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Overnight stay in France/Belgium after the ferry crossing to Calais

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A few times, going or returning, we have spent a couple of nights at

CAMPING L’OLYMPIC *** DE WIMEREUX


It is a reasonable municipal site. You can walk into Wimereux which is a nice seaside town.

John
 
Please recommend a place for an overnight stay near Calais.

A site very close to Calais which I've used more than a few times is http://www.lesepinettes.fr/emplacements/http://www.lesepinettes.fr/emplacements/
It's about ten miles from the ferry port and situated down a lane in the village of Peuplingues. If the reception is closed, just drive in, find a pitch which are divided by hedges, and visit the office or the house in the morning. Two people, with electricity will cost you €20..
 
Why not join ACSI which offers discounted sites all across Europe including the UK? You can see on a map the location of all the sites. Our satnav has the POI for nearly every site in the EU and there are thousands.
 
I would suggest to the OP that if he is heading East he finds somewhere well inland as the coast and some short distance inland is overloaded with would-be immigrants to the UK. If he has the time to get there before dark the Gent Municipal at Blaarmeersen is worth a short stay as Gent is well worth a visit and the bus stop into town is about 100m outside the gate. The site has a take-away Bistro, Restaurant, and a drying room for texts/awnings and a small but well stocked shop.
 
We stay at Chateau du Gandspette in Eperlecques about 20 minutes from Calais.
I forgot about that, nice site and very accommodating if you are arriving or leaving early. and I remember having a nice meal. But that must have been 15 years ago, so who knows?

John
 

La Bien Assise in Guines, similar standard to Gandspette. Similar facilities but ground less sloping than parts of Ganspette.
 

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