D11 Gorges du Chambon HHHH
Open: 19 Apr - 20 Sep
Calais: 474 miles St Malo: 305 miles
Camping Gorges du Chambon is situated near
Montbron, a short distance from Angoulême. The site
offers spectacular scenery all around and is ideal for
Facilities
walking and bird watching. Cognac and Limoges make
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interesting days out, whilst the Son et Lumiere show at
• Outdoor pool (1 May-20 Sep) • Fishing
*
the Château de la Rochefoucauld is well worth a visit.
• Paddling pool (1 Jul-31 Aug) • Volleyball
• Shop
*
• Basketball
The site is set in the grounds of an old farm and many of the farm
• Bar
*
• Small pony rides
• Restaurant
*
• TV room/Internet
buildings have been tastefully renovated to form the site reception,
• Take-away
*
• Laundry facilities bar and restaurant. The grassy pitches are larger than average in
• Gas & Charcoal BBQs permitted • Disabled facilities
size and the modern sanitary blocks are kept extremely clean. The
• Children’s play area
*
• Nearby: Golf, Horse riding,
• Tennis
*
Fishing, Outdoor activity centre
site places great importance on the surrounding environment and
• Table-tennis
*
with rock-climbing and canoeing
maintains a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, although a range of
• Minigolf
*
instruction, Town: 4½ miles
Limousin
• Bike hire
*
*
Open: 19 Apr-20 Sep
activities and some evening entertainment is available for all the
family in the high season. No pets are permitted on site.
19/04- 31/05- 12/07- 26/07- 16/08- 23/08- 30/08-
31/05 12/07 26/07 16/08 23/08 30/08 20/09
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 11.17 13.26 17.26 18.73 17.26 13.26 11.17
Extra Person 2.79 3.30 4.61 5.01 4.61 3.30 2.79
Child 0-7 1.12 1.62 2.28 2.48 2.28 1.62 1.12
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: D11
D21 Château Le Verdoyer HHHH
Open: 26 April - 6 Oct
Calais: 460 miles St Malo: 323 miles
This site is located in Champs Romain in the area of
the Dordogne known as Périgord Vert. The beautiful
countryside makes it ideal for walking and cycling and
the porcelain towns of Limoges and Angoulême make
interesting days out.
Camping Château Le Verdoyer is based around the Château, which
is now used as a restaurant. Some of the outbuildings around the
courtyard have been converted to house the reception, shop and bar.
There are two lakes on site as well as the swimming pools, one of
which is covered in low season and there is also a water slide. There
are three sanitary blocks which are well equipped and kept very clean.
One of them has recently been completed with very good childrens and
disabled facilities. Due to the terrain, the good size pitches on this site
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are terraced and the ground is quite hard although it is possible to erect
awnings. This Dutch-run campsite is well established and has something • Outdoor pool
*
• Minigolf
*
to offer all the family. Although no discos are organised, there are
• Covered pool
*
• Bike hire
*
• Paddling pool
*
• Fishing
*
activities arranged for children up to 13 years old in July and August.
• Shop
*
• TV room
The owners are keen to stress peace and quite on this campsite.
• Bar
*
• Internet
• Restaurant
*
• Laundry facilities
• Take-away
*
• Disabled facilities
26/04-05/07 05/07-23/08 23/08-06/10
• Charcoal & Gas BBQs permitted • Nearby: Fortified towns &
Site Only Per Night (£)
• Children's play area
*
villages, markets, working
Outfit +2 12.49 19.90 12.49
• Tennis
*
walnut oil watermill
Extra Person 3.60 4.48 3.60
• Table tennis
*
Town: 10 miles
Child 3-6 2.11 3.10 2.11 *
Open: 26 Apr-6 Oct
Child 0-2 Free Free Free
Price includes 5 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: D21
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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