S07 Manor Farm HHHHH
Open: All Year
Calais: 561 miles Dieppe: 525 miles
Camping Manor Farm is set in the Bernese Oberland
on the banks of Lake Thun near Interlaken and offers
magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Facilities
It is ideally placed for hiking and many visitors take
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the local cable car or chair lifts to experience the
• Shop (1 Apr-15 Oct) • Games room
breathtaking views of the mountain ranges. Trips can
• Bar (1 Jul-31 Aug) • Minigolf (1 Apr-15 Oct)
be taken on lake steamers sailing from Neuhaus.
• Restaurant (Open All Year) • Disabled facilities
• Take-away (10 Jul-20 Aug) • Nearby: Open air chess, Pool,
• Charcoal & gas BBQs permitted Tennis, Watersports, Golf.
This large site is split into two sections by the Thun-Interlaken road
• Children’s play area (1 Apr-15 Oct) Town: 1½ miles. and members may be allocated pitches on either side, with some
• Laundry facilities • Club comment: Dogs must
• Fishing
noise reported on pitches next to the road. The pitches, average size
(permit req’d) be kept on the lead
60 – 80m
2
, are individually marked out, but space is limited especially
in the busy high season and access may be difficult for large outfits.
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Switzerland
21/03 01/06 10/07 21/08 16/09 01/11 31/12 The site has special pitches and in order to use the water connection,
Site Only Per Night (£)
members must have a hose with a pressurised valve fitting. There
Outfit +2 15.88 15.88 20.02 23.93 20.02 15.88 13.98
Extra Person 2.47 2.47 3.29 4.11 3.29 2.47 2.06
are seven separate toilet blocks and laundry facilities with washing
Child 6-15 1.17 1.17 1.57 1.97 1.57 1.17 0.98 cubicles. The site has a small private beach on the lakeside from where
Child 0-5 Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
unsupervised swimming, sailing and fishing are possible There are
Price includes 6 amp electricity, drainage and tourist tax.
Minimum stay: 3 nights 10/07-20/08. several tour operators on site and it can become noisy in high season.
BOOKING CODE: S07
A restaurant with a good menu adjoins the site.
S08 ‘Seeland’ in Sempach HHHH
Open: 20 Mar - 5 Oct
Calais: 529 miles Dieppe:500 miles
The site is situated next to the unfenced lake at
Facilities
435 Sempach (open to the public). Lucerne is within easy
reach for sightseeing and boat trips. The two-hour
• Paddling pool (15 May-15 Sep) • Fishing (permit req’d)
• Shop
*
• Laundry facilities
train journey from Alpnachstad to the summit of
• Bar
*
• Disabled facilities Pilatus-Kulm is a must as it includes a stretch of rack
• Restaurant
*
• Nearby: Swimming, Golf
railway whose 1:2 gradient is the steepest in the
• Snack bar Town: 1 mile
• Take-away
*
Beach: Direct access (lake)
world for this form of traction.
• Charcoal & gas BBQs permitted • Club comment: The site
• Play area becomes very busy in high
There are 200 touring pitches (approx 60–80m
2
) on site
• Tennis
*
season. Dogs must be
(unfortunately without lake views) plus many statics and seasonal
• Bike hire kept on a lead
*
Open: 20 Mar-5 Oct
pitches, all of which are on grass – mostly in full sun but some
with shade. Dishwashing sinks, chemical disposal points and
motorcaravan drainage are provided. Entertainment is organised
in high season when the site becomes extremely busy and it may
not always be possible to park alongside your caravan. The beach,
lakeside area and restaurant are open to the public. It is more
peaceful out of the main holiday seasons when visitors can enjoy the
easy lakeside walk to Sempach.
20/03-04/07 04/07-17/08 17/08-05/10
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 17.16 22.09 17.16
Extra Person 3.56 4.38 3.56
Child 6-16 2.19 2.60 2.19
Child 0-5 Free Free Free
Price includes 13 amp electricity.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 04/07-17/08.
BOOKING CODE: S08
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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