C21 Esterel Caravaning HHHH
Open: 15 Mar - 27 Sep
Calais: 737 miles Bilbao: 592 miles
This site is situated in the mountains of the Massif
d’Esterel, a short drive inland from the seaside
resort of Agay. St Raphael, Fréjus and Nice are all
Facilities
within easy reach. The perfume town of Grasse also
480
makes an interesting day out.
• Outdoor pool
*
• Horseriding (19 Apr-27 Sep)
• Mini-supermarket
*
• Squash The site is set on terraces, with well-marked out pitches of
• Bar
*
• Skateboard park
• Restaurant
70m
2
-80m
2
. A limited number of large pitches are available at a
(19 Apr-27 Sep) • Fitness room
• Take-away (19 Apr-27 Sep) • Kids club
supplement. These pitches can be requested as can those with their
• Children’s play area
*
• Boutique
*
own facilities. All pitches have electricity, water and drainage. There
• Tennis
*
• Laundry facilities
• Table tennis
*
• Disabled facilities
are two main well-equipped sanitary blocks which have recently
• Minigolf
*
• Nearby: Golf,
been refurbished to a high standard and are kept extremely clean.
South of France
• Archery (19 Apr-27 Sep) Watersports, Markets
• Volleyball Town: 5 miles, Beach: 2 miles
Esterel Caravaning offers a wide range of facilities to attract all
• Bike Hire
*
*
Open: 15 Mar-27 Sep members of the family. There is a programme of entertainment
during the high season and the site also organises excursions to
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places of interest, including the Gorges du Verdon, Monaco and St
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Tropez by night. This area is great for golf, and the site has contacts
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 13.20 16.73 18.14 27.31 32.25 33.66 27.31 18.14 16.02
with eight local golf clubs with a reduction in fees available.
Extra Person 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 6.25 Early requests are not confirmed until mid- to late-January. Tour
Child 0-6 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69 4.69
Operators present. Barbecues are not permitted.
Price includes 5 amp electricity, water and drainage.
Minimum stay: 7 nights13/07-23/08.
BOOKING CODE: C21
C22 La Vieille Ferme HHHH
Open: All year
Calais: 756 miles Bilbao: 611 miles
Facilities
153
The site is located at Villeneuve Loubet Plage, between
Nice and Antibes. The beaches of the Côte d’Azur
• Covered pool (24 Dec-10 Nov) • Nearby: Waterskiing,
• Small shop (Apr-Sep) Windsurfing, Local markets,
are nearby and Cannes, Grasse, St Paul de Vence and
• Take-away (Jun-Sep) Marineland
Monaco are all within easy reach for a day trip.
• Gas or electric BBQs only Town: 2½miles
• Children’s play area (Open all year) Beach: ½miles
Camping La Vieille Ferme is a relatively small family-run site with a
• Table tennis (Open all year) • Club comment: Dogs in
• TV room categories 1 & 2 not accepted
friendly feel. Pitches vary in size but all are clearly marked out with
• Internet on site. Please see pages
easy access. There are three well maintained sanitary blocks, two
• Safes available 12 & 13 for further details.
• Laundry facilities Fridges and safety boxes
of which are heated during the winter. The swimming pool has a
• Disabled facilities available to hire
retractable roof and is open throughout the year, making it ideal for
members wishing to explore this area out of season. This is a quiet
site with little organised activity. A busy road and railway line are
situated between the site and the beach. The access to the beach
might be difficult in high season due to heavy traffic. The use of
barbecues (electric and gas only) may be restricted in case of drought.
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Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 16.58 25.30 16.58
Extra Person 2.73 3.60 2.73
Child 0-4 1.78 2.11 1.78
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Outfits over 8m not accepted: 01/07-31/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights all year, Sat-Sat in Jul & Aug.
BOOKING CODE: C22
86
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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