All the Yelloh sites which we want to go to are fully booked and I am refusing to pay the extortionate prices for Eurocamp and Keycamp. I have short list of sites with available accomodation and I am having trouble finding reviews for the sites.
We are 2 adults and a 7 year old daughter, we want campsite on or near the beach, mobile home, decent swimming pool and kids club.
The sites available are
Domaine De la yole
Les Champs Blancs (prices and website look great but the reviews in Dutch don't seem so good)
Airotel Les Galets
La Dragonniere
Le plein air des chenes
Ma Prairie (Great reviews on here)
We have been to Serignan Plage before and rated it highly but this is fully booked.
Any help will be appreciated,
Chris
I can't help you with any of these sites but having seen some pretty horrific site-owned/managed accommodation over the years I wouldn't book anything without a recommendation.
We have been to Ma Prairie with our van a few years ago
the campsite is separated from the amenities (bar/pool/ playarea) by a small road so the main site is nice and quiet at night
Can't point you in the direction of my pictures 'cos I removed them last year but they are a Kawan Village so you can access info on the Camping Cheques website AND they take Camping cheques all year round but with suppliments for high season and extra people
I have a report of My stay with pictures here though so it may help you
We will probably pop in again around May time on our way down to Spain
the campsite is separated from the amenities (bar/pool/ playarea) by a small road so the main site is nice and quiet at night
Can't point you in the direction of my pictures 'cos I removed them last year but they are a Kawan Village so you can access info on the Camping Cheques website AND they take Camping cheques all year round but with suppliments for high season and extra people
I have a report of My stay with pictures here though so it may help you
We will probably pop in again around May time on our way down to Spain
Thanks Gray, We are probably going to book this site due to yours and others good reviews.
My only concern is the evening entertainment for my 7 year old daughter. She is at that age where she really likes an evening show. The quiet meal for 3 with mum and dad doesn't really do it anymore. During July/August will Ma Prairie have something organised during the evening ?
My only concern is the evening entertainment for my 7 year old daughter. She is at that age where she really likes an evening show. The quiet meal for 3 with mum and dad doesn't really do it anymore. During July/August will Ma Prairie have something organised during the evening ?
Just checked out the website (http://www.maprairie.com/index2.php?lang=gb)they usually have live entertainments in July and August. Why not e-mail the Gils and ask them they are very nice folk and you should get an answer or phone them, they speak very good English
We've never been then -- usually we go either May /June or August /September
We've never been then -- usually we go either May /June or August /September
I find if you book in advance the prices at Eurocamp aren't too bad!
They are currently offering 20% off for family holidays booked now for summer 2009
They are currently offering 20% off for family holidays booked now for summer 2009
matchstickman wrote:I find if you book in advance the prices at Eurocamp aren't too bad!
They are currently offering 20% off for family holidays booked now for summer 2009
Eurocamp are fine if you don't have your own equipment but compared to going on a DIY basis Eurocamp is very expensive
We are planning a 2 week trip again next year June/July time
our costs are planned at
Ferry £120
19 nights at 4/5 star Campsites £250-£275
which is a lot less than Eurocamp independant and we don't need to book either
Ahhh but Madcaravanner - you forget to add in the £15k (plus) or so that the van you lug behind you costs... 
BarryD wrote:Ahhh but Madcaravanner - you forget to add in the £15k (plus) or so that the van you lug behind you costs... ;)
No Barry
We have had the 'van for four years and it has only done 29250 miles so I think it's is paid for by now
We do around 2500 miles in France and Spain over our 22 day holiday after doing Euro wotsit camping for a few years whilst the kids were growing up for us they priced themselves out of our budget range
Why do you think I'm the Madcaravanner
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