New Aire in Jersey (1 Viewer)

Aug 21, 2014
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Met some fellow motohomers from Jersey today in the Aire at Forges Les Eaux and they gave us a leaflet about their new Aire - overnight parking for 5 motorhomes, they're going to open. Sounds very nice, it has hookup and water on each pitch, grey water disposal; cassette disposal point and is close to the beach, shops and restaurant. Tel: 00 44 (0) 1534 759082 to book/further info/fees
 

caroh

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Hi everyone. Yes 'sprightly islanders' we have indeed created the first aire, (motorhome stopover) in Jersey.
It is open to both Motorhomes and Caravans with on board facilities.
We look forward to welcoming you and invite any questions you might have.
Please either email us on djwindsurfer@hotmail.com or telephone us on 0044 1534 759082 and we will be pleased to answer your queries. Thanking you. Dave and Carolyn.
 

irnbru

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Do you have a website with some photos?

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caroh

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No we do not have a web page as yet, but if you email us we could send you details with a picture of the stopover.
Dave and Carolyn
 

Terry and Jan

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Thats what i thought we go a couple of times a year to visit family, how do you get the permit, we normally get ours through Bouvalade campsite.

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caroh

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At the moment a permit is needed, but as from January 1st 2017 the powers that be have advised me that a permit will no longer be required to bring in either a caravan or motorhome.
 

Mother Ship

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Now that could cause chaos on an Island the size of Jersey.
The permit is not to restrict the number of motorhome, caravans but to allow you to sleep in it only on a designated campsite, even us islanders have to apply for a housing permit when purchasing a motorhome which makes us sign to say we will not sleep in it. This is to stop people using as alternative to housing.

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caroh

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Regarding my quote "as from jan 2017 a permit will not be required to bring a motorhome/caravan into Jersey". Today I found out that I have received the wrong information from the powers that be! So a permit will still be required for at least the next year.
 

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