M09 Moulin de Ventre HHHH
Open: 5 Apr - 30 Sep
Calais: 652 miles Bilbao: 559 miles
The Moulin de Ventre campsite is set on a large
forested property in the heart of Haute Provence and
close to the Luberon at a height of 375m. Here is an
ideal place to forget the stress of day-to-day life and
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enjoy the peace of the attractive landscape. When
• Outdoor pool
*
• Internet/WiFi you have recharged your batteries, consider days out
• Paddling pool (15 Jun-15 Sep) • Motorhome service point
to explore the medieval villages, chapels, churches and
• Shop
*
• Laundry
• BBQs gas & electric permitted • Disabled facilities
castles to be found in the area. The Château de Rousset
• Bar
*
• Nearby: Markets,
vineyard is situated about 15 miles away and welcomes
• Restaurant
*
Horse-riding, Hiking
• Take-away
*
Town: 6 miles
visitors. The lavender fields are in flower from late June
• Children’s play area (5 Apr-30 Sep) • Club comment: Maximum to mid-July, with the “Corso de la lavande” celebration
• Table tennis (5 Apr-30 Sep) 2 dogs per pitch
taking place in Digne in August. The “Fête de l’olivier”
Alps & Rhône
• Fishing (5 Apr-30 Sep)
*
15 May-15 Sep
celebrates olive trees and takes place in May each year.
05/04-26/06 26/06-26/08 26/08-30/09
This site is set between two rivers and a lake. It is ideal for family
Site Only Per Night (£)
holidays and provides handicrafts and painting classes for the
Outfit +2 14.71 18.39 14.71
Extra person 2.93 4.27 2.93
children. The restaurant uses some of the best regional products
Child 2-4 1.44 2.11 1.44
on its menus. The pitches are marked out with small hedges and
Child 0-1 Free Free Free
plants with easy access. Bread can be pre-ordered from the shop.
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Outfits over 7m not accepted 26/06-26/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 26/06-26/08.
Fishing permits should be requested in advance from reception.
BOOKING CODE: M09
98
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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