C11 Les Tamaris HHHH
Open: 1 Apr - 27 Sep
Calais: 654 miles Bilbao: 414 miles
The site is near Sète at Frontignan Plage, with direct
access to a long sandy beach. It is a good base for
exploring the vine-covered plain from Nîmes and
Facilities
Montpellier to Narbonne and Carcassonne. On the
250
coast modern tourist resorts offer sandy beaches,
• Outdoor pool (1 May-27 Sep) • Archery (Jul-Aug) whilst inland are the wooded foothills of the Cévennes
• Paddling pool (1 May-27 Sep) • Bike hire
*
• Shop
*
• Laundry facilities
and the spectacular scenery of the Gorges du Tarn.
• Bar
*
• Disabled facilities
• Restaurant
*
• Nearby: Horseriding,
Camping les Tamaris, a family-run campsite, is quite open, due to its
• Take-away
*
Windsurfing
location and sandy base and so has more sunny than shady pitches.
• BBQs permitted Town: 3 miles
• Children’s play area
*
Beach: Direct access
These are triangular rather than rectangular, varying in quality, and
*
Open: 1 Apr-15 Sep
are marked out by small maturing trees. They may be tight for larger
South of France
outfits. The three new sanitary blocks contain WCs, hot showers
03/04-19/05 19/05-27/06 27/06-29/08 29/08-08/09 08/09-27/09 and individual washing cubicles and can be busy during high season.
Site Only Per Night (£)
Entertainment is organised in July and August. An extra charge is
Outfit +2 17.26 19.94 26.64 19.94 17.26
Extra Person 2.93 4.27 5.61 4.27 2.93
made for pup tents. The use of barbecues may be restricted in case
Child 0-2 Free Free Free Free Free of extreme weather conditions.
Price includes 10 amp electricity, water and drainage. No outfits over 7m: 01/07-31/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 01/07-31/08.
BOOKING CODE: C11
C12 L’Occitanie HHH
Open: 31 May - 6 Sep
Calais: 655 miles Bilbao: 387 miles
Facilities
400
Camping l’Occitanie is situated on the outskirts of
• Outdoor pool
*
• Laundry facilities
the busy seaside resort of Valras Plage, south east of
• Paddling pool
*
• Disabled facilities
Béziers. It is a family-run site, 20 minutes walk from the
• Basic provisions • Nearby: Horseriding,
• Bar
**
Watersports
beach. Montpellier, Nîmes, Avignon and Narbonne are • Restaurant
**
Town: ½mile, Beach: ¾mile
all within easy reach for sight-seeing and shopping.
• Take-away
**
• Club comment: Dogs in
• Gas & Charcoal BBQs permitted categories 1 & 2 not accepted
The site is divided into two parts with the majority of facilities
• Children’s play area on site. Please see pages
• Table tennis
*
12 & 13 for further details. No
including the bar/restaurant and swimming pool well away from • Minigolf
*
dogs permitted on beach.
most of the pitches. There is plenty of entertainment in high season,
• Volleyball
*
Open: 31 May-6 Sep
**
Open: 31 May-31 Aug
but the emphasis here is on family holidays. Members report some
road noise in high season and there were mixed reports in 2007.
The grassy pitches are marked out with plants and bushes. Access
to pitches may be difficult for large outfits. The use of barbecues is
restricted in times of drought.
31/05- 01/07- 12/07- 26/07- 16/08- 23/08-
01/07 12/07 26/07 16/08 23/08 06/09
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 11.79 15.24 17.93 19.94 17.93 11.79
Extra Person 1.59 2.93 3.60 3.60 3.60 1.59
Child 0-6 Free 1.78 2.11 2.11 2.11 Free
Price includes 5 amp electricity. No outfits over 7m: 12/07-16/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 12/07-16/08.
BOOKING CODE: C12
84
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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