S12 Gemmi HHHH
Open: 19 Apr - 18 Oct
Calais: 540 miles Le Havre: 514 miles
Situated in a peaceful location near the village of
Agarn and surrounded by majestic mountains, this site
has easy access from the A9 motorway from Montreux
via the Sierre to Brig road. The area is known to enjoy
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relatively high levels of sunshine and less rain than
• Shop
*
• Internet
most areas of Switzerland.
• Restaurant
*
• Laundry facilities
• Take aways
*
• Nearby: Walking, Glaciers An ideal base for mountain walking and exploring the Valais region,
• BBQs permitted Town: 12 miles
• Children’s play area
*
• Club comment: No credit
Camping Gemmi is a small, friendly site. It is personally managed by
• Table tennis
*
cards accepted on site English-speaking resident proprietors who are proud of the beauty
*
Open: 19 Apr-18 Oct
of the area and happy to recommend local walks and excursions,
although written material will probably be in German. The grassy
19/04-05/07 05/07-24/08 24/08-18/10 pitches vary in size. Access could be difficult for large outfits. There
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Site Only Per Night (£)
are seven private bathrooms available for hire on a weekly basis
Outfit +2 13.01 15.48 13.01
Extra Person 3.22 4.04 3.22
(payable locally) and a shop in reception selling fresh bread and basic
Child 6-15 2.23 2.77 2.23 provisions. Some local specialities and snacks can be served from the
Child 1-5 1.60 2.23 1.60
bar/restaurant. The barrier is closed from 22.00–08.00. Some service
Child 0 Free Free Free
Price includes 16 amp electricity and tax. No outfits over 9m.
pitches available on request for a small supplement payable direct.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 05/07-23/08.
BOOKING CODE: S12
S13 Zum Muttenhof HHHH
Open: 1 Mar - 31 Dec
Calais: 495 miles Zeebrugge: 452 miles
One of the more unusual tourist attractions in the
Solothurn area is a visit to the local stork colony but if
you feel like going up in the air yourself, try the chairlift
up to the top of Weissenstein in the Jura mountains.
A little more down to earth is the beautiful Baroque
Swiss town of Solothurn itself, where the Old Town
is considered to be one of the finest in Switzerland.
Cultural events take place throughout the year, including
the classic open air concerts and its renowned film and
literature days. Boulevard cafes line the pavements when
the weather permits or if you have rather more energy,
there are over 350 miles of hiking trails in the region.
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Situated between the banks of the River Aare and the adjacent
green meadows, Camping Zum Muttenhof, a Touring Club Suisse
• Paddling pool (15 May-15 Sep) • Disabled facilities
• Shop
*
• Nearby: Swimming pool,
campsite, is a good base for exploring the area by foot, bicycle or a • Bar
*
Fishing (permit req’d), Tennis,
boat trip on the river.
• Restaurant
*
Fitness centre, Canoeing,
• BBQs permitted Paragliding, Gliding, Port
• Children’s play area
*
Town: 1 mile
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• Table tennis • Club comment: Dogs only
Site Only Per Night (£)
• Bike hire
*
accepted
Outfit +2 17.63 20.39 17.63
*
Open: 1 Mar-31 Dec
Extra Person 3.47 4.13 3.47
• Laundry facilities
Child 6-15 1.74 2.06 1.74
Child 0-5 Free Free Free
Price includes 13 amp electricity and tax. No outfits over 10m.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 04/07-17/08.
BOOKING CODE: S13
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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