M05 Le Coin Tranquille HHHH
Open: 22 Mar - 1 Nov
Calais: 518 miles Le Havre: 454 miles
This site is situated at 400m altitude between two
lakes at the gateway to Savoie and the Alps. A good
base for sightseeing, there are châteaux, museums,
archaeological sites, caves, parks and medieval towns to
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visit – some are close by, others will involve a day trip.
• Outdoor pool (15 May-30 Sep) • Laundry facilities The site staff are happy to provide information. There
• Paddling pool (15 May-30 Sep) • Disabled facilities
are markets nearby in Pont de Beauvoisin, La Tour du
• Shop
*
• Nearby: Restaurants, Markets,
• Bar
*
Caves, Cablecar rides,
Pin, Vairon and Les Abrets.
• Restaurant
*
Waterfalls, Horseriding, Tennis
• Take-away
*
courts, Watersports, Fishing,
Camping le Coin Tranquille is a well-run and friendly site and has
• BBQs permitted Walking Town: 1½ miles
• Children’s play areas
*
• Club comment: Swimming
good sized pitches separated by hedges and flowering shrubs, with
• Table tennis
*
briefs only, no shorts of any some shade from trees. There is one newer sanitary block and in
Alps & Rhône
• Bike hire
*
type permitted in the pool
addition there are several small sanitary blocks throughout the site.
• Wide screen TV
*
Open: 1 Apr-1 Nov
• Motorhome service point
All blocks have toilets, individual washing and shower cubicles and
washing machines. There are also two baby rooms. There is a well
22/03-10/05 10/05-12/07 12/07-16/08 16/08-20/09 20/09-01/11 stocked shop although some food has to be ordered in advance.
Site Only Per Night (£)
The family-run restaurant and bar, which are also open to the
Outfit +2 12.67 14.68 21.48 14.68 12.67
Extra Person 2.93 3.60 4.94 3.60 2.93
public, close on Tuesday evenings and Wednesdays. During the
Child 2-6 1.78 2.11 3.45 2.11 1.78
high season an extensive entertainment programme is organised
Child 0-1 Free Free Free Free Free
for all the family including a BBQ evening every Wednesday from 1
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Outfits over 8m must be requested.
Minimum stay: None. June to 15 September, which can continue until 1am.
BOOKING CODE: M05
M06 Le Taillefer HH
Open: 1 May - 30 Sep
Calais: 523 miles Le Havre: 467 miles
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• Shop
*
The site is situated at Chaparon near Doussard,
• Bar
*
• Nearby: Golf, Fishing,
about 13 miles from Annecy and 19 miles from
• Take-away
*
Horseriding, Tennis,
• Gas & Charcoal BBQs permitted Watersports, Guided walks
Albertville. There are many excellent scenic walks in
• Children’s play area
**
Town: 4 miles
this picturesque mountain area. Located near the Lac • Table tennis
**
Beach: ½ mile (lake)
d’Annecy, Doussard is ideal for watersports and boating
• Bike hire
**
• Club comment: Dogs must be
• TV room kept on a lead
in particular, with tennis being available in the village. • Laundry facilities
*
Open: 1 Jun-31 Aug
• Disabled facilities
**
Open: 1 May-30 Sep
Camping le Taillefer is a small, family-run site where emphasis is
placed on welcoming the touring caravanner. The site is steeply
terraced which can make access to some pitches difficult. It is not
far from the lake, has a bar, a small shop selling farm produce, a
snack bar and take-away meal service in the high season. The older
style sanitary block houses showers and toilets. The emphasis here
is on peace and quiet with no organised entertainment.
01/05-01/07 01/07-26/08 26/08-30/09
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 11.86 13.20 11.86
Extra Person 2.37 2.72 2.37
Child 1-9 1.51 1.86 1.51
Child 0-1 Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: 7 nights 01/07-25/08.
BOOKING CODE: M06
96
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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