoes, onions, courgettes, aubergines, peppers, garlic and herbs.

Tarte Tropézienne

St Tropez’s signature cake, a flat-topped sugarcoated brioche filled with an orange-flower flavoured cream.

Pastis

An aniseed-flavoured liqueur.

Aqualand waterpark

Nearest campsite: Esterel Caravaning page 87

Situated on the French Riviera with water slides, adventure pools and recreational areas for all the family to enjoy. The fearless will enjoy the spectacular water slides, and there are smaller slides, pools and fun parks for the younger ones.

Festivals

Nice Jazz Festival (July)

Established in 1948 and acclaimed as the first jazz festival in the world, this impressive festival has a long and rich history in showcasing jazz music.

Open: Early Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 190 (118 touring)

• Charming riverside site close to Roquebrune-sur-Mer.

• Set just inland from the Côte d’Azur and lively Fréjus resort.

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 Town: Roquebrune-Sur-Argens 1km

 Beach: Saint Aygulf 10km

Open: Late Apr - Early Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 380 (92 touring)

• Fabulous facilities set in 27 acres of grounds by the River Durance.

• Located 8 miles from medieval hillside Sisteron.

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 Town: Volonne 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 495 (164 touring)

• This high-quality site is set among the Esterel hills, lavender fields and provençal towns.

• Close to beautiful Mediterranean beaches, enjoy the lively and glittering Côte d’Azur lifestyle.

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 Town: Saint Raphael 7km

 Beach: Agay 4km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 146 (60 touring)

• Set inland, near La Colle-sur-Loup and the town of Cagnes-surMer.

• Attractions such as Nice and Cannes are a short drive.

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 Town: Cagnes-Sur-Mer 7km

 Beach: Cagnes-Sur-Mer 7km

Open: Early Apr - Early Oct Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 166 (129 touring)

• Traditional welcoming and peaceful site in the heart of Provence.

• Within walking distance of St Rémy de Provence, its lively side streets shops cafes and restaurants and renowned twice weekly Provencal market.

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 Town: St Rémy De Provence 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 180 (80 touring)

• Great facilities site located near the glitzy resort of St Tropez and stunning beaches of the Riviera.

• Must see charming Ramatuelle is only 20mins away.

On Site  T (£) 9puSy

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 Town: Cogolin 1km

 Beach: Marines De Cogolin 6km

Les Tomasses

Open: Late Mar - Early Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 88 (58 touring)

• This site is a natural haven set among fig trees alongside a small river guaranteeing a peaceful and restful stay.

• The beautiful beaches and viewpoint of Giens Peninsula are only 30mins away.

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Le Luberon

Open: Early Apr - Early Nov

Site Rating: 4 Star

Nearby

 Town: Belgentier 1km

La Presqu'île Serre-Ponçon

Open: Late May - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star

• Located on the shores of stunning Serre-Ponçon lake and its turquoise blue waters.

• This site is a watersports heaven boasting its own private beach.

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Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 227 (138 touring) Camping

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 Town: Chorges 6km

Open: Early Mar - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 300 (270 touring)

• A welcoming, relaxed and friendly site nestled amongst trees and hills in a prime location for hiking and cycling enthusiasts.

• The pleasant town of Apt is only 3km away and located between the regional natural park of Luberon and Mont Ventoux.

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Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 110 (64 touring) Les Prés Hauts

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 142 (116 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Apt 1.6km

• Spacious and shaded family friendly riverside site perfectly located to explore historic Avignon.

• A daily frequent free shuttle service takes you directly to the heart of the city.

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• Within walking and cycling distance of picturesque Sisteron and its medieval citadel.

• This welcoming and quiet site offers pitches in a relaxing environment.

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 Town: Sisteron 3km

Open: Late Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 68 (47 touring)

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 Town: Avignon 1km

 Beach: Saintes Maries De La Mer 79km

• A small, friendly site, very conveniently located close to the Papal city of Avignon.

• Nimes Arles and Orange are nearby and are famous for their Roman history and heritage.

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 Town: Chateaurenard 1km

Grand-Est

Situated in the Northeast quarter of France, this expansive region is full of fascinating history and cultural treasures, and is particularly famous for its production of Champagne; in fact, the plentiful vineyards were granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 2015.

Grand-Est is adorned with a number of natural wonders, beautiful cities and quaint villages. Strasbourg, the region’s largest city and capital, offers a melting pot of culture, enchanting architecture and historic sites at every turn, including the magnificent Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg – widely considered to be one of the finest examples of Rayonnant Gothic architecture. Nature lovers are particularly drawn to Grand Est for its glorious national parks, while wine and food connoisseurs visit for the plentiful wine routes, champagne houses and gastronomic delights.

Choose from 7 campsites in Grand-Est

Lovely countryside with traditional villages and houses alongside canals. Don’t miss the Route des Vins where you can discover world class wine heritage and medieval castles

Regional Highlights

Strasbourg

Nearest campsite: Les Portes d’Alsace page 87

Showcasing a blend of French and German influences, Strasbourg offers culture and history. The architecture is something to behold, and Strasbourg is well known for its eclectic cuisine.

Troyes

Nearest campsite: Le Lac d’Orient page 87

Former capital of the Champagne Ardennes region, with a beautiful centre – narrow cobbled streets and half-timbered houses and numerous museums to explore.

Champagne Tourist Route

A wonderful way to immerse yourself in the region’s specialty, this spectacular fully signposted route takes you on a journey among the picturesque vineyards and terraced hillsides.

Lac du Der Chantecoq

Nearest campsite: Châlons en Champagne page 87

This is the largest man-made lake in Europe and is popular for outdoor activities including watersports, cycling and walking, as well as wildlife and birdwatching.

Grande Île

Nearest campsite: Au Clos de la Chaume page 87

This large island lies at the heart of Strasbourg’s historic centre. Listed as a UNESCO heritage site since 1988, it has beautiful half-timbered houses and Renaissance houses plus many good restaurants and souvenir shops.

The Vosges Mountains

In addition to the beautiful forests, pristine lakes, and superb views, the Vosges is also a centre of adventure for sports like nordic ski, paragliding, or extreme canoeing.

Food and drink

Champagne

The famous sparkling white wine is produced throughout Grand-Est.

Choucroute

Alsatian version of the Sauerkraut with white cabbage and pork.

Battlefields of Verdun

Nearest campsite: La Samaritaine page 87

Verdun was the site of one of the deadliest battles in history in 1916. The memorial and museum situated here act as a reminder of the sacrifices made and the history of this region during World War 1.

Nancy

Nearest campsite: L’Ile aux mille Charmes page 87

A riverfront city in the northeastern French region of Grand Est, is known for its late baroque and art nouveau landmarks. Its focal point is the 18th-century Place Stanislas.

Festivals

Christmas Market (December)

Experience the magic of Christmas in Strasbourg, home to the oldest Christmas market in France. Expect hundreds of stalls spread out across the centre selling ornaments, toys or tasty traditional food and mulled wine to keep you warm as you browse.

Gerardmer Fantasy Film Festival (Late January)

Competitive festival for fantasy, sci-fi and horror feature films as well as French shorts plus comics and other art forms.

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££

Pitches: 196 (104 touring)

• Situated on the shores of Lac de la Liez, with some pitches overlooking the water.

• Near the town of Langres, voted one of the most beautiful towns in France.

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 Town: Langres 5km

Les Portes d'Alsace

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star

Open: Early Mar - Early Nov

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 143 (129 touring)

• A relaxed site just 25 minutes walk from the lovely town of Saverne.

• Families will enjoy Océanide, the town ’s water park.

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Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 268 (199 touring)

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 Town: Saverne 2km

• A former municipal site located in the suburbs of Châlons-enChampagne, ideally located as an en route stop with good access to the major routes.

• The Champagne capital of Reims is within easy access, with its magnificent gothic cathedral and the town of Chalons-enChampagne is well worth a visit.

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• On the shores of a lake with a sailing school, pedaloes and kayaks in the Forêt d'Orient Regional Park.

• A perfect area for keen walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails across the park.

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 Town: Troyes 20km

Open: Early Apr  - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 110 (91 touring)

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 Town: Châlons- En-Champagne 3km

• A small and friendly site with very well maintained pitches and peacefully situated in southern Ardennes.

• It's well located to visit Verdun, a town steeped in history.

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Open: Mid Apr - Mid Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 94 (69 touring)

• This small family run site site is just a short walk from the village of Corcieux.

• Don't miss visiting Colmar and Riquewihr where there are plenty of routes for you to enjoy walking and cycling.

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 Town: Gerardmer 12km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 2 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 97 (97 touring)

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 Town: Stenay 19km

• A peaceful and friendly river bank campsite nestled between the Moselle and the Canal des Vosges.

• The large and very well-looked after pitches are ideal for enjoying the space, fresh air and relaxing holidays.

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 Town: Charmes 0.5km

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Hauts- de -France

e-de-France

A picturesque and peaceful region in Eastern France, BourgogneFranche-Comté is home to some of the nation’s most beautiful scenery, incredible cuisine and fascinating history.

