B08 Château des Ormes HHHH
Open: 17 May - 7 Sep
Calais: 306 miles St Malo: 24 miles
Situated 4½ miles from Dol de Bretagne this site
provides members with an excellent base for discovering
Northern Brittany. St Malo, Mont St Michel and Rennes
Facilities
are all within reach for a day trip and members may like
800
to consider a day trip by ferry to the Channel Islands.
• Outdoor pool
*
• Archery
*
• Paddling pool
*
• Bike hire
*
This large, busy, commercial site is set in the well-kept grounds
• Shop
*
• Fishing
*
of a 16th century château with lakes, woods etc. There are many
• Bar
*
• Horseriding
*
• Restaurant
*
• TV room
activities available ranging from horseriding to pedaloes and the
• Take-away
*
• Internet site has its own golf course, cricket ground, tropical aqua complex,
• BBQs permitted • Laundry facilities
• Children’s play area
*
• Disabled facilities
rock-climbing wall and treetop adventure playground! The pitches
• Tennis
*
• Cash free system are flat and grassy and are all clearly marked out. Sanitary facilities
• Table tennis
*
• Nearby: Watersports
are modern and kept clean. During high season the site organises
• Golf
*
Town: 4½ miles
Brittany
• Minigolf
*
Beach: 17 miles
regular entertainment. There are many tour operators present.
• Indoor Aquacentre
*
Open: 17 May-7 Sep
17/05-05/07 05/07-23/08 23/08-07/09
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 19.10 31.21 19.10
Extra Person 3.14 5.41 3.14
Child 2-12 1.89 3.27 1.89
Child 0-1 Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Outfits over 8m on request in high season 05/07-22/08
Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: B08
B09 L’Abri Côtier HHH
Open: 1 May - 8 Sep
Calais: 363 miles St Malo: 123 miles
Situated between Roscoff and St Malo, in the town of
Etables sur Mer, this site is ideally situated for discovering
Northern Brittany. Sandy beaches are within walking
distance and the beautiful Pink Granite Coast and Mont
St Michel make ideal days out. Daily boat trips run
from St Quay (April – mid Sept) to the Ile de Bréhat, a
beautiful traffic-free island off Paimpol.
This site is run by an English owner and his French wife. It is set in
the grounds of a former château and some of the spacious, grassy
pitches are located in the old kitchen garden. A small road runs
between the two sections of the site, each with sanitary blocks, one
of which is heated in low season. Some entertainment is organised
during the high season but quiet at other times. Please note that
Facilities
a refundable deposit of €20 is required for a barrier card and a
140
swimming pool bracelet. A small charge is payable locally for pup
• Shop
*
• Nearby: Horseriding,
tents on pitches. The site management requests that guests use • Bar
*
Watersports, Fishing, Golf
only groundsheets that allow the grass to breathe. The local beach
• Take-away
*
Town: 2½ miles
• BBQs permitted Beach: ½ mile
is supervised in high season due to strong currents.
• Children’s play area
*
• Club comment: No Pit Bull
• Table tennis
*
Terriers allowed on site.
01/05-01/07 01/07-31/08 31/08-08/09 • TV No swimming shorts in pool,
Site Only Per Night (£) • Internet swimming trunks only
Outfit +2 12.50 13.84 12.50 • Laundry facilities
*
Open: 1 May-8 Sep
Extra Person 3.06 3.40 3.06
• Disabled facilities
Child 2-6 1.78 2.11 1.78
Child 0-1 Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Caravans over 7.5m are not accepted 01/07-31/08. No
arrivals after 22:00. Minimum stay: 3 nights 1/7-31/8.
BOOKING CODE: B09
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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