There so much to know that I would buy the Caravan and Motorhome Club touring guide of France. It gives so much information we found the guide invaluable even when we were experienced. It also contains details of a lot of sites too including municipals. Non members can buy one for small extra fee.Hi, whilst I have driven in Europe I have never towed in France and would welcome any tips from those experienced members.
Thank youThere so much to know that I would buy the Caravan and Motorhome Club touring guide of France. It gives so much information we found the guide invaluable even when we were experienced. It also contains details of a lot of sites too including municipals. Non members can buy one for small extra fee.
My main advice would be to use good caravan and car recovery service in case anything goes pear shaped. We used CMHC Red Pennant for vehicles and travel insurance as it is a one stop shop with an excellent reputation.
Enjoy your venture
Touring Europe 2026
www.caravanclub.co.uk
Thanks always nice to receive a public correction from members. I’m sure other members that have recently used CMHC will be so grateful. I look forward to future long technical postings on the UK telecommunications systems and why our mobiles don’t work too well in many areas we visit.For the record, they are now the CAMC - not the CMHC.
I still refer to it as the CC and everyone knows which organisation I am referring to.For the record, they are now the CAMC - not the CMHC.
Abbreviations are unofficial - officially it's "The Caravan and Motorhome Club" - also known as and trading as the Caravan Club - so abbreviate to whatever floats your boat, it's still CC for me!For the record, they are now the CAMC - not the CMHC.