Grand-Est

Bourgogne -Franche-Comté

This is an ideal destination for lovers of rural tourism and unspoiled landscapes; world-renowned for its expansive vineyards, charming châteaux, architectural treasures and dramatic landscapes. Delight in a slower pace of life, exploring beautiful towns and cities by foot or bike, indulging your taste buds with rich wines and cuisine, and discovering breathtaking forests, mountains, rivers and lakes.

Cultural, culinary and natural delights await at every corner of BourgogneFranche-Comté: soak in the medieval history and sample some of France’s finest wines in Beaune, trek along breathtaking landscapes in Parc Naturel du Morvan or in the lush National Forest Parc... A region well worth discovering or re-discovering

Choose from 6 campsites in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Auvergne -Rhône -Alpes

Regional Highlights

Tournus

Nearest campsite: Le Château de l’Epervière page 90

Tournus is a nice town at the heart of an important wine-growing area with a beautiful 11th-century abbey.

Beaune

Nearest campsite: Le Pont de Bourgogne page 90

Burgundy’s wine capital, Beaune is home to a labyrinth of underground wine cellars dating back centuries. This walled medieval town is filled with historic buildings, shaded squares and cobbled streets. Don’t miss the famous Hospices de Beaune, founded in the 15th-century and now a museum of the history of medicine.

Baume les Messieurs

Nearest campsite: Huttopia La Plage Blanche page 90

Nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by cliffs and steep wooded slopes, this quaint village is dominated by its 13th-century abbey.

Burgundy Wine Trails

The wine regions of this area include Châblis, Côte de Nuits, Côte de Beaune, Beaujolias and Sancerre. You can follow several wine trails to learn about wine production and taste different varieties.

Food and drink

Beef Bourguignon

A rich beef stew made with the region’s famous wine. Dijon Mustard

Has a smooth, delicate taste, often used as a base for sauces.

Crème de Cassis

Blackcurrant liqueur served with Champagne to make Kir Royale.

Citadel

of Besançon

Nearest campsite: Huttopia La Plage Blanche page 90

This 17th-century fortress on Mount Saint-Etienne is considered one of the most beautiful fortresses in France. Housing three separate museums, it also offers spectacular views from the ramparts.

Festivals

Les Grandes Heures de Cluny (June to August)

One of the most famous classical music festivals in France, concerts are held in the magnificent medieval Abbey of Cluny.

Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 200 (150 touring)

• Beautifully located on the banks of River Loue near the Jura Mountains.

• The protected town of Besançon musn't be missed.

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 Town: Mont-Sous-Vaudrey 8km

Le Château de l'Epervière

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 160 (110 touring)

• A high quality site with a great restaurant, located in Gigny-surSaône.

• Situated in the heart of Burgundy wine country.

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Open: Early Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 96 (81 touring)

• A peaceful family-friendly rural site in Northern Burgundy, which blends into its wooded surroundings.

• You will have lovely views over the countryside.

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 Town: Clamecy 9km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 3 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 100 (90 touring)

Nearby

 Town: Sennecy-Le-Grand 5km

• A mile to Chalon-sur-Saône, a pretty town, this site is located along the river and boasts spacious pitches.

• Wine connoisseurs will enjoy visits to Beaune and Mâcon.

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Open: Early Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 75 (65 touring)

• Charming small riverside site within walking distance of Nevers city centre, steeped in history and a rich gastronomy tradition.

• Enjoy the beautiful natural setting with peaceful walks on the campsite's doorstep.

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 Town: Nevers 300m

3 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 50 (42 touring)

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 Town: Chalon-Sur-Sâone 1km

• Open all year family-run site with renowned restaurant Le Saussois.

• Perfect for exploring northern Burgundy.

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 Town: Coulanges Sur Yonne 8km

Spain

Sizzle, spice and all things nice – enjoy the warm embrace of a Spanish holiday…

A stunning country of contrasts. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, Spain boasts over 3000 beaches and numerous majestic mountains.

Don’t miss...

• The world of surrealism at the Teatro Museo Dalí in Figueres

• Enjoy beautiful beaches in the morning and spectacular mountains in the afternoon in Picos de Europa

• Get on your bike and enjoy Girona, one of the best places in Europe for cyclists

• Gaudi’s incredibly colourful legacy in Barcelona

• A taste of traditional cuisine at Madrid’s Casa Botín. The oldest operating restaurant in the world

• Wander the Camino de Santiago to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the burial place of the patron saint of Spain

• Cartagena’s rich maritime history and charming old town

• Famous La Rioja wine visit many wineries and vineyards.

• A day trip to Alicante – The City of Light – built on two ancient Roman settlements.

• Visit the mountaintop city of Ronda and admire Puente Nuevo bridge that connects the two sides of the city.

Each region is special here are our top five:

Northern Spain

Known as ‘Green Spain’, it’s a perfect destination for hiking, cycling, bird watching and fishing. Renowned for its dense forests, lush meadows and rugged mountains, it’s gastronomically celebrated for exquisite seafood, authentic tapas and La Rioja wine.

Cataluña

Nestled close to the French border, marked by the snowcapped Pyrenees, discover a kaleidoscope of experiences in Cataluña. From gentle olive groves in the west and mountain villages in the north, to vibrant Barcelona and the sea to the east. Home to the famous and lively beach resort of Costa Brava, enjoy crystal clear Mediterranean waters and pearly white beaches.

Andalucia

This diverse Spanish region between the Atlantic and Mediterranean, never fails to enchant with its beautiful national parks, miles of sandy coastline, iconic architecture, gastronomic delights and thriving local culture.

From snow-capped mountains to hilltop villages and the only desert in Europe, there’s an impressive variety of landscapes. Foodies delight in everything from innovative Michelin-starred restaurants to unpretentious street food stalls.

Culturally rich it’s the birthplace of the flamenco dance and music. It also holds worldwide acclaim for its wine, brandy and sherry.

Central Spain

A popular destination due to its closeness to the capital –Madrid, it’s well-known for its art, culture and nightlife. Segovia is famous for its impressive Roman aqueduct and other historical landmarks such as the Alcazar fortress. Central Spain is a great place to enjoy tapas, Cocido Madrileño or gazpacho.

South-eastern Spain

This Mediterranean destination is known for its golden sand and crystal clear waters. Explore the regions of Valencia and Murcia dotted along the coast with stunning beaches and rocky coves. Take in natural landscapes and cultural wealth. Delight in the freshest seafood, vegetables and fruits – combined to produce fabulous, Mediterranean flavours.

Extremadura

Set close to the Portuguese border, this rural and historical region remains largely undiscovered by international tourism. Here, nature lovers can enjoy authentic rural life, a refreshing alternative to crowded coastal beaches with numerous freshwater bathing areas and natural swimming pools.

There’s something for history buffs too - this region radiates Roman and Moorish influences, and its monumental cities associated with the Spanish Conquistadors are well worth exploring.

Aragón, Cantabria, La Rioja & Galicia

Tucked into the north of the country, to the west of the Pyrénées and not far from the French border, you’ll find some of Spain’s most beautiful and unspoilt beaches.

This is the destination for hiking, cycling, bird watching and fishing. Dine on authentic Spanish tapas, and enjoy delicious Spanish Rioja wine in the very place it was made. It’s the perfect place to indulge your cultural side too, with fantastic modern marvels such as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, the Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea in Santiago de Compostela or Renzo Piano’s brand new arts centre in Santander.

Choose from 16 campsites in Aragón, Cantabria, La Rioja & Galicia

Regional Highlights

Parque Nacional de Ordesa

Nearest campsite: Peña Montañesa page 95

Regional Highlights

One of Europe’s best-kept secrets for incredible wildlife viewing. Home to dramatic canyon walls and ancient forests, in close proximity to the Pyrenees Mountains.

Baiona

Nearest campsite: Bayona Playa page 96

Both a tourist destination and fishing port, Baiona is located in the south of the Rias Baixas region and is perfect for harbouring recreational and fishing boats.

Bilbao

Nearest campsite: De Haro page 95

Nestled in a lush corner of the Basque Country, this captivating waterfront city is famous for its eye-catching architecture.

Santander

Nearest campsite: Playa Joyel page 95

A charming city of vibrant streets, excellent cuisine, intriguing cultural attractions and one of Europe’s finest urban beaches.

Zaragoza

Nearest campsite: Lago Resort page 95

One of Spain’s most underrated regional capitals filled with Roman remains and a turreted castle. Visit the iconic Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar next to the river.

Marqués de Riscal winery tour

Nearest campsite: De Haro page 95

Rioja is home to numerous vineyards and wineries, so this region is perfect for wine tasting holidays and tours.

Food and drink

Rioja

Oak-aged wine.

Quesada Pasiega

A type of cheesecake with a dense yet light and fluffy texture.

Picón Bejés-Tresviso

A handcrafted cheese from the Liébana region.

Festivals

Rioja Wine Harvest Festival (September)

Logroño goes all out to celebrate the Rioja Wine Harvest Festival, known traditionally as the festivities of San Mateo. The town is filled with colour and fun in a celebration where wine and grapes take centre stage.

