L17 Pont de Bourgogne L19 Le Manoir de Bezolle
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Open: 28 March - 30 September Open: 1 January - 31 December NEW
Port: Calais 410 miles/659km // Le Havre 349 miles/561km Port: Calais 362 miles/x583km // Le Havre 306 miles/493km
France
Burgundy
Camping du Pont de Bourgogne is located within walking Situated in the mountainous massif of the Morvan and near
distance of the historic town of Chalon sur Saône, the the Celtic and Gallo-roman city of Bibracte this site is in an
second city of Burgundy. In addition to Saint Vincent square ideal location for exploring both the historic towns that lay
and cathedral, the town organises many events throughout around and the surrounding countryside of the Morvan
the year. Chalon sur Saône is also the home town of the National Park. Sites to visit include the mountain of Mount
inventor of photography, Nicéphore Nièpce and there is a Beuvray, the Canal of Nivernais, the city of Vézelay with its
museum dedicated to his craft in the city centre. vineyards and wine tasting and the famous ‘Route des Vins’.
The campsite is situated on the banks of the river Saône, and is run Camping Le Manoir de Bezolle is a peaceful, well maintained site
by the same management as Château de l’Epervière (L12). The site set in the beautiful Burgundy countryside. It has large grassy
is ideal for members wishing to break their journey en route to the pitches, some of which are marked by trees and shrubs. Access to
south of France as it is only a short distance from the main A6 pitches is generally good however some are accessed by a steep
autoroute. It is also great for those looking for a short city break. road which could be difficult for larger outfits. Site facilities,
The large, grassy pitches are all clearly marked out by hedges. including the sanitary blocks, are kept clean and tidy and there are
There is one older style toilet block and second new block attached two outdoor pools for use in the summer months. There is also a
to the restaurant. Both are kept very clean, but could become lake on site for fishing, which can be done all year round. In high
stretched in high season. The emphasis on site is peace and quite, season the English site owners organise some entertainment,
but the site does organise canoe excursions in high season. including music evenings and BBQ’s.
Facilities Facilities
a33 Bar* a33 Laundry facilities a33 Outdoor pool* a33 Fishing**
a33 Restaurant** a33 Disabled facilities a33 Paddling pool* a33 Wi-Fi
a33 Basic shop* a33 Motor caravan service point a33 Shop* a33 Disabled facilities
a33 Take-away** a33 Nearby: Pool (¼ miles/0.4km) a33 Bar* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Table tennis* canoeing, Photographic a33 Restaurant* a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 BBQs permitted museum. a33 Take-away* a33 Nearby: National Park,
a33 Bike Hire*
* 28 Mar-30 Sept
a33 BBQ’s permitted** Vineyards and Wine Tasting
a33 Fishing (permit required)* ** 25 Apr-13 Sept a33 Children’s playground* * 1 Mar – 31 Sept
** All year longa33 Internet/Wi-Fi a33 Table tennis*
a33 Mini-golf*
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Club comment: No more than 2 families
travelling together. Dogs in categories 1 & 2
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Club comment: Dogs must be kept on a
not permitted. Please see pages 10 & 11 for lead at all times.
further details.
Town: 1.25 miles/2km
Town: 1 mile/1.6km
01/01-30/06 30/06-31/08 31/08-31/12
28/03-05/07 05/07-23/08 23/08-30/09 Site Only Per Night (£)
Site Only Per Night (£)
EL:Outfit +2 15.55 21.50 15.55
Outfit +2 15.55 19.17 15.55
SP:Outfit +2 17.93 23.87 17.93
Extra Person 3.79 4.69 3.79 Extra Person 4.61 4.61 4.61
Child 1-6 2.36 3.04 2.36 Child 1-12 2.87 2.87 2.87
Infant 0-0 Free Free Free Infant 0-0 Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None. Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
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BOOKING CODE: L17 BOOKING CODE: L19
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
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