Y10 Valdisole HHH
Open: 1 Apr - 1 Oct
Calais: 970 miles Zeebrugge: 927 miles
In a very tranquil, beautiful location on the shores of Lago
di Bolsena, Camping Valdisole has 350 shady pitches set
on level grass. It is a quiet, family-run site whose owners
Facilities
deliberately do not offer evening entertainment or an
300
activity programme for children as they wish to maintain
• Small shop
*
• Washing machines
a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere.
• Bar
*
• Disabled facilities
• Restaurant
*
• Nearby: Horseriding, Fishing,
The campsite’s position on the outskirts of the nearby mediaeval town
• Take-away
*
Watersports, Guided walks
• BBQs permitted Town: 3½ miles
of Bolsena (where there are shops, supermarkets, bars and a small
• Football pitch • Club comment: Please do not harbour) makes a good base for a restful but interesting holiday as the
• Children’s play area
*
arrive between 1330 and 1530
surrounding region is beautiful with many hilltop towns and villages
• TV room
*
Open: 1 Apr-1 Oct
to visit – Pitigliano, Orvieto and Viterbo, not to mention Rome and
Italy
Florence. On site there is a shop selling basic foodstuffs, a restaurant, a
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small playground for children and a sports area with a football pitch and
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 20.64 22.05 20.64
volleyball nets. Access to some pitches (80m
2
) may be difficult for large
Extra Person 4.59 5.29 4.59
outfits. Swimming in the lake and the launching of small boats from the
Child 3-13 2.82 3.70 2.82
flat, black-sand shore (the lake is in the crater of an extinct volcano) are
Child 0-2 Free Free Free
Price includes 8 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
possible. The majority of toilets are in two blocks, also housing showers
BOOKING CODE: Y10
and basins, the toilets are not standard WC style, and as some showers
are "open-air" members may wish to use their own facilities.
Y11 Fornella HHHH
Open: 28 Apr - 21 Sep
Calais: 749 miles Zeebrugge: 706 miles
Camping Fornella, at San Felice del Benaco, has direct
access to Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy. Whilst
you may be happy to spend all your time in these
Facilities 380
beautiful surroundings, day trips to Venice, Verona • Outdoor pool (11 May-20 Sep) • Laundry facilities
and Florence and the Isola del Garda are also possible,
• Shop
*
• Disabled facilities
• Bar
*
• Nearby: Fishing, Watersports,
as is an excursion into the Dolomites. Throughout
• Restaurant
*
Nature reserve, Horseriding,
the season the site organises coach trips with English-
• Take-away
*
Golf, Town: 2 miles
• Pizzeria
*
Beach: ½ mile to Lake Garda
speaking guides to these destinations.
• BBQs permitted (access across road)
• Children’s play area
*
• Club Comment: Dogs not
The site is set on a hill with terraced pitches offering some shade and • Tennis
*
allowed on beach.
good views. As with most Italian campsites, pitches may be tight for
• Table tennis
*
*
Open: 1 May-20 Sep
larger outfits (approx 70m
2
) although the site has a few larger pitches
available at a supplement on request. This is a family-run campsite with
two children’s play areas, which are being modernised. The recently
built pool is very popular with families. No arrivals after 23.00 hours.
There is some entertainment in high season. Dogs not allowed.
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10/05 17/05 07/06 28/06 12/07 23/08 06/09 21/09
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 16.08 19.44 17.43 20.11 23.46 25.80 21.58 18.10
Extra Person 4.02 4.69 4.36 4.69 5.70 6.37 5.09 4.36
Child 3-7 Free 2.68 Free Free 4.49 4.96 4.02 Free
Child 0-2 Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. No outfits over 8m in high season: 01/07-31/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights in high season 01/07-31/08.
BOOKING CODE: Y11
132
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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