Pilar Festival (mid October)

Annual festival celebrated in the city of Zaragoza, Aragon, in honour of the patron saint of the city, the Virgin of the Pilar. It begins with the parade of clubs to attend the Proclamation in the Plaza del Pilar. The Plazas of the Historic Center become stages that host theatre, circus, dance and humour, percussion, clowns, mimes and much more.

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Wines

of Rioja

Tour Duration: 16 nights

Tour Code: IWR

Start Date: 28 September 2026

Price: £1,499 per person*

Learn all about vines and wine production on this new 17-day journey through La Rioja – Spain’s most iconic wine region, renowned for its historic bodegas and breathtaking vineyard landscapes.

Based at Camping De Haro, located in the heart of the Rioja region, this campsite offers a peaceful and central base to explore.

This immersive trip through Northern Spain promises memories and flavours to last a lifetime. Get ready to visit many different wine-cellars and taste different varieties of wine, explore the Vivanco Museum of Wine Culture and visit Añana Salt Valley. A guided walking tour of Bilbao through the city’s charming old town, complete with a pintxos tasting lunch and of course, local wines!

What’s included:

• 16 nights at Camping De Haro (E02)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

Unspoilt beaches, wonderful scenery, historical sites, tasty wine and delicious seafood, it has it all!

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To find out more about things to do and what is going on in the region visit spain.info

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

What’s not included:

• Ferry Crossings

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

Caravaning Oyambre

Open: Late Feb - Early Dec

Site Rating: Second class Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 220 (130 touring)

• A peaceful family-run site in the heart of the Rioja winemaking region.

• Within easy reach of Bilbao and Santander.

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 Town: Haro 1km

Open: Late Mar - Mid Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 220 (130 touring)

• A charming site with great facilities, near Santander.

• Great to explore the Cabárceno National Park and Cantabrian coast.

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Open: Mid Apr - Late Sep

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 1000 (745 touring)

• This large site is in a beautiful National Park on the coast of Cantabria and convenient to the ports of Santander and Bilbao.

• It has direct access to one of the best beaches in the region for swimming and surfing.

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 Town: Noja 2km

Open: All Year Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 154 (140 touring)

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 Town: Comillas 5km

 Beach: Oyambre 1km

• A small welcoming family run site situated in the Cabuérniga valley with outstanding vistas of the surrounding mountain ranges.

• Traditional stone buildings and a real Spanish atmosphere adds to the attraction of this beautiful site.

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Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 420 (300 touring)

• At the entrance to the Ordesa National Park with stunning Pyrenean views.

• It’s ideally located for exploring the Pyrenees.

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 Town: Ainsa 3km

Open: Mid Mar - Late Oct Site Rating: 4 Star

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 Town: Cabezon De La Sal 10km

 Beach: Comillas 20km

• Set on a steep hillside, Lago enjoys spectacular views over the lake and mountains.

• The historic Nuévalos village with its Roman remains, 16th Century Palace and Gothic style churches is only 500 meters from the campsite.

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 Town: Nuévalos 1km

Open: Mid Jan - Mid Dec

Site Rating: 3 Star

• Small friendly peaceful site situated in Navarre, with stunning mountain views.

• Within walking distance explore the pretty local town of Sunbilla with its park and lake.

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 Town: Sunbilla 1km

 Beach: Hendaya, France 25km

Mid Mar - Mid Oct

Rating: First class

• Situated on the Galician coast, with modern first-class facilities including a popular restaurant with local cuisine.

• Completely surrounded by beach and ideal for watersports, kayaking, snorkeling and paddle-boarding.

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 Town: Bayona 3km

• With miles of open sea, sandy beaches nearby, this site is the ideal place for swimming, water sports or long walks.

• The campsite is within walking distance to the town of Valdoviño where you can find bars, restaurants and supermarkets.

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 Town: Valdoviño 1km

 Beach: Praia De Valdoviño 0.2km

Open: Early Feb - Early Dec Site Rating: Second class

• A friendly family atmosphere site ideally located to visit A Coruna and for nature lovers to discover the many hiking and cycling routes nearby.

• Open all year, it has good facilities and really well maintained delimited pitches.

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 Town: A Coruña 25km

 Beach: Baldaio 4km

Mid Apr - Early Nov

3 Star

• Located in a magnificent forest of ancient pine trees, this charming and unusual campsite is the highest in Spain.

• It is the perfect"en route" place for nature lovers to experience the Sierra de Albarracín.

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 Town: Bronchales 2km

• A lovely and peaceful family campsite surrounded by trees.

• Discover marvellous beaches and explore the west-site of the region and enjoy outdoor activities.

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 Town: Comillas 4km

 Beach: Luaña 5km

Camping Gavin

Q = 3 7 c s

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££

Pitches: 198 (164 touring)

• A lovely terraced campsite, open all year, convenient for stop over and in an attractive setting with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

• The site has good facilities including an outdoor pool, supermarket, a bar and restaurant.

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 Town: Gavin 1km

Camping Lago Barasona

Q = 7 c s 2

Open: Early Mar - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 261 (180 touring)

• A fairly large campsite set just outside the Pyrenees adjacent to the Barasona Lake.

• Peaceful in low season and livelier in high season which makes it good for families.

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Gran Camping Zarautz

b Q > 7 5 s

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 450 (370 touring)

 Fitness room

Nearby  W

 Town: Graus 5km

• A large and popular campsite, sitting on top of a hill, it offers picturesque views and access to Zarautz bay.

• Offering a good range of facilites including a gym, sauna and lovely bar and restaurant.

On Site  T H9pS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Sauna

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 W 1

 Town: Zarautz 2km

 Beach: Zarautz 1km

Huttopia Caminos de Galicia

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches:  96 (50 touring)

• Situated on the St James Pilgrimage route in the centre of Galicia.

• The Atlantic coast offers inlets (rias) to discover beaches, historical harbours and quintissential villages.

On Site  T HpuS

 Bar

 Café

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Lalin 10km

Madrid, Castilla y León & Castilla La Mancha

This part of Spain will enthrall you with its sheer drama, magic and charm.

Don’t miss The Alcazar in Segovia, with its fairytale fortress that was the inspiration for Cinderella’s Castle in Walt Disney World; gaze up at the towers and turrets of Ávila; and discover isolated citadels and sleepy, half-timbered hamlets… this is ‘hidden’ Spain, and it’s just waiting to be discovered. If you really want to unwind then the understated magic of Valladolid is perfect. Surrounded by vineyards it’s ideal if you’re wanting a splendid glass of wine and some scrummy tapas. Alternatively, step back in time and take the Strawberry Train in Aranjuez – the second oldest railway line in Spain.

Discover this unspoilt part of central Spain where you can visit the home of Don Quijote and discover a region full of medieval history and hilltop castles

Choose

from

7 campsites in Madrid, Castilla y León, & Castilla La Mancha

Regional Highlights

Segovia

Nearest campsite: Monte Holiday page 100

Home to an impressive and well preserved Roman aqueduct and an imposing Alcázar – an extraordinary medieval fortress, granted UNESCO World Heritage Site, that sits atop a rocky crag.

Salamanca

Nearest campsite: Regio page 100

Take a walk through centuries of history, art and knowledge. Salamanca is known for its ornate sandstone architecture and is considered the quintessential Spanish Renaissance city.

Madrid

Nearest campsite: Arco Iris page 100

Spain’s vibrant capital is a city of elegant boulevards and expansive parks. Visit the portico-lined Plaza Mayor and the lavish El Palacio Real.

Valladolid

Nearest campsite: El Astral page 99

Visit the Spanish Gothic San Pablo Church, and the Royal Palace which was home of Spanish kings in the early 1600s.

Cabañeros National Park

Nearest campsite: El Mirador de Cabañeros page 100

With a varied landscape ranging from dramatic mountains to lush lowlands, this National Park in the heart of Spain offers wonderful wildlife spotting, including Golden Eagles. Explore on foot or by bike, or you can take a tour on a four-wheel-drive vehicle or on horseback.

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££

Pitches: 140 (135 touring)

• The site enjoys a peaceful location on the River Duero, close to Tordesillas.

• Facilities include swimming pools, mini golf, tennis and a fantastic grill restaurant.

On Site  T H9pueyW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

Nearby  0

 Town: Tordesillas 1km

Festivals

Verbena de la Paloma (Mid August)

The Verbena de la Paloma gives a wonderful opportunity to see people in the traditional Spanish flamenco costumes. In addition, there are tapas routes to follow, musical performances, and various activities such as the parade of the Virgin. The wonderful atmosphere in the Spanish capital continues all night in the bars, and restaurants.

Festival of San Isidro (May)

Tradition is the key to the festival of San Isidro, where there is no lack of chulapo and chulapa costumes, with shawls, flat caps and carnations, and the memorable chotis dance that the people of Madrid still dance today in the streets of the city, in which the men try not to move a muscle while the women spin them round and round.

Food and drink

Roasted meats

Cordero Asado (suckling lamb) and Cochinillo Asado (suckling pig).

Sopas de ajo

A garlic soup with paprika. Torres wines

Historical wine growing company, family run and largest in Spain.

