L02 Le Parc du Val de Loire HHHH
Open: 5 Apr - 27 Sep
Calais: 306 miles Caen: 190 miles
The site is located near Mesland in the heart of
the Touraine wine producing area near Chaumont
between Blois and Amboise. In high season, Son et
Lumière shows feature in the grounds of some of the
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nearby châteaux.
• Outdoor pool
*
• Mini golf
***
• Paddling pool
*
• Bike hire (15 Apr-30 Sep)
This site is divided into two areas – one in the open and the other
• Covered pool
***
• TV room
• Bar
**
• Internet/WiFi
shaded by trees. The pitches are large and clearly marked out.
• Take-away
**
• Laundry facilities Three sanitary blocks have individual shower/wash cubicles, with
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• Snack bar
**
• Nearby: Horseriding, Golf,
a bath in each block. In high season, the site organises a number
• Electric and charcoal BBQs Watersports
permitted only Town: 4½ miles
of activities for children. The site has a large number of statics.
• Children’s play area
***
*
Open: 26 Apr-15 Sep
Access to the site is via various small villages which could cause
• Tennis
***
**
Open: 15 May-30 Aug
***
• Table tennis
***
Open: 5 Apr-27 Sep difficulties for large outfits. The site was allowed to deteriorate
Loir
but the new owner is aware improvements need to be made and
05/04-05/07 05/07-23/08 23/08-27/09
has started by installing a retractable roof over the pool.
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 15.24 26.30 15.24
Extra Person 3.27 4.94 3.27
Child 4-14 2.45 4.26 2.45
Child 0-3 Free Free Free
Price includes 10 amp electricity, water & drainage. Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: L02
L04 Château de la Grenouillère HHHH
Open: 26 Apr - 6 Sep
Calais: 285 miles Caen: 195 miles
The site is situated at Suèvres on the road between Blois
and Orléans. It is in an ideal position from which to tour
the extensive vineyards of the Loire Valley and at the
same time visit all the beautiful châteaux. The famous
gastronomic delights of the region should not be
missed either. There are local markets in Blois and Mer.
The site offers both sunny and shaded pitches which are all of good
size and numbered. There are several modern sanitary blocks on site,
which are kept clean and attractive. The staff organise various sporting
and other activities both on- and off-site during the high season. There
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are three swimming pools, one of which is covered and one with a
• Outdoor pool • Fishing
slide. Reception provides details of restaurants and things to see and
• Covered pool • Gym
do in the local area. Entertainment is organised in high season. Tour
• Paddling pool • Internet/TV room
• Shop • Saunas
operators present.
• Bar • Laundry facilities
• Restaurant • Disabled facilities
26/04-16/06 16/06-07/07 07/07-18/08 18/08-25/08 25/08-06/09
• Pizzeria • Nearby: Watersports,
Site Only Per Night (£) • Take-away Châteaux, Horseriding,
Outfit +2 17.43 22.37 26.60 22.37 17.43 • Charcoal & gas BBQs permitted Fishing, Tennis, Golf
Extra Person 3.78 4.48 5.19 4.48 3.78 • Children’s play area Town: 9½ miles
Child 1-7 2.22 2.92 3.63 2.92 2.22 • Tennis • Club comment: Maximum
Child 0-0 Free Free Free Free Free
• Table tennis 1 dog per pitch permitted.
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: 3 nights 03/07-22/08.
• Bike hire Facilities open all season.
BOOKING CODE: L04
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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