P10 La Samaritaine HHH
Open: 30 Apr - 28 Sep
Calais: 224 miles Dieppe: 230 miles
Situated in the heart of the Ardennes, near the small
village of Buzancy, Camping La Samaritaine has
recently been refurbished and is ideal for nature lovers
and those interested in discovering the history and
heritage of the area.
This rural campsite is set in shady woodland and offers a range
of facilities for all the family. The pitches are mostly marked
by hedges and flowering shrubs. The man-made beach is
supervised in high season, when there is also a children’s club
Facilities
120
for 5-12 year olds. The nearby forests are ideal for rambling,
• Take-away (21 Jun - 31 Aug) • Motorhome Service point
horseriding and cycling. Dogs are allowed, but some restrictions • Gas & charcoal BBQs permitted • Disabled facilities
apply. Please ask for details.
• Children’s play area
*
• Nearby: Tennis, Pony rides, Fishing,
• Table tennis
*
Boat trips on the River Meuse and
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• Games room River Aisne, Guided tours of the
Site Only Per Night (£)
• Library area, Town: 13½ miles
*
Outfit +2 11.26 14.79 11.26
• Laundry facilities Open: 30 Apr - 28 Sep
Extra Person 2.19 2.90 2.19
Child 0-9 1.33 2.04 1.33
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Minimum Stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: P10
P11 Le Parc des Cygnes HHHH
Open: 1 Apr - 15 Oct
Calais: 96 miles Dieppe: 73 miles
Camping Le Parc des Cygnes is located on the outskirts
of Amiens in the heart of the Picardy region, half way
between Calais and Paris. The magnificent Cathedral of
Amiens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and deserves a
visit. In the heart of Amiens, Les Hortillonages, also called
the “Floating Gardens” is a nature reserve of 300 hectares
including gardens, marshes and small narrow canals. The
Facilities
145
area can only be accessed by boat (barge) or by foot. Paris
is 80 miles away and would make an interesting day out.
• BBQs permitted • Bike Hire
*
• Small shop
*
• Motorhome Service point
• Bar (30 Apr-9 Sep) • Nearby: Leisure park, Shops,
Camping le Parc des Cygnes is located in beautiful natural
• Take away (30 Apr-9 Sep) Restaurants, Canoeing,
surroundings and is the ideal place for a peaceful and relaxing
• Children’s play area
*
Walking, Cycling, Fishing.
• Table tennis
*
Town: 4 miles
holiday. It has large grassy pitches, delimited by small hedges
• Mini golf
*
*
Open: 1 Apr-15 Oct
and young shrubs. There is not much shade due to the immature
nature of the trees. The site has an open plan feel and is very well
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maintained. There are three modern toilet blocks on site, which
Site Only Per Night (£)
are kept very clean. Many activities are available from the adjacent Outfit +2 10.27 11.15 13.97 11.15 10.27
leisure park. Some road noise has been reported in the past.
Extra Person 4.24 4.24 4.24 4.24 4.24
Child 4-11 3.31 3.31 3.31 3.31 3.31
Child 0-3 Free Free Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Maximum 2 pets per pitch, Restrictions on certain breeds
of dog. Please ask for details. Minimum Stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: P11
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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