Open: All Year

Site Rating: First class Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 425 (75 touring)

• Set in the Lozoya Valley, with excellent facilities Parque Natural Sierra de Guadarramar.

• Ideal for nature lovers with canoeing, rock-climbing, hiking and skiing nearby.

On Site  T H9puey

 Bar

 Restaurant

Take away

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Lozoyuela-Navas Sieteiglesias 12km

Open: Early Jan - Early Dec

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 160 (90 touring)

• A family run site with well-maintained facilities and excellent service.

• The vibrant city of Madrid is easily accessible.

On Site  T 9puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Open: All Year Site Rating: First class

Guide: ££ Pitches: 160 (126 touring)

• On the outskirts of Salamanca, Regio is ideal for a short city break.

• A bus runs from the site entrance to Salamanca.

On Site  T Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Salamanca 6km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Oct Site Rating: 2 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 58 (44 touring)

 Spa

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Villaviciosa De Odon 3km

• A small and peaceful family run site on the Camino de Santiago, surrounded by mountains and with direct access to a small river.

• This charming campsite is really well looked after and is a perfect stopover to enjoy nature in its purest form.

On Site  T pS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Open: Mid Feb - Early Dec Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 75 (57 touring)

• A smal tranquil site set in the Cabañeros National Park, overlooking the pretty village of Hocajo and the mountain ranges.

• Take a Jeep safari, or visit the spectacular Gothic cathedral at Toledo.

On Site  T puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 H

 Town: Horcajo De Los Montes 1km

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

Site Rating: Second class Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 48 (25 touring)

Nearby  W

 Town: Trabadelo 3km

• A small, quiet and family run campsite located in the Sierra de la Demanda.

• The large and grassy pitches are non delimited, flat and very well maintained.

On Site  T (£) Hpu

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Villasur De Herreros 2km

 Beach: Embalse De Úzquiza 4km

Murcia & Valencia

Coimbra

The Spanish Costas are a year-round playground for fun, sun and sand.

Cascais

But look closer and you’ll uncover a region that is Spanish to the core.

Valencia with its thriving arts and cultural scene, Alicante with its long, languorous waterfront, and the lovely university city of Murcia…

Grândola

Odemira

Lagos

This is one of the most popular stretches of coastline in Spain, and it’s easy to see why.

Córdoba Linares

Lovely place to relax, bucketfuls of Mediterranean heritage and stunning coastlines, if you are looking to chase the sun all year round, this is the place!

Cádiz

Antequera Málaga Marbella

Choose from 15 campsites in Murcia & Valencia

Regional Highlights

Alicante

Nearest campsite: Camping Alicante Imperium page 105

Nestled in the stunning Costa Blanca coastline, this is one of Spain’s most beautiful cities and is a hotspot for sunny city breaks.

Sierra de Irta National Park

Nearest campsite: Ribamar page 105

Ideal for nature lovers, this breathtaking coastline is home to a rocky mountain range filled with cliffs, coves of crystalline waters and lots of wildlife.

Valencia

Nearest campsite: Kikopark Playa page 103

Striking futuristic buildings, modernist architecture and great museums combined with a characterful old quarter.

Cartagena’s Roman Theatre Museum

Nearest campsite: El Portús page 104

Food and drink

Paella

The city of Cartagena dates back over 2,500 years, at its heart is the Roman Theatre Museum which includes the Pascual Riguelme Palace and Santa María la Vieja Cathedral.

Festivals

Mystery of Elche (August)

Theatrical drama which is sung throughout. It has been designated by UNESCO as Orale and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

Virgen del Carmen Festival (July) Festival taking place on all coastal towns and villages across Spain. The Día de la Virgen del Carmen traditions involve at least one parade as an effigy of the Virgin is carried through town by mariners to the sea front. Then she is escorted into the water in honour of those who have lost their lives at sea. After a mass, she is usually placed in a boat, and accompanied by small fishing boats as she takes a tour of the harbour or along the shoreline.

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The Spanish East Coast

Tour Duration: 24 nights

Tour Code: ISEC

Start Date: 21 April 2026

Price: £1,899 per person*

Explore the east coast of Spain and experience the culture, history and delicious food the region is famous for.

Discover the spectacular architecture and art in the beautiful cities of Barcelona and Valencia, and soak up the history of Peñíscola and the UNESCO town of Elche. A boat trip through the Caves of San Josep will take you along the underground river, where you can admire the stunning cave formations and crystal clear waters. The orange groves at Vila Real and a visit to the Bodegas Torres vineyard provide the ideal opportunity for trying delicious local produce.

The tour will stay at three campsites, all great bases for exploring this beautiful part of Spain.

The well-known rice dish originated in Valencia.

Paparajote

Battered and fried lemon leaves.

Horchata with fartons

Popular soft drink and fartons is a kind of bread, together are so good.

Coffee Liqueur

made by roasting coffee beans and then macerating them in a distillate.

What’s included:

• Six nights at Alannia Costa Blanca (W05)

• 12 nights at Bonterra Park (E19)

• Six nights at Vilanova Park (E08)

• Coach transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group What’s not included:

• Ferry Crossings

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 1500 (1000 touring)

• This large campsite in Murcia is set on the Mar Menor Lagoon with direct access to the beach and watersports.

• Take in historic culture with trips to Murcia or the ancient port of Cartagena.

On Site  T (£) HpueyW

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

Take away

 Minigolf  Jacuzzi  Fitness room

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Cabo De Palos 3km

Open: All Year Site Rating: First class

• Excellent site close to the attractive town Oliva and with direct access to a lovely sandy beach.

• Luxurious restaurant, offering typical Mediterranean dishes, pool and wellness center and lots of activities.

On Site  T H9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

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• An attractive terraced site in the heart of the Valencian countryside.

• The famous Via Verde Ojos Negros runs adjacent.

On Site  T Hpue

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Segorbe 4km

 Beach: Sagunto 35km

Open: Early Feb - Early Dec Site Rating: 3 Star

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 Y W

 Town: Oliva 1km

• Set in the heart of the Costa del Azahar between Valencia and Barcelona.

• Located in the village of Calig the site has well maintained facilities and a lovely pool and restaurant.

On Site  T HpuS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Café  Take away

Open: Early Mar - Late Dec Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 285 (285 touring)

• Close to a beautiful sandy beach and the vibrant town of Benicássim.

• The lovely Oropesa del Mar cycle route is nearby.

On Site  T (£) H9pue

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Benicassim 1km

Open: All Year Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 112 (112 touring)

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Calig 1km

 Beach: Benicarlo 9km

• A peace and quiet site all year round, with modern facilities, spacious and well delimited pitches.

• This lovely campsite is only 15 km from the beach and within walking distance of Alcala de Xivert town, with public transport links.

On Site  T H9puS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Fitness room

Nearby

 Town: Alcala De Xivert 1km

 Beach: Platja De Les Fonts 13km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 5 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 392 (380 touring)

• Camping La Media Legua offers modern facilities which is in close proximity of local towns and attractions.

• This campsite offers fun, relaxation and comfort in a great location.

On Site  T (£) HpuS

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 Y 1

 Town: Benidorm 2km

 Beach: Benidorm 2km

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• A stunning newly renovated site near Cartagena, surrounded by mountains, pine trees, and with direct access to a picturesque beach.

• Excellent on site facilities including a tennis court, various entertainments, good size pitches and a heated swimming pool overlooking the bay.

On Site T (£) H9pueSyW1

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby

 Town: Canteras 6km

 Beach: Playa De La Morena 0.1km

Camping Peñíscola

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 121 (110 touring)

• A brand new campsite run by a British-Spanish family and only 4.5km from the beach and the picturesque town of Peñíscola.

• Excellent facilities and services on site including bar-restaurant and entertainment all year round.

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Bar

Restaurant

Take away

Nearby 0Y

 Town: Peñíscola 4.5km

Beach: Peñíscola 4.5km

7 c s Open: All Year Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: ££ Pitches: 77 (57 touring)

• A lovely and well-maintained campsite, surrounded by trees and untouched landscapes, the site blends traditional camping with modern amenities.

• The site also offers guests a swimming pool, bar, and on-site restaurant.

On Site  T H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  W 1

 Town: Utiel 25km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 107 (66 touring)

• A peaceful attractive site, found in the National Park of the Sierra de Irta Near Alcossebre.

• A fabulous resort with sandy beaches and a variety of restaurants serving local tapas and fish dishes.

On Site  T (£) H9uey

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  W

 Town: Alcossebre 4km

 Beach: Las Fuentes 2.5km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: First class

Guide: ££ Pitches: 1200 (1000 touring)

• Large site with outstanding facilities and various activities.

• Great for visiting Alicante or exploring the Costa Blanca.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Spa

 Fitness room

Nearby  0

 Town: Catral 2km

 Beach: Guardamar 15km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 210 (90 touring)

• Good facilities including a large pool, spa and wellness centre.

• There are lovely beaches nearby, including Los Tusales.

On Site  T (£) Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

 Spa

 Fitness room

Nearby  YW

 Town: Guardamar Del Segura 4km

 Beach: Guardamar Del Segura 1.3km

Camping Alicante Imperium

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Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 156 (140 touring)

• Located in the Marina Baja region of the Costa Blanca.

