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Glynparry25 Member Since: 16 Feb 2009 Location: Miserable Midlands Posts: 3015 |
South of France......... What is wrong with the Gower!!!
I am no help- Not a fan of France (other than the Alps) but at least this should pop your post back to the top I was in france a couple of days ago, and just wanted another person around to compare Talladega Night quotes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv7UJLOyERs Glyn |
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10th Aug 2013 5:39am |
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bpman Member Since: 21 May 2008 Location: Oslo Posts: 8069 |
Lac du panthier is a nice site for a stop over, has a couple of pools and a restaurant and is near chateaux Neuf du pap if you are a wine drinker
If you are in the area padiraq and rocamador are both worth a visit, I wanted to do cognac and Andorra whilst I was down that way last time but time was not my friend Have a great time |
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10th Aug 2013 6:14am |
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LittleFoot Member Since: 25 Aug 2012 Location: east sussex Posts: 233 |
Hi Bear,
Am just back from France with my wife, 3 kids and dog. Highly recommend Chateau De Chanteloupe campsite near Le Mans - not cheap but really really nice! Can also highly recommend the Yelloh Village campsite at Camping Parc de Montsabert (Route de Montsabert 49320 COUTURES, FRANCE) as it's brilliant for kids and an easy drive down from the ferries. We spent 5 days there in July on route to Landrauvergne. Any of their sites are fantastic for kids and very well run (with the exception of Biaritz) Hope it helps. |
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17th Aug 2013 10:05am |
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sib Member Since: 18 May 2007 Location: Baaath Posts: 144 |
Lac vouglans, annecy, gorge de verdon, cassis.
We tend to stay at Reims en route for 1st night. Hotel TipTop, better than it sounds.. Sib Bath UK 1952 80 inch 1973 88 inch 2018 Morgan plus 4 narrow body |
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19th Aug 2013 7:21pm |
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