Honfleur seems to be popular, thanks.If you like the idea of a 5 day rest with good food, then Honfleur has lots of very very good restaurants
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Honfleur seems to be popular, thanks.If you like the idea of a 5 day rest with good food, then Honfleur has lots of very very good restaurants
Might do that with Bayeux etc on a longer trip, but thanks anyway.Brittany is lovely and so are the people.
For French anyway
HonfluerSqueezed in a quick Le Shuttle 5 dayer beginning of March. We generally pass through or around France so not too familiar with places. We are going to head to Rouen but are looking at places in the area between Rouen and Calais. Have done Le Crotoy previously so looking for something different. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance.
What time you getting into france?Hi, us again! Just one further point. When leaving Calais is there a favourite stop for people for the first night that is safe. I suspect a lot of campsites would be closed until end March early April. Thank
Probably around noon.What time you getting into france?
I don@t think the campsite is open until April.Might save Bayeux until we have a bit more time, thanks for the advice though. We will go to Honfleur though.
Just follow your nose along the coast of Brittany and Normandy, you would be amazed what you will find.Squeezed in a quick Le Shuttle 5 dayer beginning of March. We generally pass through or around France so not too familiar with places. We are going to head to Rouen but are looking at places in the area between Rouen and Calais. Have done Le Crotoy previously so looking for something different. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance.
Plenty of time for mallery sur seine or honfleurProbably around noon.
Suggest if you can puy du fou, it’s brilliant, campsite 10 mins awaySqueezed in a quick Le Shuttle 5 dayer beginning of March. We generally pass through or around France so not too familiar with places. We are going to head to Rouen but are looking at places in the area between Rouen and Calais. Have done Le Crotoy previously so looking for something different. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance.
We were surprised when you recommended this place being in Calais but the reviews seem to indicate it is safe. Do you need a Camping Car park card for these places
Yes and it's safe.We were surprised when you recommended this place being in Calais but the reviews seem to indicate it is safe. Do you need a Camping Car park card for these places
Yes. The entrance bollard will issue one. https://www.campingcarpark.com/en_GB/We were surprised when you recommended this place being in Calais but the reviews seem to indicate it is safe. Do you need a Camping Car park card for these places
Wait until you break down!I've always found them pretty friendly! But there you go.![]()
Have you ever broken down there?I've always found them pretty friendly! But there you go.![]()
What about garages?Bit of a sweeping comment. Like many other moho-ers we have always found the French friendly and helpful, whether in shops, restaurants, bar-cafes or on sites & aires.
I've never broken down in France, but I certainly wouldn't avoid a country based on someone elses misfortune who has.Wait until you break down!
We were surprised when you recommended this place being in Calais but the reviews seem to indicate it is safe. Do you need a Camping Car park card for these places
The aire has laid out pitches so plenty of space but not the 6m we get on uk sites.About ten years ago we parked overnight in our van on their large carpark. The usual only one meter apart.
What about garages?
That went a few years ago, you can't park a MH on Calais seafront any more. The new aire is a short walk from the seafront at the Bleriot Plage end.About ten years ago we parked overnight in our van on their large carpark. The usual only one meter apart.
The CCP site is not a car park, but a proper aire only for mohos with a reasonable amount of space between vehicles... about two or three metres.About ten years ago we parked overnight in our van on their large carpark. The usual only one meter apart.
Didn't know the Bretons were French, thought they were CornishBrittany is lovely and so are the people.
For French anyway