• The seaside fishing town of Villajoyosa is steeped in tradition with colourful houses and famous for its chocolate.

On Site  T 9pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar  Restaurant

Take away

Nearby  0 H

 Town: Villajoyosa 1km

 Beach: Playa Centro 1.5km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 285 (285 touring)

• Located in bustling Benidorm, in the city of Alicante.

• Villasol is a busy site near Aqualandia water park, with its medieval fortress and harbour is a must to visit.

On Site  T (£) H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Benidorm 1km

 Beach: Playa De Levante 1km

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Cataluña

Spanning 360 miles along the Mediterranean coast, Cataluña in northeastern Spain is home to Romanesque art, medieval mountain monasteries, Art Nouveau masterpieces and Roman ruins.

SPAIN

Its cuisine is as varied as its landscape, and traditions run deep; behold the annual castells (human towers), a unique Catalan tradition that was given UNESCO World Heritage Site status in 2010. One day you could be hiking through the Pyrenees, the next, enjoying fresh seafood in a quaint seaside town, the choice is yours.

Choose from 5 campsites in Cataluña

A unique place for art and architecture lovers. I also loved the spectacular beaches and world class gastronomy. Cataluña even has its own language and unique local customs

Regional Highlights

Barcelona

Nearest campsite: Vilanova Park page 110

A beautiful city best explored by foot. Take in the delightful Ramblas, explore Gaudi’s modern architectural masterpieces and visit the Sagrada Familia.

Cambrils

Nearest campsite: Alannia Els Prats page 110

Cambrils has a well-deserved reputation as the culinary capital of the Costa Dorada. Life in Cambrils unfurls peacefully around beaches and promenades.

Tarragona

Nearest campsite: La Torre del Sol page 110

Shines with its Roman architecture, interwoven with beaches and a fascinating culinary scene.

Port Aventura Theme Park

Nearest campsite: Vilanova Park page 110

One of Europe’s most popular theme parks, with rides and rollercoasters for the thrill seekers and younger children alike.

Cavas Freixenet

Nearest campsite: Vilanova Park page 110

Visit the wineries in Sant Sadurni d’Anoia and discover the art of Cava production.

Festivals

La Mercè (Late September)

This festival is held in honour of Mare de Deu de la Mercè, the Patron Saint of Barcelona. Some highlights include human towers and a parade of giant figurines with effigies of kings, queens and nobles marching through the streets.

Santa Tecla festival (September)

For ten days each September, Tarragona transforms into a huge celebration to honour the city’s patron saint, Santa Tecla. The festivities from 14 to 24 September are open to locals and visitors and offer something for everyone.

Food and drink

Esqueixada

Catalan salad made with ‘bacalao’ (raw salted cod), with romesco sauce, tomatoes, onions, and black olives.

Escalivada

A warm salad of grilled vegetables. The most typical are made with mainly eggplants, sweet red peppers, tomatoes, sweet onions, olive oil, salt, and garlic. The defining feature is the smoky flavour of the roasted vegetables.

Croquetas de jamón

Fritters made with creamy bechamel sauce. Ham croquettes are the most popular variety in Spain, but others include chicken croquettes, mushroom croquettes, and spinach and pine nut croquettes.

Crema Catalana

One of the most recognised desserts in the region. Made by mixing milk and egg with lemon and cinnamon. It’s quite similar to custard, except the burnt sugar on top gives it its own distinctive flavour.

Cava

Cava is Cataluña’s sparkling wine and point of pride for Catalan winemakers. The region of Cataluña is one of the only places where Cava can be officially produced.

Plan your route

The joy of travel isn’t just in the destination but also the journey itself. To help with your planning, here are some ideas of how you can make the journey part of your holiday with some sights to see along the way and stop over sites the Club can book for you to break up the journey to your final destination.

From Calais to Tarragona

Route 1: 1045 miles: via Le Mans & Saint-Émilion

Stopover campsite at La Forêt Jumièges (N15)

Stopover campsite at Isle Verte (L34)

Stopover campsite at Le Paradis Mazières (D37)

Stopover campsite at Saint-Emilion (D08)

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Stopover campsite at L’Amfora (E22) Destination

Route 2: 984 miles: via Paris & Montluçon:

Stopover campsite at Camping InNature Arques (C38)

Stopover campsite at Camping Gien (L41)

Stopover campsite at Le Château de Poinsouze (L16)

Stopover campsite at Les Genêts (D07)

Stopover campsite at L’Amfora (E22) Destination campsite at

Along the way, why not visit:

Abbaye de Jumièges

Pays de la Loire Centre -ValDe -Loire

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Château Royal d’Amboise

Château de La Rochefoucauld Saint-Émilion vineyard

walking tour

Carcassonne Castle

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Alannia Els Prats

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Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 1410 (687 touring)

• Good public transport to Barcelona and excellent facilities including a stunning Catalan restaurant.

On Site  T (£) Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Spa

La Torre del Sol

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Open: Mid Mar - Early Nov

 Sauna

Jacuzzi

Fitness room

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Vilanova I La Geltré 3km

 Beach: Vilanova I La Geltré 3km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 409 (227 touring)

• A great site with modern facilities and with direct access to the sea where you can enjoy a variety of activities.

• It is the perfect resort to enjoy nature, sports, culture and leisure.

On Site  T H9puS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Spa

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Mont-Roig Del Camp 6km

Huttopia Barcelona Pirineos

Open: Early Apr - Late Oct

• On the Costa Dorada, with palm lined avenues and sandy beaches.

• It has superb facilities including a large pool complex.

On Site  T (£) Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 1396 (1098 touring) L'Amfora

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Open: Late May - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 720 (720 touring)

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Spa

 Fitness room

Nearby  Y

 Town: Cambrils 8km

• A spacious, resort-style site with a large pool complex and beach access.

• Trips to Barcelona can be organised by the site.

On Site  T (£) H9puey

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Café

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Sant Pere Pescador 2km

 Beach: Baia De Rosas 0.8km

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches:  103 (79 touring)

• From its elevated position deep in the Catalan Pyrenees, is the ideal base to explore this stunning region.

• Just 90 minutes from Barcelona, there is so much to see and do.

On Site  THpuS

 Bar

 Café

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Guardiola De Berguedà 6km

Andalucía

Home of Flamenco, tapas, exquisite

Moorish cities such as Granada, Sevilla, Córdoba and Cádiz, Andalucía presents the archetypal face of Spain.

Whether you head for the peaceful orange groves and mountains of its interior or the sun kissed coastline, you’ll have ample opportunity to see, smell, hear and taste the essence of this sublime and fabulously charismatic country.

Looking for a laid back vibe while enjoying some flamenco dancing, together with picturesque landscapes, towns and villages? Head south!

Choose from 19 campsites in Andalucia

Regional Highlights

Costa de la Luz beaches

Seville

Nearest campsite: Taiga Puerto Santa Maria page 115

This city is famous for its oranges, Plaza de España, the ornate Alcázar Castle and its Gothic Cathedral.

The coastline is dotted with small fishing villages and is great for watersports, including surfing and windsurfing.

Ronda

Nearest campsite: Camping Pueblo Blanco page 115

A truly outstanding and typically Andalusian white town perched atop the dramatic El Tajo Gorge.

Gibraltar

Nearest campsite: La Bella Vista page 114

Accessible from Andalucia, enjoy Palladian architecture and the much-loved colony of Barbary macaques.

Córdoba

Nearest campsite: La Campiña page 114

History buffs will love this ancient Moorish city – discover stunning architecture and the seat of Europe’s first university.

Cádiz

Nearest campsite: Taiga Puerto Santa Maria page 115

Wonder at the city centre surrounded almost entirely by water. Delight in seafood, beaches, flamenco and museums.

Alhambra

Nearest campsite: Las Lomas page 116

Discover Granada’s ancient fortress, Alhambra. ‘The Red Castle’ is a maze of courtyards, gardens, pillars and arches.

Nerja

Nearest campsite: Playa Almayate Costa page 117

Positioned at the eastern tip of the Costa del Sol, Nerja boasts nearly 10 miles of sandy beaches. Once a small fishing village, its huge promenade delivers panoramic Mediterranean views.

Festivals

Noche del Vino (August)

Famous wine festival, whose most important day is 15 August, originally to bid farewell to the grape-pickers who were off to bring in the harvest. These days, poets, artists and writers take part; a mural is painted; you can see flamenco performances and exhibitions; and of course, the highlight is free muscatel wine for all comers, with tours and tasting.

Málaga Feria (Mid-Late August)

One of the largest in Spain and commemorates the reconquest of the city by the Catholic Monarchs in August 1487. The Feria de Málaga features music, shows, dancing, horses, fireworks, bullfights and daily processions through the city centre. However, by night, the feria takes centre stage in the Real del Cortijo de Torres.

Food and drink

Tapas

Originated in Seville, and a way of life in Andalucía.

Jerez

Fortified wine made from white grapes. Gazpacho

Cold soup made of raw vegetables.

