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October half term in France

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James3

Looking at going to France at half term sailing from Portsmouth/Poole/Plymouth. Has anyone good recommendations for area and campsites which are open at this time. We would not really want to drive much more than 250 miles from the French Port

Any info would be appreciated
 
Give us a clue where you want to go please.

France is a big country - they keep telling us on the TV that its as big as Iraq! Well; usually its the other way round.
 
Give us a clue where you want to go please.

France is a big country - they keep telling us on the TV that its as big as Iraq! Well; usually its the other way round.
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I was deliberatley a bit vague to see if anyone would come up with some fresh ideas. We go to France every year but normally travel to Vendee, Dordogne or SW France.

What we are really looking for is some good sites which are open for half term that are in interesting areas not too far from the channel ports (Cherbourg - St Malo - Rosscoff) Happy to travel 100 to 200 miles from ports.
 
Look at the Camping Cheque (campingcheque.co.uk) website. They have a map of sites - you can click on a site in the area you want to go to and find it's opening dates and what facilities are on offer - then you can buy Camping Cheques and the site will only cost you
 
Look at the Camping Cheque (campingcheque.co.uk) website. They have a map of sites - you can click on a site in the area you want to go to and find it's opening dates and what facilities are on offer - then you can buy Camping Cheques and the site will only cost you
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James,

You could always try the Bel Air campsite on the outskirts Landudec in South West Birttany, approx 3hrs drive from St Malo and 10 mins to the sea.

Nice friendly site with a small shop, outdoor pool (although might be a bit cold by then) and right at the bottom of the site (away from the pitches)is a small clubhouse with pool tables etc, a children's play area with water shoots and a nice size lake.

Vicky
 
James,

You could always try the Bel Air campsite on the outskirts Landudec in South West Birttany, approx 3hrs drive from St Malo and 10 mins to the sea.

Nice friendly site with a small shop, outdoor pool (although might be a bit cold by then) and right at the bottom of the site (away from the pitches)is a small clubhouse with pool tables etc, a children's play area with water shoots and a nice size lake.

Vicky
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I too have been to Landudec, butin a mobile home, facilities were great and the fun park at the bottom was excellent for my 3(15,13 and 6) don't know how warm the pools will be though!We went whit week and the following week, and it was fantastic then! http://www.belaircamping.com
 
Thanks Val I must admit I have never bothered to look at the Camping Cheque scheme despite travelling abroad with the van for many years. Have had a look at the web-site and found it really useful. Quite a good forum section with good info on sites etc.

Thanks
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We have just returned from France, using Camping Cheques for the first time. They are absolutely brilliant. The sites we stayed on cost about
 
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