Good website for Aires in France ?

[Ridgeway]

Like many i use "All the aires" when on the road and don't go any where without it. However as the book sits in the van and I'm a lazy begger is there a reasonable website that shows "most of the aires" ?

Or do you guys just buy another book and keep the newer in the van and the older one at home ?

 

[cbrown1360]

Search for Sites has them all.

 

[elamessa]

Like many i use "All the aires" when on the road and don't go any where without it. However as the book sits in the van and I'm a lazy begger is there a reasonable website that shows "most of the aires" ?

Or do you guys just buy another book and keep the newer in the van and the older one at home ?

A couple of web sites for your perusal. http://www.campingcar-infos.com/Francais/recherche.php and http://www.i-campingcar.fr/accueil.htm

You should find what you want in one of them.

 

[elamessa]

Another couple are https://www.campercontact.com/en/
https://www.park4night.com

 

[Rob and Val]

We use this one for French aires (£12 per year subscription) and are very happy with it: -

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[EX51SSS]

most of the aires" ?

Brilliant
Ours are about 5 years old. We only have the set in the Moho as we never plan prior to getting there and we decide, which direction to go in at Cite Europe, open the book and look a reasonable distance and go. When we get there we decide how long we're staying day to day then look at the book and go.

 

[FIDGET]

I only use camper contact app, never needed any thing else,
tell a lie , I also have used Search 4 sites

 

[Ridgeway]

Thanks guys, Searchforsites seems good after a quick view, will take a look at the others.