Plan your route

The joy of travel isn’t just in the destination but also the journey itself. To help with your planning, here are some ideas of how you can make the journey part of your holiday with some sights to see along the way, and stop over sites the Club can book for you to break up the journey to your final destination.

From Santander to Marbella

Route 1: 828 miles via Cáceres & Sevilla

Stopover campsite at Regio (E26)

Stopover campsite at Sierra de Gata (E70)

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Stopover campsite at Camping El Madroñal (E66)

Stopover campsite at Huttopia Parque de Doñana (E51)

Destination campsite at Cabopino (E21) (Near final destination)

Route 2: 676 miles via Madrid & Córdoba

Stopover campsite at El Astral (E03)

Stopover campsite at Arco Iris (E39)

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Stopover campsite at El Mirador de Cabañeros (E38)

Stopover campsite at La Campiña (E25)

Destination campsite at Cabopino (E21) (Near final destination)

Douro River

Salamanca

Along the way, why not visit:

Medieval walls in Plasencia

Cabañeros National Park

Gruta de las Maravillas

Picasso Museum in Málaga

• With a stunning beachfront position in Manilva on Spain ’s Costa del Sol.

• This site is great for both stopovers or long stays Cadiz, Seville, Cordoba and Granada are in easy reach to explore this beautiful region.

On Site  H9pueS

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 W Y 1

 Town: Estepona 14km

• This small and charming site is between the Betic Cordilleras and Guadalquivir Valley.

• Very well located to visit Cordoba.

On Site  9pu

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant  Take away

• Enjoy the site's stunning location, close to popular vibrant Marbella and just a short walk from the local beach, marina and several restaurants.

• Open all year, with various activities and good facilities.

On Site  T (£) H9pueW

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 Y 1

 Town: Calahonda 1km

 Beach: Cabopino 0.3km

 Bike hire

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 Town: La Guijarrosa 2km

• On Cabo de Gata Natural Park, between Rodalquilar and San Jose.

• Discover hidden coves, beaches and the local gastronomy.

On Site  T (£) HpueSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

• A welcoming site on the edge of Doñana National Park and the famous pilgrimage site of El Rocio.

• The perfect base to explore the Andalucían coast and an ideal setting for nature lovers and bird watchers.

On Site  T Hpue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0

 Town: El Rocio 1km

Early Apr - Early Nov

Pitches: 84 (51 touring)

 Bike hire

 Fitness room

Nearby  W 1

 Town: La Isleta 4km

 Beach: Playa Del Arco 1km

• Located in the heart of Andalucía amidst unique and varied landscapes in the Doñana National Park.

• Perfect base to explore the nearby Andalucían villages or take a day trip to Seville.

On Site  T H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Hinojos 7km

• This lovely site is located on the edge of a pine-covered natural park in Andalucía between Seville,Granada and Malaga.

• It is well looked after, with good access to pitches, good facilities and very large pool.

On Site  T 9puS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby

 Town: Antequera 20km

• This gorgeous site is set on the top of a hill in the Sierra de Cadiz, next to the historical own of Olvera and with fantastic panoramic view.

• There are good facilities including a lounge/bar, restaurant and typical andalusian patio.

On Site  T H9puS

 Late night arrivals area with EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Café

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby

 Town: Olevera 4km

• An attractive campsite located in the heart of the Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche Natural Park.

• Good on site facilities including 2 swimming pools, spacious pitches and a restaurant.

On Site  Hpue

 Bar

 Restaurant

Nearby  0

 Town: Fuenteheridos 2km

• An attractive campsite, located in the heart of nature and only 150m away to a beautiful sandy beach.

• It has excellent facilities and is great for day trips to the ancient town of Cadiz.

On Site  H9pue

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W Y 1

 Town: El Puerto De Santa Maria 2km

• A newly renovated and modern campsite, located just outside the village of Palomares.

• The site offers an attractive pool with sunbathing lawns adjacent to the restaurant, bar and terrace.

On Site  T HpuS

 Bar

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 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  Y W

 Town: Vera Playa 2km

 Beach: Palomares Beach 0.1km

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Guide: ££ Pitches: 107 (42 touring)

• A lovely site with well maintained facilities set in a beautiful pine forest, perfect base explore Andalucia.

• The vibrant fishing town of Conil de la Frontera with stunning coastline and numerous beaches is only 5km away.

On Site  T H9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W Y 1

 Town: Conil 5km

 Beach: Conil 5km

• Set high in the Sierra Nevada Natural Park with spectacular views.

• A great base for visiting Granada or skiing in winter.

On Site  T Hpue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf  Bike hire

Nearby  0 W 1

 Town: Guejar Sierra 2km

• Situated on the edge of a pine forest with access to sandy beaches.

• Enjoy trips to the ancient towns of Cádiz or Seville.

On Site  Hpue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

Take away Nearby  0 W Y

Town: Conil De La Frontera 4km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: First class Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 402 (264 touring)

• Set in a beautiful part of South Andalucía, on the Costa de la Luz.

• The site offers excellent facilities and activities.

On Site  T HpueSy

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant  Take away

de Gata

Open: All Year

Site Rating: Second class Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 250 (225 touring)

 Sauna  Fitness room

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Conil De La Frontera 2km

 Beach: Fontanilla 1.5km

• A peaceful site set in the tranquil Cabo de Gata-Nijar Nature Park which offers forest paths for walking and lagoons for fishing and canoeing.

• Nearby is the magnificent coastline and the Salinas de Acosta home to diverse bird life.

On Site  T Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Cabo De Gata 4km

 Beach: Playa Del Charco 1km

Playa Almayate Costa

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Open: All Year

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 214 (208 touring)

• A well situated site with direct access to the beautiful sandy beach.

• Close to the vibrant city of Málaga with its castle and marina, you can also explore Torre del Mar, Nerja and Mijas.

On Site  T Hpue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  W 1

 Town: Almayate 1km

Taiga Tarifa Valdevaqueros

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Open: Early Jan - Mid Oct

Site Rating: Second class

Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 178 (158 touring)

• Located a short distance from Tarifa, on Andalucía's southernmost tip.

• You can take day trips to Gibraltar and Morocco.

On Site  T Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Parque Tropical

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Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star

Pricing Guide: £ Pitches: 89 (69 touring)

Nearby  W Y 1

 Town: Tarifa 11km

 Beach: Valdevaqueros 0.2km

• Situated 300 metres from the beach on the Costa del Sol.

• Just between the colourful town of Estepona and the very popular trendy Marbella with its attractive old town and glamorous harbour.

On Site  T H9pue

 Bar

 Restaurant

Nearby  0 W Y

 Town: Estepona 6km

 Beach: Play Arroyo Las Cañas 0.3km

Extremadura

From Roman ruins to rolling hills, discover Spain off the beaten track where medieval towns and unspoiled nature combine.

Extremadura, where Spain meets Portugal, is known for its rich historical heritage and natural landscapes. Adventure across rolling hills, vast plains, and protected nature reserves. Explore the legendary Monfragüe Castle on the Tagus River, offering serene panoramic views of the Monfragüe National Park.

PORTUGAL

The famous Roman Temple of Diana, located in the heart of Mérida, is well worth a visit. Or simply slow down and soak in the traditional Spanish culture, sampling home grown Ribera del Guadiana and sparkling wines.

Our campsite in Extremadura

You’ll be able to visit exceptionally valuable monumental sites, natural landscapes, including three sites which have the UNESCO World Heritage designation and sample one of Spain’s most highly-prized cured hams.

Regional Highlights

Merida

Famous for its remarkably preserved Roman past, which forms the heart of its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Archaeological Ensemble. A unique blend of ancient history and modern life, where Roman monuments like the Theater and Amphitheater are still in use and visible throughout this vibrant city.

Cáceres

An outstanding testament to medieval architecture, Cáceres is the third best conserved medieval site in Europe, rivalled only by the Old Towns of Prague and Tallinn. The walled Old Town stands at the heart of Cáceres and is a remarkable example of a 12th-century Moorish fortification.

Badajoz

The largest city and provincial capital in Extremadura, hot-dry climate, Iberian ham, and proximity to the Portuguese border, which influences its culture and economy. Delight in a unique blend of historical sites, such as the ancient, hilltop citadel, Alcazaba Badajoz, the largest citadel in Spain.

Food and drink

Gazpacho Extremeño

A drink that is used as a food as well as a refreshment. It’s usually served in an almorfía, which is an earthenware bowl similar to a basin.

Caldereta de cordero

A lamb stew, known for its rustic, hearty flavors and is typically cooked in a large pot, historically over an open fire. The name ‘caldereta’ itself comes from the Spanish word for ‘cauldron’.

Iberian pork

Pork from the Iberian breed of pig, raised in the Extremadura region of Spain, known for its unique acorn-based diet and free-range rearing.

Nevaditos

Traditional puff pastry biscuits, known for their flaky texture and sweet, sugar-dusted coating.

Licor de Bellota

Festivals

El Chíviri en Trujillo (Holly week):

A joyful Easter festival marked by dance, song, traditional costumes, and deeply-rooted faith.

Día de Extremadura (8th of September):

A regional celebration of the Patroness of Extremadura in Guadalupe with processions, concerts, fireworks, and cultural performances.

