FRANCE | JURA & ALSACE
Au Clos de la Chaume J08 |
new pitches 90
Prices from
Nestled between Nancy and Strasbourg in the heart of the Vosges, this small family-run site with a focus on the eco-friendly provides a great
base for discovering this striking region. Close to both the mountains and the forests of the Vosges, the site is also within easy range of the Alsace region, as well as Switzerland and Germany. The culturally rich cities of Colmar, Nancy and Strasbourg are all within reach for day trips and there are many medieval sites and castles to admire in the area.
Bordered by a small stream, Camping au Clos de la Chaume is located at the entrance to the village of Corcieux. This site has 60 grassy touring pitches, all on average 100m2 with easy access and marked out by hedges. The two sanitary blocks have both been recently refurbished and are kept very clean. There is a weekly children’s club in high season, but no evening entertainment is organised on site, with the owners instead emphasising the peaceful atmosphere.
EXTRA COMMENT Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.
J08 Prices Site only per night (£) 30/04-
EL Outfit+2 SP Outfit+2 LP Outfit+2 Adult
Child 2-6 Infant 0-1
03/07 14.62
16.30 17.14 4.20 2.27 Free
EL Price includes 6 amp electricity
03/07- 24/08
18.66 20.34 21.18 4.20 2.27 Free
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SP Price includes 6 amp electricity, water and drainage. LP Price includes larger pitch 6 amp electricity, water & drainage. Minimum stay: 5 nights 02/07-21/08
100 Camping de Chantepie, Loire Please call us on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
24/08- 18/09
14.62 16.30 17.14 4.20 2.27 Free
£14.62
per night
OPEN 30 April – 18 September
PORT Calais 387 miles/622km Dunkerque 371 miles/597km
TOWN Corcieux 546 yds/500m
WHAT’S NEARBY Bar, Restaurant, Shops, Tennis, Bike Hire, Horse Riding, Fishing, Windsurfing
WHAT’S ON-SITE
Outdoor pool (23 Jun-30 Aug)
BBQs permitted
Children’s play area* Table tennis* Internet/Wi-Fi
Laundry facilities Disabled facilities * Open: 01 May-17 Sep
Camping Le Penboch, Brittany
Many members will be familiar with the Sites et Paysages group of campsites in France. These family run sites are more than just a group of campsites; they are a family sharing common values.
For over 20 years, the French camping and caravanning group Sites et Paysages has been providing a selection of campsites that let you discover the true beauty of France and its regions. All the sites are individually designed, independently managed, and have been awarded 3 or 4 stars. They also are all near historical or cultural landmarks, in areas devoted to tourism.
Their values focus on offering campsites with a warm welcome, a friendly atmosphere and a place to relax and experience the joys of France, from the coast to the mountains.
For 2011 we are working with 5 more Sites et Paysages sites. For more information on this chain visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk.
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