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France in Easter

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Moley1

Thinking of going Dover Calais to Champagne area for Easter. Is anything open at this time of year, and is it a popular time to caravan. Also what are the weather trends there at this time of year.

Cheers

Moley
 
Camping La Croix du Vieux Pont at Berny Riviere (http://www.la-croix-du-vieux-pont.com/), near Soissons, is open all year - and is a site with plenty going on. It also takes Camping Cheques (www.campingcheque.co.uk) so one night on pitch, with car, caravan, awning, two people (and one dog if you have one), and electricity will cost just
 
One of the benefits of going to France with caravan in Easter is that there are not too many there and you are not packed into full campsites like sardines in this country. Plenty of room to breathe and provided you get a good priced ferry crossing may not cost you any more. As Val says - camping cheques are a great way to go at Easter and could work out at nearly half the price of a site in England at Easter when you are paying premium rates.
 
Thanks for your comments. I am still undecided. It certainly seems that not many Brits venture across the waves at this time of year.

Cheers

Moley
 
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