Sierra de Gata

Open: Mid Mar - Mid Dec Site Rating: First class Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 88 (70 touring)

• A newly renovated in the heart of the Sierra de Gata, perfect destination for nature lovers.

• Good range of facilities on site including a lovely natural pool from the river near the site.

On Site  T puSyW

Late night arrivals area without EHU

Bar

Restaurant

Nearby    Town: Gata 5km

A sweet, nutty liqueur made from acorns. It offers a unique flavour profile with notes of nuts and a subtle sweetness, often enjoyed as a digestif or as an ingredient in cocktails. To find out more about things to do and what is going on in the region visit spain.info

Portugal

A sun-kissed fairytale of charming cities, exquisite cuisine and fascinating history...

In need of reviviscence?

Then Portugal fulfils your dreams for a restorative break.

Step into a world of ornate, historic beauty, sip sumptuous tipples, soak up dramatic scenery, sample sweet gastronomic delights and paddle along exquisite coastline. Whether you’re searching for fascinating culture, marvellous music, fabulous food, beautiful beaches or incredible cities –Portugal is the place to be.

Don’t miss...

• Explore the enchanting gardens and fairytale architecture of Sintra’s Quinta da Regaleira

• Drink in the age old delights of Port in its eponymous home

• Satisfy your sweet tooth with pastel de natas from Pateis de Belém in Lisbon

• Fill your ears with sweet melancholy melodies in a Fado Bar.

Choose from 12 campsites in Portugal

Country Highlights

The beaches of the Algarve

An endless stream of some of Europe’s best beaches. Golden sand, dramatic coastline and great conditions for water sports alongside coves with azure waters.

Douro Valley

One of the oldest wine regions in the world, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beautiful terraced vineyards, the Douro river and stunning scenery are just a few reasons to visit.

Lisbon

Nearest campsite: Guincho page 124

A day in Lisbon may include breakfast at the Time Out Market, a stroll along the promenade to the famous Commerce Square, a tram tour to Alfama, the oldest part of the city or a scenic sunset boat tour. Your visit wouldn’t be complete without an evening spent in a traditional ‘Fado’ restaurant. The best way to explore the city is by foot.

Porto

Nearest campsite: Angeiras page 124

Famous for bridges, the medieval Ribeira district and its Port wine production, Porto is a must stop for any visit to Portugal. Enjoy seafood dinners, strolling the cobbled streets and sipping port in the evening sun by the river.

Coimbra

Nearest campsite: São Pedro de Moel page 124

Set on the banks of the Mondego River, this well-preserved city is home to one of Europe’s oldest universities, multiple museums, art galleries, religious monuments and pretty gardens.

Albufeira

Nearest campsite: Turiscampo page 124

Once a scenic fishing village, Albufeira is popular for its vibrant sun-kissed beaches, home to a bustling old town and modern marina.

Évora

Nearest site: Markádia page 125

Capital of Portugal’s south-central Alentejo region. In the historical city centre stands the ancient Roman Temple of Évora (also called the Temple of Diana).

Castle of Bragança

Nearest campsite: Cepo Verde page 124

A very well-preserved medieval castle located in the historic centre of the city of Bragança.

Festivals

Cascais Festival of the Sea (Late August)

For 10 days in late August, the fishermen’s association of Cascais hosts the seaside São João do Estoril Beach festival.

One of the most unusual competitions involves young fishermen who try to impress female spectators by facing running bulls for a dried codfish prize. Visitors will see many other marine themed events during the day, as well as impressive fireworks displays at night.

Fatima Pilgrimage (May)

Between the evenings of May 11 and May 13, thousands of faithfuls attend mass in many languages, Stations of the Cross and candlelit processions where spectators wave white handkerchiefs during their farewells to the mother of Jesus.

Sintra Festival (June-July)

Between June and July, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sintra hosts some of the finest ballet dancers, pianists and chamber musicians during this cultural celebration.

Food and drink

Bacalao

Salt cod often eaten baked with cream and potatoes or with salad.

Caldo Verde

Famous Portuguese soup, green in colour and made with a particular dark green cabbage, chorizo, potato puree and olive oil.

Pastel de nata

The quintessential Portuguese custard tart.

Port

A fortified, sweet red wine produced in Porto.

An amazing country with an abundance of things to do and discover. From vibrant and historical towns, stunning beaches and dramatic cliffs to exquisite gastronomy and picturesque wine valleys and don’t forget the port!

Plan your route

The joy of travel isn’t just in the destination but also the journey itself. To help with your planning here are some ideas of how you can make your journey part of your holiday with some sights to see along the way and stop over sites the Club can book for you to break up the journey to your final destination.

Suggested Route: 828 miles via León & Braga From Santander to Porto Covo

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Stopover campsite at Caravaning Oyambre (E27)

Stopover campsite at Cepo Verde (W23)

Stopover campsite at Parque Cerdeira (E37)

Stopover campsite at Vagueira (W24)

Stopover campsite at Colina Do Sol (W29)

Along the way, why not visit:

• Set in a great location, especially for golfing enthusiasts.

• First-rate facilities include a heated indoor pool, restaurant, entertainment and an excellent customer service.

On Site  T H9pueS

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 Jacuzzi

 Fitness room

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Lagos 6km

 Beach: Praia Da Luz 2.5km

• A quiet, relaxing site located in the Guincho dunes and the Estoril coast.

• Great location for a trip to Lisbon, 30km away.

On Site  T Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 Y

 Town: Cascais 7km

 Beach: Praia Do Guincho 1km

• A charming site with a great pool and sport facilities just a short walk from the fishing village of Praia Azul.

• Take the bus from the campsite to discover the famous port cellars of Porto city 18 km away.

On Site  T Hpue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

Nearby  0

 Town: Lavra 1km

 Beach: Praia Azul 0.3km

• A peaceful site situated in the beautiful National Park Pene-daGerês.

• Enjoy nearby walking trails, canoeing and fishing or venture across the border to Spain.

On Site  T H9uSy

 Bar

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 Minigolf

 Bike hire

Nearby  0 W

 Town: Campo De Gerês 1km

 Beach: Barragem Vilarinho Da Furna 1km

• Set in a peaceful pine wood and a short walk from the small spa town of Sáo Pedro de Moel with its shops and restaurants.

• Cycle paths, surfing and other water sports are on o er for an active holiday.

On Site  T Hpuey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0 YW 1

 Town: São Pedro De Moel 1km

 Beach: São Pedro De Moel 0.6km

(42 touring)

• A quiet campsite in the extraordinary landscape of Montesinho National Park Ideal for hiking with clearly marked walking trails nearby.

• Cosy restaurant on site with traditional dishes.

On Site  pue

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  0

 Town: Bragança 8km

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 3 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 1044 (960 touring)

• This large site shaded under tall pines is located near a sandy beach.

• It is also close to beautiful villages and towns.

On Site  T puey

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar  Café

Nearby  HW1

 Town: Gafanha Da Boa-Hora 2km

 Beach: Vagueira 2km

• A short walk to the beautiful beach and fishing village of Porto Covo.

• Perfectly placed for relaxing, diving, fishing, surfing and mountain biking with beautiful coastal landscape.

On Site  T H9puS

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby  W 1

 Town: Porto Covo 1km

 Beach: Porto Covo 0.5km

Open: Late Mar - Early Oct Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £ Pitches: 300 (200 touring)

• Excellent facilities and services including large pool complex, with entertainment and activities available all season.

• Family orientated site, only 2km from the beach.

On Site  T HpuS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

 Minigolf

 Bike hire

 Spa

Nearby  0 W 1

 Town: São Martinho Do Porto 1km

Open: Early Apr - Mid Oct Site Rating: N/A Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 34 (30 touring)

• This small, peaceful and terraced campsite, has spacious pitches where you can relax and make the most of the beautiful natural landscape.

• Nature lovers will also be able to enjoy walks from the site or explore the nearby Serra da Estrela natural park.

On Site  T (£) 9puS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

Nearby

 Town: Villa Nova De Oliveirinha 2km

Open: All Year Site Rating: 3 Star

• A well-looked after site that o ers a lovely bar/restaurant and terrace overlooking the lake and the private beach.

• Located right in the middle of the charming, relaxing and unspoilt setting of the inner Alentejo in Portugal.

On Site  T HpSW1

 Bar

 Restaurant

 Take away

Nearby

 Town: Odivelas 7km

Open: All Year Site Rating: N/A Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 25 (20 touring)

• This unique campsite, a small and peaceful olive oil farm & winery is set within a beautiful 40 hectare olive grove in the Serra Adiça.

• This is perfect for a stopover or longer stay, full of picturesque landscapes and history.

On Site  HpuS

 Late night arrivals area without EHU

 Bar

Nearby  0

 Town: Vale de Vargo 2km

Germany

Indulge in unexpected natural beauty

Germany is a land of bold landscapes, grand castles and picture-book towns.

Cities like Frankfurt, Berlin and Hamburg are vibrant and modern, whilst in southern Germany along the banks of the Rhine you’ll find castles and valleys that seem completely untouched by time. Explore Hamelin, the Black Forest and medieval Rüdesheim and you could be forgiven for thinking you’d stepped into the pages of a fairytale!

