Great Time In Jersey (1 Viewer)

[smiffy502000]

just back from two great weeks in jersey,great site ,if you'v not been yet give it a go. you wont regret it.we stayed at rozel bay camp site,north of the island, recommend 100%

 

[Terry and Jan]

We always stay at Beuvelande, very good site as well ideal for visiting our daughter and grandchildren who live on the island.

 

[smiffy502000]

went to that site last time, nice

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[cruiser]

some where else for my little black book. thank you.

 

[smiffy502000]

you will love it

 

[whingyraindrop]

Yep, it's easy to fall in love with Jersey... I went for three months and stayed ten years...

L x

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[cruiser]

@whingyraindrop . now that's the way to do it.

 

[whingyraindrop]

Things to consider before taking a motorhome to Jersey...

Copied and pasted from gov.je as I can't do the link



Visiting caravans and motorhomes

Visitors wishing to bring a caravan or motorhome to the Island can do so provided:

• the caravan / motorhome stays on a registered campsite

• the relevant permit is sought from the campsite prior to arrival in the Island

• a letter of authority is obtained from the Department of the Environment prior to arrival in the Island

Caravan holidays on the Jersey Tourism website

Are there any other restrictions?

• caravans are restricted to one journey to and one journey from the campsite to the port while in the Island

• caravans must remain on the designated site for the period of the permit

• motorhomes can be driven on the roads, subject to a permit and provided they return to the designated campsite each night (drivers should be aware that many of Jersey's roads are narrow and may have limited access)

• the maximum stay at any Jersey campsite is one month per caravan / motorhome

• the maximum permissible width of a towed caravan, including the towing vehicle, is 2.3m (this includes any fitting on or attached to the vehicle, but excludes mirrors and indicators)

Further information:

There are three campsites in Jersey that can accommodate caravans:

• Rozel Camping Park

• Beuvelande Campsite

• Daisy Cottage Campsite

Visitors should note that Jersey campsites do not have 'drive over' drains for blackwater sewage.


L x

 

[Mikey RV]

Glad you had a nice trip we are off there in a couple of weeks, not with the camper just car and B&B going to a wedding at St Brelade, looking forward to it as allways wanted to go to Jersey.

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