S10 La Piodella HHHHH
Open: All Year
Calais: 632 miles Zeebrugge: 589 miles
Camping la Piodella belongs to the Touring Club Suisse
chain of sites and enjoys a lakeside position on the
northern shore of Lake Lugano, just a few miles from
Facilities
Lugano itself. This site is a good base for exploring the
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Italian speaking part of Switzerland. Italy is just across
• Outdoor pool (21 Mar-30 Sep) • Nearby: Golf, Fishing,
the border with Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Milan
• Paddling pool (21 Mar-30 Sep) Horseriding, Watersports.
all within easy reach.
• Shop
*
Town: 3¾ mile
• Bar
*
Beach: Direct access (lake)
This busy site is split into two areas, the older part is near the lake
• Restaurant
*
• Club comment: Site is very
• Gas BBQs permitted busy in high season. In all
with numbered pitches (75-85m
2
) and some shade – the newer
• Table tennis cases cars must be left in the
part is set further away from the lake. There are two sanitary
• Fishing (permit req’d) car park. Cats not permitted,
• TV dogs only
blocks on site, one new and the other recently refurbished, but
Switzerland
• Laundry facilities
*
Open: 1 Mar-30 Sep both with modern facilities. There is a thin grass beach and a
• Disabled facilities
marina from where you can launch boats. Lugano airport is a
short way from the site and there is frequent aircraft noise.
01/01-04/07 04/07-24/08 24/08-31/12
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 20.46 29.01 20.46
Extra Person 3.86 4.84 3.86
Child 14-15 2.21 2.71 2.21
Child 6-13 1.64 2.14 1.64
Child 0-5 Free Free Free
Price includes 10 amp electricity and tax. Minimum Stay: 7 nights 04/07-24/08.
BOOKING CODE: S10
S11 De Vidy HHHH
Open: All Year
Calais: 484 miles Dieppe: 457 miles
Camping de Vidy is located next to the headquarters of
the International Olympic Organisation and adjacent to
Lake Geneva in the city of Lausanne. From the lakeside
port of Ouchy, it is possible to look out across the
harbour and the lake to the mountains and in season
to watch the passenger boats making the crossing
Facilities
450
between the French and Swiss shores of the lake. There
is a frequent bus service into Lausanne city centre.
• Shop
*
• Laundry facilities
• Bar
*
• Disabled facilities
• Restaurant
*
• Nearby: Boat trips,
Situated adjacent to Lake Geneva and parkland, this well maintained
• BBQs permitted Swimming pool
site lies within a few minutes' drive of the motorway and has direct • Children’s play area Town: 1½ miles
access on foot or by bike to the lake. The flat pitches (80m
2
) have
• TV
*
Open: 1 Apr-30 Sep
easy access and are numbered. There are three sanitary blocks, all
offering good facilities and one of them is heated in winter. Disposal
points are accessed via steps. There is a restaurant/bar on site next
to the lake which is also open to the public and which offers some
entertainment in season. Whilst BBQs are permitted they must be at
least 0.5m off the ground.
Same Price all Season: 01/01-31/12
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 15.26
Extra Person 3.42
Child 6-15 2.06
Child 0-5 Free
Price includes 10 amp electricity and tax. Outfits over 7.5m are not accepted.
Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: S11
118
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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