Cologne

Tradition, architecture and culture, along with wide open forest regions make Germany a pleasure to visit – not forgetting the great beer and sausages.

Lymington

Food and drink

Sausages

Rosco

Bratwurst and bockwurst to name a few Sauerkraut

IJmuiden

Bielefeld

Ouistr

St Lô

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Finely cut and fermented cabbage.

Quimper

Lorient

Festivals

Maifest (May)

St Malo Alençon

Vannes

St Nazaire

Laval

Angers Saumur

Châtelleraut

Blois

It’s the traditional German celebration of the arrival of spring. Celebrated in most villages with the maypole being decorated to show off the history and crafts of the town.

Poitiers

Rochefort Niort

Confolens

Aachen Er fur t

Heidelberg

Deggendor f Karlsruhe

Neufchâteau

Langres

Besançon

Beaune

Mâcon

Choose from 19 campsites in Germany

Aubusson

Clement-Ferrand

Arcachon

Belin-Béliet

Angoulême

Riberac

Bergerac

Aurillac

Mende Milau

Montauban

Albi

Pau Or thez

Auch

Narbonne

Perpignan

Feurs

Valence

Pont d’Ain

Annency

Aix-les-Bains

Val d’Isère

Briançon

Montélimar

Avignon

Arles

Müllheim

Sisteron Digne-les-Bains

Aix-en-Provence Cannes

Ravensburg Lüneburg

Memmingen

Liezen

Lienz

Tulin

Vicaenza

Cremona

La Spieza

Pesaro

Asissi

Grosetto

Orbetello

Rijeka

CROATIA

G31

G32

Country Highlights

Neuschwanstein Castle

Nearest campsite: Gutshof page 130

The model for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty castle, this medieval castle was built by King Ludwig II on a rugged hill with a backdrop of stunning mountain scenery.

Freiburg

Nearest campsite: Belchenblick page 129

In the south west of Germany at the foot of the Black Forest and in the heart of the Baden wine-growing region, Freiburg has an old town of cobbled streets, ancient buildings and beautiful plazas.

Berlin

Cologne

Nearest campsite: Eifel-Camp page 130

Nearest campsite: Sanssouci zu Potsdam page 130

Germany’s capital, dates to the 13th century but is now a bustling modern city. Take in reminders of the city’s turbulent history which include the Berlin Wall’s graffitied remains, Holocaust memorial and the 18th-century Brandenburg Gate.

Heidelberg

Nearest campsite: Azur Camping Wertheim page 131

Surrounded by beautiful forest, the town sits on the River Neckar and is famous for its Baroque old town and café lined market place, beautiful riverside setting and evocative half-ruined hilltop castle sat atop Königstuhl hill.

River Rhine

Nearest campsite: Rüdesheim am Rhein page 130

One of Europe’s most enchanting rivers, its winding banks are steeped in history, beauty and culture. Lined with fairytale villages, hillside castles and steep vineyards.

Munich

Nearest campsite: Lech Camping page 130

The Bavarian capital offers something for everyone, from beautiful lakes and parks to beer gardens, world-class stadiums and a variety of historic sites. The world-famous Oktoberfest, the largest beer festival in the world, has been held here annually between September and October since 1810.

Rhine in Flames! Let us organise it for

Duration: 8 nights

Start Date: 6 September 2026

Tour Code: IRF

Price: £849 per person*

Join us for an unforgettable tour to the Rhine Valley, Germany, and experience the wonderful Rhine in Flames fireworks spectacular!

Back for a second year, discover the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Middle Rhine Valley on this fabulous eight-night tour. Explore pretty towns dotted along the majestic river Rhine, sample local wines and delicious cuisine, and uncover regional traditions.

Rich in history and architecture, this city is home to Germany’s most visited attraction, the Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can also marvel at the pretty parks and gardens, alongside a variety of museums and galleries.

Lake Constance

Nearest campsite: Gutshof page 130

Germany showcases a series of truly stunning lakes! Don’t miss Lake Constance – the nation’s largest lake which is a summer destination for swimming and watersports. It’s an ideal spot for an active family break.

Lake Titisee

Nearest campsite: Belchenblick page 129

The popular Titisee lake is in the heart of the southern Black Forest, formed by a glacier that gives it such a magical colour.

Regensburg

Nearest campsite: Azur Camping Regensburg 132

Explore the city’s cobblestone streets, marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture of St. Peter’s Cathedral, and discover the ancient Roman and medieval treasures that make Regensburg a historical gem and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Madcap Museums

Including: an onion museum in Weimar, a gnome museum on the fringes of Thuringian Forest, and the Berlin museum dedicated to currywurst!

The highlight of your tour is the Rhine in Flames celebration. Join your fellow members at the local wine festival and enjoy a boat cruise along this famous river. As the boat procession returns, the sky is filled with a rainbow of coloured fireworks and music fills the air.

What’s included:

• Four nights at Knaus Campingpark Rhein-Mosel/Koblenz

• Four nights at BurgStadt Camping Park

• Transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

What’s not included:

• Ferry Crossings

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

*Prices are per person and based on two people travelling together. A single supplement will apply for solo travellers.

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Romantic Road

Duration: 17 nights

Start Date: 12 June 2026

Tour Code: IRR

Price: £1,549 per person*

Come and discover another side to Germany on the Romantic Road tour. One of Germany’s oldest trade routes, the ‘Romantische Strasse’ takes you north to south through the enchanting region of Bavaria.

From charming, chocolate-box villages, stunning alpine scenery and fairytale castles, you can see why this area was the inspiration for so many well-loved childhood stories. On this tour, explore the beautiful towns of Rothenburg and Nördlingen, learn about the history of the fascinating Fuggerei settlement, take part in some local wine-tastings and even enjoy a relaxing river cruise and a stunning view of the Alps from the AlpspiX viewing platform! Based at four different campsites, this tour really will showcase some of the best that Bavaria has to offer.

What’s included:

• Four nights at Camping Rudesheim am Rhein (G08)

• Four nights at Camping Wertheim (G24)

• Four nights at Lech Camping (G19)

• Five nights at Camping Via Claudia

• Coach transport for all excursions as detailed (unless otherwise stated)

• Excursions and meals as detailed

• Tour Hosts to accompany the group

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Open: All Year Site Rating: 4 Star

Guide: £££ Pitches: 210 (130 touring)

• Belchenblick is perfectly situated for walking into the delightful old town of Staufen.

What’s not included:

• Ferry Crossings

• Get a Konus card to enjoy free transport to see Bavaria and the famous Black Forest perfect for hiking and walking.

• Red Pennant Overseas Emergency Assistance

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Please note this itinerary may be subject to change and that minimum numbers may apply.

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 Town: Staufen 1km

• A perfect en route stop in Ingolstadt.

• Set on the northern banks of the Auwald lake in a lovely wooded park.

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 Town: Ingolstadt 4km

Open: Mid Apr - Early Oct

Site Rating: 4 Star

Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 180 (180 touring)

• This friendly immaculate family run site is set on the banks of the Rhine in Rüdesheim am Rhein.

• Enjoy the cable car ride with spectacular vineyard views or meander around the cobbled streets with its many restaurants and cafes.

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 Town: Rüdesheim 1km

Open: All Year Site Rating: N/A

Guide: £££ Pitches: 650 (120 touring)

• Set on Lake Segeberg and surrounded by the Holstein Nature Park.

• You can enjoy a nice day sailing or fishing on the lake.

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 Town: Bad Segeberg 4km

Open: Early Apr - Late Sep Site Rating: 4 Star Pricing Guide: £££ Pitches: 500 (200 touring)

• Set among apple orchards and hop fields, close to Lake Constance.

• Visit the picturesque towns and stunning countryside.

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 Town: Tettnang 8km

Open: Late Mar - Late Dec

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 240 (170 touring)

• An attractive site set in quiet woodland on the banks of Lake Templiner.

• Visit local Potsdam city and its summer palace and nearby Berlin on the train with the free shuttle bus from the campsite.

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 Town: Potsdam 5km

Open: Mid May - Mid Sep Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: £££££ Pitches: 50 (42 touring)

• A small charming relaxed family run site situated 5 km from the ancient city of Augsburg.

• Conveniently located to explore the famous Romantic Road, Munich and Legoland.

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 Town: Augsburg 5km

Open: Early Jan - Late Dec

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 550 (209 touring)

• Great for nature lovers, set by Lake Freilingen.

• Germany's Nürburgring is a short drive through the impressive forest.

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 Town: Blankenheim 8km

Open: Early Mar - Late Dec

Site Rating: N/A

Open: Early Jan - Late Dec

Site Rating: 5 Star Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 297 (166 touring)

• A natural peaceful campsite, surrounded by the Schwäbische Alps.

• Visit Blaubeuren, to see the famous Blautopf caves.

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Pricing Guide: ££ Pitches: 500 (350 touring) Kleinenzhof

Open: All Year

Site Rating: 5 Star

Pricing Guide: ££££ Pitches: 300 (100 touring)

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