Danger Zones may be shown on the sat nav. In the case of TomTom (I can't speak for others) the French Norm compliance statement is embedded in the sat nav's data, and this makes it legal. Check your sat nav and you may find it.
When are you planning to travel to France?i will make a note and check our sat nav data thanks
We were last there with the caravan in 2018 for 4 weeks just south of La Rochelle, but could not make 2019 due to other commitments. Where did you go the last time you were in France as so many great campsites especially if using ACSI?Not till it safe to do so probably next year now
We would like to go to Brittany go on the overnight ferry to Saint- Malmo and stop on a campsite but at present taking caravanning day by day (Bad Back) We have been to France also been through Paris and seen Eiffel Tower . that was some years ago . Camping card ACSI - The Camping and Caravanning Club .
Paris is way down the bottom of my list of places to visit and ceertainly not with the caravan. Which site did you use near Paris? We prefer to avoid any large cities unless necessary as don't like crowds and heavy traffic.
I inadvertently took a caravan through Paris en route to the Jura. Somehow I came off the BP and as I exited an underpass there was the Eiffel Tower alongside of us. But actually then finding our way back in the correct direction was inordinately easier than London. Didn’t have a sat nav at that time either.Paris is way down the bottom of my list of places to visit and ceertainly not with the caravan. Which site did you use near Paris? We prefer to avoid any large cities unless necessary as don't like crowds and heavy traffic.
Love Paris as a place to visit but only by staying in the central area.
We did not stop at any sites on that trip it was a 5 nights special in a hotel h/b and we saw Paris and the shopping centre and the Tower .Paris is way down the bottom of my list of places to visit and ceertainly not with the caravan. Which site did you use near Paris? We prefer to avoid any large cities unless necessary as don't like crowds and heavy traffic.
Often thought of doing the Eurostar to Paris and stayinng 2- 3 nights before returning just for the adventure.We did not stop at any sites on that trip it was a 5 nights special in a hotel h/b and we saw Paris and the shopping centre and the Tower .
Never been on the Eurostar so far ..... we went on a aeroplane to Charles de Gaulle Airport for our 5 nights we love our stay in Paris
We were coming North from Montingnac, and the sat Nav was showing that we would bypass Paris on the western side, all of a sudden it decideds to take us through the underpasses to the east and then up to the A1. Just wish the wife had stayed awake rather than using the map as a pillow. I can now navigate around Paris without the Sat Nav.
Navigating Paris is a doddle, particularly on the Peripherique, just shut your eyes and think of England, because you are only going where the French want to go, its like being trapped in a flash flood. Its my third in a list of hated ring roads, second is the Tangianalle at Milan, but the most hated of them all is Leeds. Leeds is the only city i ever have problems with, particuallrly in those underpasses when the satnav says hard cheese fellah.
Never driven in Paris we got taxis to where we wanted to go when we were there on our break
Post Covid and the attitude to Anglaise not sure I really want to visit France. BB where do you fancy going with the caravan? Loire Valley is pretty and maybe a long drive down to Perpignon
We have never stopped in Brittany preferring to head south where it is warmer. La Rochelle area is nice with two large islands nearby that can be explored.DD Look at #33 it says where we would like to go but looking at next season now
otherclive the only time we have been to Paris is 1994 but would like to explore more areas when it is safe to do so .
To Châtelaillon-Plage or Port Punay camp site which is just south of La Rochelle is about a 4 1/2 hour drive or 212 miles and is flat around there. We normally do it easily in a day with 3 - 4 stops. Campsite has fully serviced pitches. Beach is less than 1/2 mile away and area good for mobility scooter. Several supermarkets are about 4 miles away and include a Lidl.How much extra in mileage to La Rochelle what the area like is Flat
Thanks for the information might be able to take my mobility scooter you have been a great help in this matter .
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