P06 Château de Drancourt P07 Du Clair de Lune
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Open: 1 April – 1 November Open: 21 February – 18 December
Port: Calais 70 miles/112km // Dieppe 36 miles/58km Port: Calais 123 miles/198km // Dieppe 168 miles/270km
France
Paris & the Nor
Château de Drancourt is situated in St. Valery-sur- Somme, This campsite is situated in Maubeuge right on the border
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25 miles/40km south of Le Touquet. There is a bird between Belgium and France. Brussels, Mons and Namur
sanctuary on the river estuary nearby. Paris is close enough in Belgium, and Lille and Valenciennes in France, are all
for a day trip (by car or weekly coach excursions). within reach for shopping, restaurants, museums and
other interesting sights.
The site is located in the grounds of the inhabited château, with
hedges marking out pitches, some with shade and some slightly
This is a municipal site which is well laid out with good sized, flat
sloping. A two-storey building houses toilet and washing facilities
pitches, some with water and drainage. There are a few static
as well as a recreation room. In addition, there are two other
touring caravans and there is some road noise as the entrance to
toilet blocks. In high season, there are organised sports activities
the site is located on a main road. The sanitary blocks include hot
and a disco for the younger members of the family. Keen golfers
showers, washbasins and dishwashing facilities. Camping du Clair
will welcome the driving range on site. There are other tour
de Lune is well located for an overnight stop for members
operators present.
heading from any of the northern channel ports down into
France or Luxembourg, or even for those who are en route to
Facilities
Germany, Switzerland or beyond. However, some road noise has
a33 Outdoor pool (23 May-19 Sept) a33 Mini-golf**
been reported.
a33 Shop* a33 Bike hire**
a33 Bar* a33 Disabled facilities Facilities
a33 Restaurant* a33 Motorhome service points
a33 BBQs permitted a33 Nearby: Pool, tennis, bike
a33 Take-away* a33 Nearby: Fishing, bird
hire, horseriding, lakes,a33 Children’s play area*
watching, watersports, golf,a33 BBQs permitted
forestsa33 Table tennis*
horseridinga33 Children’s play area
*Open: 21 Feb-18 Dec
a33 Bike hire*
*Open: 4 Apr- 19 Sept
a33 Tennis**
a33 Internet
**Open: 1 Apr-1 Nov
a33 Golf
420
Club comment: This site is always
bustling, even in low season and
facilities may be stretched at peak 91
Club comment: Some pitches are asymmetric,
times.
which may make pitching and access difficult.
Town: 1.25 miles/2km Beach: 5 miles/8km
Town: 1 mile/1.6km
Same Price all Season: 21/02-18/12
01/04- 10/04- 24/05- 30/06 10/07- 21/08- 10/09- 30/09-
10/04 24/05 30/06 10/07 21/08 10/09 30/09 01/11
Site Only Per Night (£)
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 11.33
Outfit +2
16.31
21.58 16.31 21.58 26.84 21.58 16.31 13.30
Extra Person 2.79
Extra Person 4.39 4.77 4.39 4.77 5.90 4.77 4.39 3.64 Child 3-15 1.78
Child 0-4 2.73 3.11 2.73 3.11 4.01 3.11 2.73 1.91
Infant 0-2 Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. A maximum supplement of €5.60 is payable direct
Price includes 10 amp electricity.
to site for a tent on pitches. Minimum stay: None
Minimum stay: 5 nights 1/7-31/8. 3 night minimum stay for rest of season.
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BOOKING CODE: P06
BOOKING CODE: P07
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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