D22 Pyrénées Natura HHHH
Open: 1 May - 20 Sep
Calais: 719 miles Bilbao: 206 miles
Pyrénées Natura is located in Estaing, on the edge of
a National Park at an altitude of 1000m. This small
site is a nature lovers dream, with the emphasis on
Facilities
peace and quiet, together with comfortable facilities.
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Ideal for young families and as a base for walkers
• Shop
*
• Sauna
and birdwatchers. This site is within reach of an
• Bar
*
• Laundry facilities
interesting excursions.
• Take-away
*
• Disabled facilities
• Children’s play area
*
• Nearby: Walking,
• BBQs permitted Horseriding, Fishing (permit
Described by our inspectors as “An absolute gem” Pyrénées
• Table tennis
*
req’d), Birdwatching, Natura has clearly marked out grassy pitches in a spectacular
enees
• TV room Cycling, Markets, Town: 8
• Internet miles
setting. The site is geared up to revive guests on their return
• Solarium
*
Open: 1 May-20 Sep
from a hard day’s walking, with a lounge and bar area, sauna,
sound-proof stereo room and infra–red and ultra violet beds to
Pyr
01/05-01/07 01/07-01/09 01/09-20/09 relieve aching muscles. There is also a binocular area where it is
Site Only Per Night (£)
possible to view eagles and vultures. The site organises several
Outfit +2 EL 12.25 18.93 12.25
Outfit +2 SP 15.77 22.46 15.77
guided walks by night and holds video evenings about the
Extra Person 3.58 3.78 3.58 Pyrénées national park. Only breathable groundsheets to be used
Child 1-8 2.32 2.45 2.32
in awnings.
Child 0 Free Free Free
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Caravans over 7.5m not permitted in high season 01/07-
31/08. Minimum stay: 4 nights 01/07-31/08.
BOOKING CODE: D22
D23 Le Pré Lombard HHHH
Open: 22 Mar - 11 Nov
Calais: 662 miles Bilbao: 287 miles
Situated on the outskirts of Tarascon-sur-Ariege in the
Pyrénées, Le Pré Lombard is a shaded site, which runs
along the side of a fast flowing river. The site is a good
base for exploring the area with plenty of activities
nearby including canyoning, climbing, mountain
trekking and kayaking. For the less adventurous
Andorra is not far away, and it is possible to visit the
prehistoric sites at Niaux and Bédeilhac as well as the
Cathars castles at Montségur.
The campsite has shady, grassy pitches of average size which are
marked out by trees and hedges. There are three sanitary blocks
which are unusual in style but well maintained. The site organises a Facilities 180
programme of entertainment in high season including craft workshops,
• Outdoor pool
*
• Internet
games, tournaments, dance nights and cabaret shows. Excursions to
• Paddling pool
*
• Laundry facilities
local places of interest are also organised from the site office. • Shop
*
• Disabled facilities
• Bar
*
• Nearby: Fishing (permit req’d),
22/03- 30/04- 31/05- 30/06- 11/07- 18/08- 01/09- 30/09-
• Restaurant
*
Walking, Prehistoric park,
30/04 31/05 30/06 11/07 18/08 01/09 30/09 15/11 • Take-away
*
Châteaux, Town: ½mile
Site Only Per Night (£) • BBQs permitted • Club comment: Dogs in
Outfit +2 10.55 11.89 13.23 16.25 20.27 16.25 13.23 10.55
• Children’s play area
**
categories 1 & 2 not accepted
Extra Person 2.93 3.60 4.27 5.28 5.59 5.28 4.27 2.93
• Table tennis
**
on site. Please see pages
Child 2-6 Free Free Free 3.79 4.46 3.79 Free Free
• Mountain information chalet 12 & 13 for further details
Child 0-1 Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
• TV room
*
Open: 1 May-30 Sep
**
Open: 22 May-11 Nov
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Outfits over 6m not permitted in high season: 01/07-01/09.
Minimum Stay: 3 nights in high season 01/07-01/09.
BOOKING CODE: D23
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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