S12 Gemmi S13 Lido Solothurn
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Open: 18 April - 17 October Open: 6 March - 4 January
Port: Calais 540 miles/869km // Le Havre 514 miles/827km Port: Calais 495 miles/796km // Zeebrugge 452 miles/727km
Switzer
land
Situated in a peaceful location near the village of Agarn One of the more unusual tourist attractions in the
and surrounded by majestic mountains, this site has easy Solothurn area is a visit to the local stork colony. If you feel
access from the A9 motorway from Montreux via the Sierre like going up in the air yourself, try the chairlift up to the
to Brig road. The area is known to enjoy relatively high top of Weissenstein in the Jura mountains. A little more
levels of sunshine and less rain than most areas of down to earth is the beautiful Baroque Swiss town of
Switzerland. Solothurn itself, where the Old Town is considered to be
one of the finest in Switzerland. Cultural events take place
An ideal base for mountain walking and exploring the Valais
region, Camping Gemmi is a small, friendly site. The new resident
throughout the year, including the classic open air concerts
proprietors are proud of the beauty of the area and happy to
and its renowned film and literature days. Boulevard cafes
recommend local walks and excursions, although written
line the pavements when the weather permits or if you
material will probably be in German. The grassy pitches vary in
have rather more energy, there are over 350 miles/563km
size. There are seven private bathrooms available for hire on a of hiking trails in the region.
weekly basis (payable locally) and a shop in reception selling
fresh bread and basic provisions. Some local specialities and
Lido Solothurn (Previously Camping Zum Muttenhof) is a Touring
snacks can be served from the bar/restaurant. The barrier is
Club Suisse campsite, situated between the banks of the River
closed from 22.00–08.00. Some service pitches available on
Aare and the adjacent green meadows. It is a good base for
request for a small supplement payable direct.
exploring the area by foot, bicycle or a boat trip.
Facilities
Facilities
a33 Paddling pool* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Shop* a33 Internet/Wi-Fi
a33 Shop a33 Disabled facilities
a33 Restaurant* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Bar a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 Take-away* a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 Restaurant a33 Nearby: Swimming pool,
a33 BBQs permitted a33 Nearby: Walking, Glaciers,
a33 BBQs permitted Fishing (permit req'd), Tennis,
a33 Children’s play area* Swimming pool, Mini-golf
a33 Children’s play area Fitness centre, Canoeing,
a33 Table tennis* *Open: 18 Apr-17 Oct
a33 Table tennis Paragliding, Gliding, Port
a33 TV room
a33 Bike hire *Open: 15 May- 5 Sep
a33 Internet/Wi-Fi
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Club comment: No credit cards accepted on
site. Access may be difficult for large outfits.
Club comment: Only dogs permitted.
Town: 12 miles/19.3km
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18/04-03/07 03/07-22/08 22/08-17/10
Town: 1 mile/1.6km
Site Only Per Night (£)
06/03-03/07 03/07-16/08 16/08-31/12
Outfit +2 15.67 18.60 15.67
Site Only Per Night (£)
Extra person 3.67 4.65 3.67
Outfit +2 20.35 22.95 20.35
Child 6-15 2.55 3.27 2.55
Extra person 3.57 4.34 3.57
Child 1-5 1.80 2.55 1.80
Child 6-15 1.76 2.15 1.76
Infant 0-0 Free Free Free
Child 0-5 Free Free Free
Price includes 16 amp electricity. No outfits over 7.5. 04/07 - 22/08
Price includes 13 amp electricity.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 04/07-22/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 03/07-16/08.
BOOKING CODE: S12
113
BOOKING CODE: S13
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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