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Black horse farm - CMC site
CT18 7BG
is probably as close as you'll get that time of year.
It's OK, lots of rabbits! about 15 mins from tunnel.
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Absolutely no contest, why anyone would pay good money to just stay on this side over night defeats me , half an hour difference between paying here or cite Europe for free, plus another half a day saved the next day.Drive direct to Folkestone and go through the tunnel late afternoon, which is probably a fair bit cheaper then a morning crossing.
Leave the French terminal and 4-5 minutes away is the free parking at Cite Europe.
Stock up on essentials in Carrefour next morning and straight on to the motorway for an early start.
Richard.
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https://www.caravanclub.co.uk/club-sites/england/south-east-england/kent/bearsted-caravan-club-site/Hello all, I am going to France via the Channel Tunnel towards the end of January. Does anyone know of a campsite handy (coming from Exeter) for the tunnel, bearing in mind the time of year.
Thanks.
Mike.
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Expensive muddy and Expensive.I always use The Drum Inn at Ashford about 15 min max to tunnel. Have Ehu in field with toilets and showers if you need, you can book on line. We always get down late afternoon and have meal in the pub(good food) nice relaxing start to trip
They might already be members!Plus fifty quid to join?
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Yep agree with Peter, one or tother depending on time of train. Get to Canterbury Park and Ride early and get bus in F.o.C. (Included in overnight cost)The Aire at Canterbury Park and Ride would be my first choice if stopping on the UK side. But, as others have said, I would prefer to get across to France and then put our heads down in Cite Europe. If you get there early enough you can fill up with everything French in the Supermarket that evening. That means you can have a nice early start heading for the sun the next day.
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No problems as all. All of the parking areas, access roads and loading platforms are very well lit with floodlights etc, as are the train carriages. System is very logical and you just follow the signs and there are usually people about showing you exactly where to go. Out the other side is the same, and a 2 minute drive on new wide well lit roads to Cite Europe which involves taking the first branch off to the right (signposted to Cite Europe), left turns on the next 2 roundabouts and a left turn into the dedicated motorhome parking area.I see your point about getting straight through the tunnel. I have never been through the tunnel and I travel alone. Is it easy enough to negotiate if its dark?
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